Today I am starting the Christmas Joy Adult Coloring Bible Study written by Leslie Eaton, and I have 3 of the workbooks to give away. You can do this Bible study with or without the book but the book makes is so much easier. Here is the link to the Bible Study
Would you like to join me? Just comment below and I will add you to the drawing. I will be choosing the 3 winners tomorrow so that the winners can get started.
Welcome to the Cricut Flower Market Blog Hop. Grab some coffee and hop along to see all the amazing artwork created using the Close to My Heart Flower Market cartridge.
If you came here from Darlys Recke's Blog you are on the right track.
Here is what I made....
I made a 6x6 canvas and love how it turned out. I am using to decorate for Thanksgiving.
Thanks for hopping by now hop on over to Tammy Lubick's Blog to see her amazing artwork!
Welcome to our Stamp of the Month Blog Hop! We will be featuring November's SOTM, which is New Year's Cheer, a set of 13 stamps. This is perfect for making your New Years's Eve invitations, cards and layouts.
If you have come here from Brenda Lapp's Blog you are on the right path! This month we have close to 25 Close To My Heart Consultants sharing their creations using this month's SOTM and other great CTMH products on their blogs. This is simple to do - just click on the link at the end of the post on each blog to move to the next one! Here we go.....
Here is a card I made:
I used the following:
S1611 New Years Cheer SOTM
Z3237 White Glitter Paper
X5776 Sapphire Cardstock
1385 Daisy White Cardstock
Z2848 Sapphire Ink Pad
Z891 VersaMark Stamp Pad
Z2068 Ranger White Embossing Powder
Z3293 Shimmer Brush
I also used the retired Artfully Sent Cricut Cartridge to cut out my pop-up card. The fireworks were cut with my Cricut and are part of Cricut Access...sorry. The pop-up card was cut with Artfully Sent and I embossed the glasses and Cheers and then sponged it with Sapphire Ink. and brushed on some Shimmer. The sparkles are second generation Sapphire ink to lighten them up.
Thanks for hopping by :) Now hop on over to
Carol Taggio's Blog and check out her amazing artwork.
