Know What Rhymes With Birthday? MFT's Cheers to Your Birthday

 

Hello, and welcome to my blog, where I get to share my latest hand crafted cards

and projects. Sometimes you'll see a chicken or their 'handiwork', my sweet dog,

or a peek at my garden.

Today I'm celebrating with MFT's Cheers To Your Birthday Card sets.

Within the set are various bar glasses, and these martini, or as I used them, margarita

glasses. You can even see the salt on the rim!

One with a lime wedge, and the other with cherried umbrella.  This photo gives a detailed

look at the vellum glasses, inked on the edges, the sponge inked margaritas, and a few other 

fun design elements.

With the exception of the Halvsies die by The Greetery, all product is MFT. 

I've listed what I used below. 

Hope you got a chuckle from the sentiment! I know just who's getting this

happy birthday card, and she loves margaritas! (Who doesn't?)

Have a great week!

My Favorite Things:

Raise a Glass (stamp set)

Drink Decor

Garnish

Long Stem Barware

Barware Basics

The Flower Challenge Reminder #70: CAS

 

Summer's in full swing in CA's Central Valley, hot and dry!

Keeping my precious flowers alive and blooming is always a task, 

and sometimes it works, sometimes, with temps at over 100 for weeks,

it's a loosing battle...

Fortunately, there's no shortage of colorful blooms in the craft room!

I'm bringing a reminder of our challenge at the Flower Challenge: CAS, 

Clean and Simple.

One central focus, with lots of white space. 

Pick a favorite flower and play along! 

The Greetery: 

Printshop Garden Goodness

Hello die

The Flower Challenge #70 Reminder

What's the Buzz?

 

All 'a-buzz' about the new honey jar from The Greetery... 

Hi there! I had several honey jars on my craft table, and decided to play with different

jar toppers. The honey jar can be left open or topped with a cloth like bonnet and string.

I went 'country' with this card and paired the honey jar with The Greetery's

Oopsie Daisy. 'Dipped' my honey stick with colored GA, (a technique I explain

in my previous post).

The honeycomb background corners are just the perfect accent for the jar.

Have a sweet weekend!