Celebrate!

Happy Monday Everyone!!

I dropped in again to show a card I made for "Send a Smile 4 Kids"

The theme is " Easter/Spring Cards 4 Kids Challenge" 

This card will be going to one of 8 hospitals, if you participate be sure to read the guidelines for sending cards unlike me which can be found on the tab on top of the page, I added sequins which is a no no due to choking hazards if the card were given to a young child. Thankfully these can be easily removed without ruining the card or they may just give it to a nurse instead!

You have until Friday March 14th at noon CST to enter this challenge. 

 

I used my own digital image (colored version) which can be found HERE. 

 

So I hope you are all excited because there is only 2 days left until the

 "New Beginnings Celebration Challenge"

 I can't wait for you to see my new releases and can't wait for all the fun to begin! This month long challenge will bring surprises along the way so be sure to drop in if you don't want to miss out on a freebie or more chances to win the bigger prizes!!!

If you have decided to join the party, don't forget to add your name to the list by joining my

 Face Book Event Page

Have a super Monday!

Spread Your Wings And Fly

Hello Everyone!

I am dropping in this evening to show you a card I made for the " I feel the Love Project" for March.

Isn't this image the sweetest!!!! I bought it a while back from Mo's...You can get six stamps for $10 -- You get three baby fairies and three bugs and they are all just as adorable!

Madelyn's Story:  Copied from   "I feel the Love project blog".

When a jar filled with cash was stolen from a restaurant in a small Central California town, the restaurant owners and customers were shocked and dismayed. This was not an ordinary jar sitting on the counter for the purpose of leaving a tip – this was a special jar, filled with heartfelt notes and monetary donations for a very special little girl, 6-year-old Madelyn “Maddy” Gonzales, our

 I Feel the Love Project March 2014  card recipient. 

Diagnosed in the fall of 2013 with acute lymphocytic leukemia, Maddy often travels with her family – mom, dad, and older sister – for treatments. The stolen jar of cash, filled with donations from community members, would have helped to offset some of the expenses incurred by the family.
“I was sad when I found out,” Jessica Gonzales said. “Just to know that there’s people out there that would do something like that. I’m not naive, and I know things like this happen, but when it directly affects my daughter,well, it’s just sad.”

I hope you join in !!!

Have a great evening!