So the question of the day is: How do you store your ribbon? Well my DH made a really neat storage rack (if you could call it a rack) out of a flat piece of wood trim where he then attached 5 dowel rods standing up onto the wood base. It holds anywhere from 50-70 ribbon spools depending on their size. I really like how i can just pull it next to the project I'm working on, pull out the desired length and cut, then just tape it back up. It's about time for him to make me an additional one as I'm starting to collect more spools in drawers!
Monday, November 8, 2010
Question of the Day on Kinderstamp-O
So the question of the day is: How do you store your ribbon? Well my DH made a really neat storage rack (if you could call it a rack) out of a flat piece of wood trim where he then attached 5 dowel rods standing up onto the wood base. It holds anywhere from 50-70 ribbon spools depending on their size. I really like how i can just pull it next to the project I'm working on, pull out the desired length and cut, then just tape it back up. It's about time for him to make me an additional one as I'm starting to collect more spools in drawers!
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Halloween Tag Swap on Kinder Stamp-O
Circle of Love
Our wedding rings definitely tell a story as neither one of us are wearing our original rings -- they were lost at different times and places (mine were eventually found) -- such heartache at the time! While we each have beautiful rings now, the memories of those precious original rings that we worked so hard to pay for is bittersweet.
I used transparent embellished sheets to 'frame' the pictures and journaling (found at Michaels) and did a little embossing. Pink and maroon were the colors of our wedding.
Labels:
Embossing,
Handmade crafts,
Life goes on,
SCAL
Jason's Christening
I know I'm creating pages for my 'kids' way after they've grown (he's 25 and she's 27), but it's sure wonderful going through and sorting all the pics out and reliving precious times! I can't imagine being able to keep up with all the scrapbook stuff when the kids were younger -- I so admire those of you who keep current on your books. I do have the time on my hands now so it's a real joy to create these precious keepsakes.
Blog Hop Alert!
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Chick 2 - aka Katie -- graduating!
Heartfelt Greetings
The ladies and I from church had a great evening creating cards for our church family. We have so much fun at our get togethers. We will gather for our next meeting on December 7 - again here at the parsonage.
Labels:
Cards,
Handmade crafts,
Heartfelt Greetings
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