A sympathy card today. I love these flowers and bees! Can you tell? This is a good card for mailing because it is flat and will fit into a regular envelope nicely. The words can easily be changed to fit other occasions too. Links are below!
Stamps: F255 Our Thoughts, EE85 Single Sunflower w Bee Med, CC98 Single Sunflower w Bee Small
Happy Monday! Here we have a simple sympathy card. Paper for oval is dull gloss and colored with alcohol ink markers. Links for stamps are below!
Link > D368 With Heartfelt Sympathy
Link > EE85 Sunflower Med
Sometimes a sympathy card is needed unexpectedly. This one came together very quickly. We used dull glossy paper again so did allow for time to dry before coloring the flowers but still didnât take long. The grass under the flower was created with a marker. Hope everyone has a wonderful Thursday!
Stamps: F276 Blessed Mourn, GG47 Hollyhock Lg
We drove to Woodbury, MN last night and will go the rest of the way to Shakopee, MN today to set up for the show. Seems weird to be in hotels again đ
Sharing some cards with our new sympathy stamps! Stamps Used: F229 Lavender Flower Lg; D334 Heartfelt Sympathy; F275 Strength & Love; F277 Memories Treasure;
Stamps used: E265 Death Leaves a Heartache, HH27 KB’s Whumsy Daisy Lg
KB here, blogging for Beth since they are driving back to Wisconsin this afternoon. Earlier, the question of how I keep my mat so clean came up and it is simply baby wipes (the mat was fairly new too which helps). I think I bought this little pack for $1 at Target a couple months ago. 
Speaking of cleaning, I was getting frustrated with my unmounted stamps and have been trying to figure out a good way to organize them. I have a binder, a bucket, and a rolodex. I’m still not sure which works best but today at Target, in the dollar section near the entrance, I found some containers which might work nice.
These are the containers I found. 
This is what my bucket looked like before.
As you can imagine, it is very difficult to find the one I want. Also, they get stuck together, bent, damaged, etc. It would be easier to leave them scattered all across the desk but that looks messy and the cat enjoys chewing on them.
This is kind of how it looks now.
The dividers help keep them separated. Yet, I can still keep all the cube words and the reverse sets together. The larger stamps don’t fit in any of the containers but I think they will work better in the binder anyway. If anyone has a good suggestion or something that works for them, we are all ears (or eyes since we will probably be reading your responses)! Happy Thursday!
Teal and brown card with pin and ribbon. C145. Pins are only available at the stamp conventions.
HH27, C145
