Thursday, January 14, 2010

Sip a cup of tea with me....

I had a very hard time thinking of a gift to make for my Grandparents for Christmas. I finally came up with the idea of getting them tea(for grandma) and coffee(for grandpa) and some homemade cookies. But of course I needed something to put them in right?? So I looked through my box of goodies and found a balsa wood tray.

I painted it, and added the decorations. The tea cups were cut from a pattern that Celina found for me.(Its very hard to find one...lol) The "steam coming from the cups were cut out using the Slice and the Basics 3 card. The title was also cut from the same card. Cleina(she is awesome when I am stuck!!) also helped me with the title. I really like how this came out.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Killer Icicle's



Around here right now all of the houses have tons of Icicles on them. Some of them are very big and some are not. The picture shows one that is across the street from us. That thing is HUGE!!! It was a few inches longer but it melted before I thought to take a picture.

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Matthiessen State Park



If you ever have the Chance to make it to this state park, it will be way worth it. We took the kids there for the very first time this summer, and it was a blast. We got to walk up to, play behind, and explore waterfalls. This is something that we will be doing every year from now on!! LO inspired by Julie Bonner's December Monthly Sketch!

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Birthday Girl



Inspired by Pink Sketches #53

Monday, December 28, 2009

Preschool...



I remember this day like it was yesterday. It was the first day of 4 year old preschool, and Alex was so excited...he had no tears!! Inspired by Julie Bonner's week 45

Sunday, December 27, 2009

Snow Much fun...



This is a LO done from the first time that we took the kids sledding. Inspired by Julie Bonner's November monthly sketch

Saturday, December 26, 2009

Silly Faces


This was inspired by a sketch from Julie Bonner, It was week number 49
This is the first of many Lo's that were done as a Christmas gift to my mom.