Saturday, May 26, 2012

Graduation Gift Card/Money holders


I needed a few more graduation cards, so I thought I'd make some CAS (clean and simple) gift card holders. These are 2 3/8" x 3 3/4", with a 1" piece folded up on the inside to tuck the gift in. If you're going to put a gift card inside though, make sure the staples are really close to the edge...mine are in too far. Which isn't a big deal since I was going to include cash anyway. I made these the size they are because I have the cutest little envelopes that are 2 1/2" x 4 1/4". These cards fit nicely.

These went together really quickly too. I just stamped the lined paper image, from the Verve set Making a Statement, with Nautical Blue Memento Dye Ink and diecut it with the Rounded Rectangle Die by Verve. The sentiment is from the set Small Celebrations. Lastly, I added a mini-library clip (SU!) and a couple of diecut stars (Spellbinders), and woila. Finished. Wait...I did add a couple of score lines to the top and bottom of the base using my Score-Buddy, and stapled the inside piece.


I had only one girl Graduation card to make this year. Isn't that crazy? Out of 12 graduations, only one girl. WOW! So I decided to make hers different and girly. I used a tutorial that I found on pinterest, by Glenda Calkins, and the little sentiment flag was made using the Verve stamp set Purely Sentimental.


For the inside, I just cut a piece of dp, and punched a border using a Martha Stewart edger punch. I also added a Prima flower, and used some large Magnet discs (Basicgrey) for the top closer which was diecut using the Labels 20 die by Spellbinders.


That's it for today ya'll!! I hope those of you in the states are enjoying Memorial Weekend.
Happy Stamping!!

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Kraft Grad Card
Stamps: Small Celebrations, Making a Statement (Verve)
Paper: Kraft and Vintage Cream (PTI), Navy (Bazzill)
Ink: Nautical Blue (Memento), Onyx Black (Versafine)
Accessories: Rounded Rectangle Die (Verve), Star dies (Spellbinders), Library Clip (SU!), Score-Buddy, Staples

Purse Grad Card
Stamps: Purely Sentimental (Verve)
Paper: What's Up (Basicgrey), Vintage Cream (PTI)
Ink: Onyx Black (Versafine)
Accessories: Labels 20 die (Spellbinders), Flower (Prima), Ribbon (American Craft), Large Magnet discs (Basicgrey), Border punch (Martha Stewart), Staples, Tutorial Template (Glenda Calkins)

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Life is eternal


It's always hard when a friend is suffering a loss. Especially when they live so far away, and there's very little you can do to help. Thankfully, there is a way to reach across the miles to let them know how much you care and are thinking of them.

I made this card for such a friend. Claire Brennan, owner of Waltzingmouse Stamps, and one of the sweetest ladies I know, recently lost her mother. I lost my mother over 17 years ago, so I understand a bit (even though everyone's loss is different), of the emptiness she must be going through right now.

Anyway, Waltzingmouse stamps has a sentiment for just about any thought you might want to convey, and I thought this sentiment from the Words of Wisdom set was beautiful and so fitting! "Life is eternal and love is immortal and death is only a horizon and a horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight." R W Raymond

I hope you are having a blessed day!!
Happy Stamping my friends!!

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Stamps: Words of Wisdom (Waltzingmouse Stamps)

Paper: Down the Boardwalk (We R Memory Keepers), Vintage Cream (PTI)
Ink: Smokey Gray (Versafine), Vintage Photo (Ranger Distress)
Accessories: Mix'd Media Elements and Labels Sixteen dies (Spellbinders), Flower Punches (PunchBunch), Weaved ribbon (May Arts), Wrinkled Ribbon (PrairieBirdBoutique), Wooden Heart Button (Prima), Fibers, Embossing Folder (Sizzix), Diamond Stickles, Pearls (Pizzaz Aplenty)

Friday, May 18, 2012

Wedded Bliss Viva la Verve



I've been playing with some more Verve images and decided to participate in this week's Viva la Verve sketch found HERE.

I need a wedding card in a couple of weeks, and thought the images from the Verve set Small Celebrations would look fabulous with the new Indie Chic paper by My Mind's eye. I love the blue/gold combination.

Short and sweet today. Graduations and parties to go to, and my college kids just got home, so lots to do ya'll!!

Have a fantastic weekend!!
Happy Stamping!

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Stamps: Small Celebrations (Verve)

Paper: Indie Chic (My Mind's Eye), Vintage Cream (PTI)
Ink: Smokey Gray (Versafine), Pumice Stone (Ranger)
Accessories: Standard Circle, Standard Scallop Circle, Floral Ovals and Romantic Rectangles (Spellbinders), Dew Drops, Frosted Lace (Stickles), Wrinkled Ribbon (PrairieBirdBoutique), Twine (Pizzaz Aplenty), Lace, Distrezz~it~All (Zutter), Sewing Machine, Button (PTI)

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Negative Space Card Trio

(Click on the photo to see the sentiments and details better.)

I've been seeing a lot of "negative" space being used on cards lately, with punches or dies, so I thought I'd try my hand at it with some punches and some of my favorite sentiments. Verve is known for having wonderful sentiments with fabulous fonts that always seem to be perfect for the style you're going for. I chose to use a set called Small Phrases. It has 22 phrases. Seriously...22 and they cover the gamut of topics from baby shower to anniversary and birthday, and a variety of "thoughtful" phrases. I used three of them on my "mini set" today.

I love mini cards. They're perfect for tucking in gift packages or lunch boxes, or just leaving on a desk for someone who needs a "pick-me-up". I used three sentiments: "I thought of you today", "you are loved", and "so proud of you". Fabulous little encouragements. These babies are only 2 1/2" x 3 3/4".

For my background, I took a Sizzix embossing folder and only covered half of the card with it. I love how it turned out.

That's it for today.
Sorry I've been MIA for so long. My son graduated from Whitworth University in Spokane, Washington this weekend, so we've been getting ready for the trip, and then spent 3 days there this past weekend. I'm just now getting caught up. :)

Thanks for stopping by.
I hope you're having a fantastic week!!
Happy Stamping!!

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Stamps: Small Phrases (Verve)

Paper: Bazzill and White (PTI)
Ink: Smokey Gray (Versafine)
Accessories: Lacey Squares (Spellbinders), Flourishes, Dots and Ribbons embossing folder (Sizzix), Punches (Martha Stewart and Punch Bunch)

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Waltzingmouse Blog Waltz ~ May Release


Wow! I can't believe it's already release day for the 3 new Waltzingmouse Stamps sets!! If you've arrived her via Anya's blog, you're on the right track. If not, be sure to start at Claire's blog so you don't miss a stop. Also, you have an opportunity to win a stamp set of your choice. All you have to do is leave comments on the blogs along the hop for your chance to win. You have until May 11. Check out Claire's blog for the deadlines.

Now, for my card...today we get to feature any set we'd like, so I chose the Compact Family set because I had a this special gift set in mind for a dear friend.


I love the sentiment " a hug from your..."! It's perfect because you can add whatever you want to the end of it; Friend, Mom, Auntie, Daughter...etc. Obviously I chose friend and framed them with various diecuts. I used Fancy Tags Two, Floral Ovals, Classic Ovals, Wonderful Wings Grand and Labels 9 dies (Spellbinders).


I wanted to add a tag to the bag I made, and thought the Labels 25 die shape (Spellbinders) would make a beautiful tag. And Claire designed the most beautiful image to fit inside it. It's included in the Paris Nouveau set. I included the sentiment "You make me smile with all my heart", from the new Compact Sentiments ~Part 2 set, to the center.

Here's a look at the bag. Now I'm not a sewer, but this was super easy to put together. And I'm happy with how it turned out. I filled it with a huge variety of wrinkled seam binding ribbon and lace. A perfect filler for a vintage inspired bag I thought. :)

That's it for me today. Next stop, the ever inspirational and super sweet Becca.

Thanks for visiting today!!
Happy Stamping!!

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Card
Stamps: Compact Family (Waltzingmouse Stamps)
Paper: Vintage Timeless (Kaisercraft), Vintage Cream (PTI)
Ink: Smokey Gray (Versafine), Antique Linen (Ranger Distress)
Accessories: Fancy Tags Two, Floral Ovals, Classic Ovals, Wonderful Wings Grand and Labels 9 dies (Spellbinders), Gem clips (Tim Holtz), Wonderful Wings Bling (Want 2 Scrap), Flower (Prima), Lace, Velvet Ric-Rac (Stamp Simply), Wrinkled Ribbon (PrairieBirdBoutique), Pearls (Pizzaz Aplenty), Sewing Machine, Dimensional Tape (Scotch)

Bag
Stamps: Compact Sentiments ~Part 2 and Paris Nouveau (Waltzingmouse Stamps)
Paper: None
Ink: Black (Stazon)
Accessories: Labels 25 die (Spellbinders), Key (Timepiece Trinkets ~ BoBunny), Fabric, Lace and cord (Hobby Lobby)

Monday, May 7, 2012

Waltzingmouse May 2012 Release ~ Day 3


I have a few cards to share with you today for Day 3 of May's Waltzingmouse Stamps release.
First up is a beehive card. I collect bee skeps, and have had a fascination with bees for quite some time. It's been said that it's a miracle that a bee can fly. Because aerodynamically it should be impossible for them to fly with the wings they were given in proportion to their body. But the bee doesn't know that. :)

Anyway, my heart just melted when I saw the sentiment "you're the bee's knees" in this new Compact Sentiments~Part 2 set. I wanted to put a bee skep on my card, so I drew one out and used different dp for each section. Of course there needed to be a bee on the card too, so I added a brad with a bee image on it to the sentiment flag.

(Click on the photo to see the detail in the backgrounds)

I also made some graduation gift cards using an easy tutorial by Laurie Schmidlin. Click HERE for the tutorial. I needed 9 graduation cards this year. Only one of them being for a girl. I'm not finished with that one yet, so I'll have to share it at a later date.

I loved the sweet little "you rock" sentiment from Compact Sentiments~Part 2 set, so I thought it'd be easy and fun to mass produce similar cards with different bg images stamped with the Off Beat Backgrounds and Heirloom Patterns sets. I just diecut a star using a Star die (Spellbinders), and punched out the sentiment using the Word Window punch (SU!).


For the inside I added some sentiments from the Halfpint Heroines set. I thought they'd be perfect for these little gift card holders.


That's it for today's projects. I have saved my favorite for the hop tomorrow. So be sure to stop by again!!

Here's a list of the WMS dt's links in case you missed one along the way. :)

Anya Schrier
Beeca Feeken
Belinda Chang Langner
Clare Buswell
Julia Aston
Jennifer Holmes
Kelly Schirmer
Laurie Schmidlin
Lynn Mercurio
Mona Pendleton
Sandie Dunne
Claire Brennan - Owner
Tosha Leyendekker


Thanks for dropping by!!
Happy Stamping!! :)

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Beehive card
Stamps: Compact Sentiments~Part 2 (Waltzingmouse)
Paper: Be Amazing (Follow Your Heart MME), Vintage Cream (PTI)
Ink: Smokey Gray (Versafine), Vintage Photo and Walnut Stain (Ranger Distress)
Accessories: Brad (MME), Sewing Machine, Distrezz-it-All (Zutter)

Gift Card Holders
Stamps: Compact Sentiments~Part 2 , Halfpint Heroines, Heirloom Patterns, Off Beat Backgrounds (Waltzingmouse)
Paper: White (PTI)
Ink: Black Onyx (Versafine), Apricot, Latte, Lichen, French Roast, Sage, Sky (a muse)
Accessories: Star die (Spellbinders), Word Window Punch (SU!), Corner Rounder Punch, Quickie Glue Pen, Crystal Glitter

Sunday, May 6, 2012

Waltzingmouse May 2012 Release ~ Day 2


It's day 2 of the Waltzingmouse Release peek, and we're showcasing a sentiment set called Compact Family, and it has oodles of fabulous combinations!! I thought "writing out" "bestest husband on the planet" was super fun!! And of course I had to use my "tried and true" Teeny Trees set for the background. (LOVE that set) The grid was made using the set Off Beat Backgrounds.

A pretty straight forward card. My husband is a "no nonsense" kinda guy. So even if I did add a ton of details, he probably wouldn't even notice. lol Straight and to the point...clean and simple. :)

That's it for me. Be sure to check out what the rest of the dt has come up with today. You won't be disappointed!!

Anya Schrier
Becca Feeken
Belinda Chang Langner
Clare Buswell
Julia Aston
Jennifer Holmes
Kelly Schirmer
Laurie Schmidlin
Lynn Mercurio
Mona Pendleton
Sandie Dunne
Claire Brennan - Owner
Tosha Leyendekker


Thanks so much for stopping by today.
Happy Stamping!!

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Stamps: Compact Family, Teeny Trees, Off Beat Backgrounds (Waltzingmouse Stamps)
Paper: White and Black (PTI)
Ink: Sage (a muse), Smokey Gray and Onyx Black (Versafine)
Accessories: Petite Oval and Long Rectangle dies (Spellbinders), Nested Sentiment dies (Justrite Stamps Custom dies by Spellbinders), Corner Rounder Punch

Saturday, May 5, 2012

Waltzingmouse May 2012 Release


Waltzingmouse
is releasing 3 darling sets May 8, and you won't want to miss seeing them. I know I say this practically every WMS release, but Claire has such an eye for detail, and knows just what we need in terms of stamps! And these sets will not disappoint!! Awhile back Claire designed a "Half Pint Heroes" set filled with charming little boy images and sentiments. Well, she's now designed a sweet set for little girls Called Half Pint Heroines. I used a few images from this set: balloon, clouds, bird, face, and sentiments. It also has a fun elephant, and the sweetest story telling sentiments. It is such a clever and fun set which has so many possibilities. You're only limit is your own imagination.



I paper pieced all the images with Prima's Romantique Collection, and made some layers using Romantic Rectangles dies by Spellbinders.


I also finished off the inside with one of the little girl images, and left room for either a photo or a sentiment. I haven't decided what I'm going to add yet.

That's it for my project today. Be sure to check the blogs of the other designers, because, believe me, these girls are clever, creative and oh so inspirational!!

Anya Schrier
Beeca Feeken
Belinda Chang Langner
Clare Buswell
Julia Aston
Jennifer Holmes
Kelly Schirmer
Laurie Schmidlin
Lynn Mercurio
Mona Pendleton
Sandie Dunne
Claire Brennan - Owner
Tosha Leyendekker


Thank you so much for stopping by!!
Happy Stamping!!

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Stamps: Half Pint Heroines (Waltzingmouse Stamps)
Paper: Romantique (Prima), Vintage Cream (PTI)
Ink: Onyx Black (Versafine), Antique Linen (Ranger Distress)
Accessories: Romantic Rectangles and Labels 22 dies (Spellbinders), Copics, Sewing Machine, Black Burlap String, Dimensional Tape (Scotch)

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Tutorial ~ Stuffed Organza Yo-yo Flower

Last week I made a card with a stuffed organza yo-yo flower, and have been asked to do a tutorial. So I'd like to share with you, today, how I made this flower.

I love making flowers out of paper, fabric, ribbon, lace, and more, and thought it would be fun to fill an organza yo-yo flower with some embellishments. The first time around (a photo is at the end of this post), I stuffed it with some Mellissa Frances Glass Glitter. This time around, I thought it would be fun to fill it with some pearl and crystal glass beads. The organza is darker, so it's harder to see, and the flower is smaller (I used a 3" diecut circle), but I like how it turned out. And it's super easy!!

All you need is a circle of organza fabric (cut it twice the width you would like it to be ~ mine was 3" in diameter. ), a needle with matching thread, and whatever you'd like to fill it up with. You can use fibers, confetti, beads, rhinestones, pearls...shoot, you could even fill it with some potpourri.



Stitch around the outside of your circle with large basting stitches. (Don't stitch too close to the edge though because the fabric could fray.)



Pull the strings together to gather up the flower into a circle...I stuffed it before securing the thread.


Then just embellish and add it to your card.


I have a wedding to attend this weekend, and thought this elegant stuffed organza yo-yo would work beautifully for a wedding card. I used this week's Waltzingmouse sketch for some inspiration. I'd like to encourage you to participate in the WMS sketch challenge too. We'd love to see how you're inspired. All the stamps used are from the Waltzingmouse stamps sets: Say it Loud and Compact Sentiments

Here are the sweet little tickets with the sentiments stamped on them.


Here's a look at the first stuffed organza flower I made and posted last week.



That's it for today ya'll. I hope you're having a nice week.
Happy Stamping!!

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Stamps: Say it Loud, Compact Sentiments (Waltzingmouse)
Paper: In Love and Game On (Webster's Pages), Vintage Cream (PTI)
Ink: Onyx Black (Versafine), Pumice Stone (Ranger Distress)
Accessories: Labels and Tags, Floral Ovals, and Classic Ovals dies (Spellbinders), Lace (Webster's Pages), Butterfly and key punches (Martha Stewart), Border Punch (EK Success), Feathers, Twine, Crystal Glitter, Quickie Glue Pen, Rhinestones (Pizzaz Aplenty), Scor-Buddy, Organza Ribbon, Glass Beads, Vintage Button (Basicgrey), feathers, Sewing Machine

Sunday, April 22, 2012

April Diva Dare 2012



I'm hosting the Diva Dare over on the Verve Blog today. And there are prizes to be won, so ya might want to head on over there for all the details. My card was made using this week's Viva la Verve sketch designed by Shannan. Yet another chance to win ya some verve. :)



Here's a close up of the flower I made using some burlap, organza fabric, fiber paper, a rose ribbon and vintage button.

Thanks for stopping by. I hope you're having a very nice weekend!!
Happy Stamping!!

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Stamps: Joyful Blooms (Verve)

Paper: London Market (Pink Paislee), Kraft and Vintage Cream (PTI)
Ink: Smokey Gray (Versafine) and Pumice Stone (Ranger Distress)
Accessories: Primitive Hearts die and embossing folder (Sizzix), Handmade flower, Corrugated shapes (Jillibean Soup), Blingage Pins (Teresa Collins), Gesso, Organza Fabric, Burlap, Fiber Paper, Rose Ribbon, Sewing Machine, Distrezz~it~All (Zutter)

Friday, April 20, 2012

Black on Black Inspiration Motivation





6+ years ago, I joined the online stamping community called Splitcoaststampers and have met some of the most talented, warm-hearted, and generous women a person could be blessed to know. One of those such women is my dear, dear friend Laurie, known as Lauraly on Splitcoast. Her blog is Just Give Me Stamps.  We've been friends for over 5 years and awhile back we used to set up challenges for each other.  Well, while talking the other day, I happened to be on pinterest and noticed a pinner had pinned a lot of black on black and black on gray images.  Laurie makes beautiful, beautiful cards using that color palette.  So, based on that inspiration, we decided to challenge ourselves to use just that color combo with a "splash" of color.  Now, my card doesn't include a splash...more like a drip of pink, but I did get the black on black.  ;)

I started off by creating the cameo medallion using the Waltzingmouse set Cameo Creations.  The frame is embossed with silver ep, and the silhouette with black ep.

The background panel is hard to see with all the embellishing on the front, but I embossed a border image, from the set Paris Nouveau, with black ep onto Smokey Shadow PTI cardstock.  The sentiment is from the WMS set Teeny Trees.





I made the little Yo-yo Organza flower with some pink organza fabric, and before closing it up, I added some Pink Glass Glitter by Melissa Frances. I finished it off with a Pearl Vintage Button by Basicgrey.

Did you notice the Black Millinery Netting behind the cameo?  I think that stuff is so cool, and gives some fun texture to my card.  I got the black netting, as well as some white from a fabulous online store called The Funkie Junkie.  If you like vintage embellishments, you really should check out this store!!

I also used quite a bit of dies on this vintage inspired card:  Romantic Rectangles, Floral Ovals, and Persian Accents by Spellbinders, and Nested Sentiment dies by JustRite Stamps.

Lastly, I added a crystal rhinestone flourish from Zva Creative, and a few pearls from Pizzazz Aplenty.  And that's it.

Be sure to stop by and see what Laurie came up with for our black on black Inspiration motivation.  That girl has more stamping skills in her little finger, than I could ever dream of having.  So if you're looking to be inspired, or motivated to try this color combo, be sure to head on over to Just Give Me Stamps for a peek at her project.

Thanks so much for visiting.  Be sure to stop by on the 22nd.  I have a Verve project to share with ya'll that day.

Happy Stamping my friends!!

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Stamps:   Cameo Creations, Paris Nouveau, Teeny Trees (Waltzingmouse Stamps)
Paper:  Smokey Shadow, Black and Soft Stone (PTI)
Ink:  Versamark
Accessories: Romantic Rectangles, Floral Ovals, and Persian Accents dies (Spellbinders), Nested Sentiment dies (JustRite Stamps), Black Millinery Netting (The Funkie Junkie), Vintage Button (Basicgrey), Rhinestone Flourish (Zva Creative), Pearls (Pizzaz Aplenty), Glass Glitter (Melissa Frances), Organza Fabric, Black and Silver Embossing Powder, Dimensional Tape (Scotch)

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

April's Waltzingmouse Blog Party!!

Have you joined the Waltzingmouse Stamps Blog Party before? If not, I'd like to encourage you to participate this week. The theme is "New Beginnings ~ Baby or Wedding". All you have to do is the following:

1. link your project HERE, using a direct link URL
2. include something related to the theme
3. use Waltzingmouse Stamps images



For my card today, I used the latest Waltzingmouse sketch found HERE. If you're looking for inspiration, let me tell you, the WMS Mischief makers are some of the most creative stampers out there if you ask me. They never cease to inspire me with their innovative ideas!!

Now, my card is pretty CAS (Clean and Simple), but I did use 5 different stamp sets, and 3 dies, along with a circle punch. Hard to believe eh? Here's a list of the Waltzingmouse Stamps I used: Heirloom Patterns, Holiday Label No. 14, Frame it, Teeny Trees, and Make Your Mark
The dies I used were: Labels 14 and Nested Pennants (Spellbinders), and a Small Scallop die by "a muse".

Now, I always stamp a signature image on the back of all the cards I give away; whether it be my name, or an appropriate sentiment. Claire has a fabulous set designed to fit perfectly for whatever type of project you've created. It's called, appropriately, Make Your Mark, and this is just one of the images included.




That's it for me today. Be sure to stop by the Waltzingmouse Makes Blog for the party. :) We'd love to see your interpretation of this month's theme.

Happy stamping!!

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Stamps: Heirloom Patterns, Holiday Label No. 14, Frame it, Teeny Trees, and Make Your Mark (Waltzingmouse Stamps)
Paper: White and Kraft (PTI)
Ink: Versamark, Sky (a muse), Smokey Gray (Versafine)
Accessories: Labels 14 and Nested Pennants (Spellbinders), Small Scallop die (a muse), 3/4" Circle Punch (SU!), White embossing powder, Glaze (Faber-Castell), Dimensional Tape (Scotch)

Friday, April 13, 2012

Verve April Release Spotlight Hop ~ Day 3

It's day three of this week's Verve Spotlight hop, and we got to choose the sets we wanted to peek. Not only that, the new release goes on sale today, and one lucky commenter from today will win the entire release!! How awesome is that!!!

Well, I chose to use the set Purely Sentimental because it has a perfectly masculine sentiment for a young man graduating from college. And, I happen to have a son that's doing just that in a few weeks. :)

So, I paired the Purely Sentimental sentiment with some fabulously fun Postale 7 Gypsies paper, and came up with this card using this week's Viva la Verve sketch designed by, the sweet and creative diva, Janelle.

I used the new Ribbon Banner die for the panel in the upper corner, along with an arrow from My Mind's Eye's FunDay decorative Brads.

I stamped the sentiment onto a Journal Ticket by 7 gypsies and added a couple of Prima wooden buttons.



Here's another angle. See the little Tim Holtz paper clip attached to the banner? Love those little clips. :)

eta: The notched circle was made using the Spellbinders' Scallop Circle die, and diecutting off the tips of the scallops with a slightly smaller Standard Circle die.

That's it for me today. Don't forget to leave comments on each blog for an opportunity to win the entire release today. The prize deadline is Monday April 16 at 6 PM Mountain Time, winners will be announced here on the Verve Blog Tuesday April 17. The stamps and dies are available for purchase this morning.

Janelle
Charmaine
Laurie
Andrea
Maureen
Sankari
Amy
Tosh <----you are here
Amber
Teresa

Thanks for stopping by. I hope you've enjoyed the peeks this week.
Happy Stamping!!

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Stamps: Purely Sentimental (Verve)

Paper: Postale (7 gypsies), Vintage Cream (PTI)
Ink: Onyx Black (Versafine), Black Soot (Ranger Distress)
Accessories: Ribbon Banner die (Verve), Circle and Standard Scalloped Circle dies (Spellbinders), Wooden Buttons (Prima), Arrow (FunDay-My Mind's Eye), Ticket (Journal -7 gypsies), Newsprint Candi (Craftworkcards), Sewing Machine
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