Well, I missed a Thursday and I am posting early for this Thursday. Not a very good track record, huh! We are leaving to go to Charleston, South Carolina in about 20 minutes. I am packed but not sure I remembered everything. I took a picture of two cards for the next card class. But something is wrong -my computer is not recognizing the printer where I plug in my digital card. Ackkk!!!! So I don't have a sample to post on my blog this time. That's what I get for waiting until the last minute.

So, some of you saw the Sesame Street card at the last class. This class will be birthday cards and SS is one of the cards. For those that don't want to make a child's card, I will have another card for you. When you sign up for class, just let me know, kids or no kids. Class is Thursday, May 28 at my house from 7-9pm. Cost is $20 for 12 cards and envelopes. Please remember to bring your scissors and favorite adhesive. I will have access to a laptop and will be checking my emails. So let me know if you can make to class. And I promise....to have a pic next time!

A New Goal

Ok, I am going to try this again. I cannot get deterred. I WILL post once a week on my blog!!!!!!

Here is a sample of one of the cards that will be featured at my Card Class Tuesday, May 12. You will make 12 sympathy cards. including envelopes, for $20. Let me know ASAP if you plan to attend.

Ok. now the hard part, getting the card to appear on this page, tee hee!

This is one of the cards from my Christmas Card Class coming up on Monday, November 17.

This card is made with a circle cut from a Coluzzle template at 4 1/4", using Kraft cardstock. Stamp sets from Stampin' UP are : tree from Punch Pals and sentiment from Holidays and Wishes. I think it's a cute card.

I have had a blog for quite some time but I didn't know how to do all the "bells and whistles " that I have seen on other blogs. It is still not exactly what I want, but it is a beginning. I had it set "for my eyes only" until today. My sister came over and helped this computer-challenged gal into the 21st century. Thank you Diane!

So here it is. Welcome to my blog and hopefully, I will be able to post some projects that might inspire you.