Hey all, Happy St. Patrick's Day! I have a cute little card to share with you and a video of me putting it together.
I had a lot of fun coming up with the idea of this card. But I was majorly sad when I realized how small I had cut it out. But I made it work by making a small 4"x4" card. It wasn't my favorite at first because of how frustrated I was about how small it was. But it is growing on my and looks really cute on my card board display!
So in case you can't tell, I was nervous while making this card. It was my first time making a card on camera, so there is a lot of editing. I also must apologize for the the silence, I don't know how to do music on my videos yet, plus the copyright laws. (= So if any of you have any advice about music, please let me know!! (= In the end I had a lot of fun making the card and I really hope that you all enjoy it and get inspired. Have a great St. Patrick's Day and enjoy your festivities! --Miss T
Hey all, how have you guys been? I have been busy, busy, busy, but luckily I have been crafting.
About 2-3 weeks ago we went to the San Antonio rodeo and it was so fun. We spent the night down there and we got up bright and early and got to go see one of our cows show in the Mini Herford competition. His name is Chrome and he did pretty good.
Also this past Friday my hubby and I went to the Houston Rodeo and got to see Reba live in concert! It was my first real concert and it was amazing! I loved seeing her live. She is so funny and so sweet. Her voice is amazing and she is just beyond great!
So with the rodeos under our belt for the year I thought it was a good idea to get some layouts done so I could have them ready for when I print my pictures.
So here are a few pictures of them....
I made all three of these from 3 different paper packs that I have had for what seems like FOREVER! I actually have a lot of paper packs, but I hardly use them. I'm not sure why, but I just have them sitting there. So I put these three to use.
Here is a video of the pages showing them close up and I tell you a bit more about them.
