Dog Gone It

Just a few more cute images from Eat Cake Graphics:


Webster is tilting his head.
And I think he saying it's okay to get on out of bed and do something. It's a lot more fun!


Alexander plays fetch!
Now that's a lot more fun.


Unselfishness.
And at the end of all that fun, isn't it nice to share with your furry companion?

Alcohol Ink Class at A. C. Moore

This Friday, October 22 from 10 to 12 noon at the Downingtown, PA location.

If it weren't for the brave...

...there'd be no land of the free.

Over the summer our family had a chance to visit a couple historical places in the area. So when I needed to create a project for Eat Cake Graphics, I knew it had to be an album made with "For the Brave."

Levi's 4th grade class's field trip in May was to the Hopewell Furnace, a national historical site in Chester County, PA. And in June we visited Gettysburg National Military Park with my sister and her family. A couple of years ago we stopped in Gettysburg after a trip to DC for a brief visit. Other than that it has been years since I toured the area. Although much hasn't changed on the battlefield driving tour, the addition of the new museum and visitor center is incredible. There is so much to see and do in the museum -- we spent hours in it before we started the driving tour and I'd be willing to go back to see it again.

For full instructions on how to create the above album, please visit A Sprinkling of Samples and Techniques, the Eat Cake Graphic's blog.

Beginner's Jewelry Class at A.C.Moore

I have a beginner's jewelry class scheduled for the A.C. Moore in Downingtown, PA this Friday. Students will make a necklace and matching earrings.

Let's Try It Again

After a long hiatus and two blog design changes, I'm back. I quite enjoyed the summer months with my son and living without plans. The funny thing is . . . it turned out to be a very busy summer. In a good way! We spent time enjoying each other, family, and friends.

Now that school is back in session and we're in the full swing of homework and volunteering, I'm ready to get back into my crafting swing! I miss it!

Here are a few of the cards I created for Eat Cake Graphics. To find full descriptions of supplies and instructions, please visit their blog, A Sprinkling of Samples and Techniques. Just click on my name in the left-hand column and you'll see all my work for them.