My sister, Dianne, is wonderfully generous, and sends me all manner of stamping goodies. Sometimes she sends me stamped images. I coloured this one with pencil crayons and made this card for her. Thanks again, Dianne!
And thank you, Jeannie, for giving me this gorgeous paper. I think it is called Washi paper. What wonderful friends I have!
The most challenging part of making cards for me is the design or layout process. So, when I find one I like I tend to use it a few times. Here are a few cards I made recently with some new Inkadinkado stamps I bought at Jo-Ann Fabrics and Crafts in Palm Desert.
Paper crafters know all about faith. We enter swaps and mail our precious creations afar. Sometimes we put our faith in the post office and things go horribly wrong.
Yeah, I know, I'm a bit late, but I wanted to make sure that my Vintage Collage ATC group received their swaps before I posted mine here.
Robson Square, crowded with entertainment, ice skating, the big screen, Ziptrek, the BC Pavilion, and of course the Vancouver Art Gallery.
Me? Not on your life! Check out the Ziptrek video link here.
The Hudson's Bay Company, where you can line up for an hour to buy your mittens!
Go Canada Go!
Not really - we common folks can't get close to Olympic Village. Just outside the Village, though, are some of the "Houses", where the public is welcome to enjoy being with the athletes.
Canadian Hockey House, proving to be a popular place to drink beer and sing loud.
Sochi House (Russia), originally built for Expo '86, usually home to Vancouver's Science World
