Stamps: Inks: Papers: Accessories: My Digital Studio Night & Day Template My daughter recently had her first baritone band concert. Most of the pictures from that day, even with my SLR camera and a 300mm zoom lens still were not as fabulous as I normal take. Mind you, we had 3 cameras, one camcorder, 3 cell phone cameras all recording the event. I may do something with all the other pictures at some point, but I thought this single picture says it all. And even better is it only took, with some playing with embellishments, 5 minutes to complete.

Take 3 class for Mother's Day. Make a card, a scrapbook (the orange dotted item that holds a mini album inside) and a gift for mom. Make another set to keep for yourself. $5 for all 3 items. Wow! At the same time I will have my retired Stampin' Up! items for sale - stamp sets, papers, and more.  After the classes are over my remaining sale items will be open to the public for purchase. Class is open house style class - come anytime during scheduled times. Sessions: Friday, April 30th, 5-9 pm or Sunday, May 2nd, 2-6 pm. Register by April 29th for either session please.

Stamp-A-Stack of Lots of Cards Buffet $1.50 per card. Choose which ones (or all) you want to make. Dates: Thursday, April 29th, 12-3 pm Wednesday, May 5th, 6-9 pm Saturday, May 8th, 12-3 pm RSVP at least 24 hours before each scheduled session. Price DOES NOT include adhesive or envelopes. You will need to remember to bring your adhesives to class. See you there.

Updated picture of item I did for my daughter a few posts ago. I finally got to take a picture of it with a better quality camera (not cell phone, originally used). You can really see the shimmer of the Platinum shimmer paint now.

I have many classes coming up, with more session times than I have ever offered. Pictures of the cards available for the Stamp-A-Stack Card Buffet Occasions class should be posted by weekend, and class projects as time allows. With family out of town you would think I have more free time but the opposite has been true. How is that possible?