Pretty Little Mini

Brand new kit available in my Etsy shop!

The only way to describe this one is 'pretty'. It's feminine and girlie and I LOVE it! :)  www.littlepeaceofmyheart.etsy.com

Imagine That!

Welcome to the Imagine That Blog Hop! If you arrived here from Nadia's blog, you are in the right place. If not, click HERE to start at the beginning - and trust me, you'll want to! Tons of great projects using the Cricut Imagine are available for your viewing pleasure. The grand prize for the blog hop is TWO awesome sets of stamps - one from Peachy Keen Stamps and one from Scrappy Moms Stamps!! Just leave a comment at each stop in the hop to be entered.

My first project is a card using the Country Carnival Imagine Cartridge. I love how easy it is to put together a card using the Imagine!

For my second project, I made a recipe mini album using the Kate's Kitchen cartridge. The actual book is constructed out of red #10 envelopes and chipboard. I cut all of the patterned paper pieces and images using Kate's Kitchen. The spine is covered with sticky back canvas that I printed on my imagine! I love that I can now create printed fabric that matches my patterned paper!!!

Now, I also have some blog candy for a lucky winner! Just leave a comment below - would love it if you followed me as well... for a chance to win this stamp set. We all need some laughter and happiness in our lives and that is exactly what this set is all about! :) The winner will be announced on Tuesday, March 29.

Thanks for joining us for the hop. Now you're off to Lezlye's awesome blog!



Envelope Mini Album

I just can't get enough of mini albums! I absolutely LOVE this paper. It is right up my alley with the birds, flowers and pretty colors. :)  The envelope mini album provides so much room for photos and tags.

Kits are available in my Etsy shop here:
http://www.littlepeaceofmyheart.etsy.com/

Stitched Envelope Mini Album Tutorial

Here is a tutorial video on making a stitched envelope mini album. The inspiration for this book came from a picture I saw in the October issue of Scrapbooks etc. magazine.