Ohhh Child!  Have you ever gotten so inspired by what you are making that you ask yourself, "Honey child!! Did you make that??" Well, I had that type of fun making these gorgeous tags!! It was truly a great project from beginning to end. For all of these tags, I used my Cricut Explore Air 2 , and Design Space , as well as a combination of frilly and delicate dies from my stash. This one was all about Vintage Charm , and thanks to my Cricut , and some tulle, I was able to easily make this into a shaker card with lots of delicate bits of glimmer and sequins . I began using  oxide ink to give it a smoky weathered look. For the background I used a large Stampin' Up stamp, I added embossing enamel on the edge for a bit of texture and shine,some sparkly glitter , and free-handed some lace designs with black ink.  The hat shape also got dressed up with small gems, and mulberry flowers. Lastly, some elegant touches of pearls finished off this tag.  These

Hi all, Lately I have been more active on my youtube than on my blog, so it's time to update, and refresh these virtual pages. Following are some cards that I made using Santoro London Gorguss Girl stamps, Cricut Design Space , different dies from my stash, and lots of fun details. I love to use different mediums to color my images.  I like to begin with watercolors , and then transition into Prismacolor pencils and Oxide inks . On this image, I also used paper piecing to add her little dress! For a special touch I used stamps from Martha Stewart , and my Tim Holtz Stamping Platform to make a perfect coordinating envelope. The sentiment is heat embossed with white embossing powder onto a beautiful vellum piece that has glitter bits here & there. The heart stitched die added the perfect touch. My Cricut Explore Air 2 also allowed me to Write and Cut the sentiment in a balloon shape. Perfect! This little beauty was hard to let go of!! I made h