Showing posts with label Doodle Factory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doodle Factory. Show all posts

Friday, October 10, 2008

Hello There! (version 2)


Here's another "Hello There!" card made with image stamps by Doodle Factory and a sentiment stamp by The Cat's Pajamas :) The patterned paper is by Sassafrass Lass.
Jamie is still home from school...he's doing a little better, but the cough is still lingering. Ugh! Poor little guy :(
So...what are your weekend plans? We'll be getting Nattie packed for her outdoor lab trip next week (she leaves on Monday, gets back on Friday). I'm also going to help out the school leadership group (3rd, 4th and 5th grade) with making some cards to sell for charity, so one of the other moms and I are getting together on Sunday to come up with some super simple designs that the kids can put together themselves. Should be fun - and it's all for a good cause!
Whatever you're up to, have a SUPER weekend! And thank you for all the well wishes for Jamie :)

Tuesday, October 07, 2008

Hello There!


I hope your week is going well so far :) Today's card is made with some stamps I've had for a while - they just hadn't been inked up yet. I played with them a little this weekend, though! The taxi and crocodile images are made by Doodle Factory - I got them at Starving Artist Stamps after seeing them on Ana's blog. Lots of fun for coloring and paper piecing! And the "Hello There!" sentiment is by The Cat's Pajamas :)
Yesterday I went to the first of 3 training sessions to become the school's assessment coordinator...it was a little overwhelming, but it'll work out! The principal wanted someone detail-oriented - and that's me, for sure! I'm thinking it'll mean a lot of extra hours for me around state testing time in March...
Yesterday we had quite the wildlife viewing session here - in the space of one hour we saw a fox, a coyote (the first I've seen here!) and then a huge bull elk! The elk was in the fenced-in part of our yard, and I couldn't believe that he could jump the fence, but when he spotted us looking out the window at him, he showed us just how to clear a 6-foot fence from a standing position! Just a gorgeous animal!