Aloha, all! As I mentioned in my last post, my focus for this week is on making birthday cards. I looked at my birthday list, and found at least a dozen birthdays for which I’d really like to send a birthday card in the next couple of months. To make sure nothing happens that keeps… [Read More]
Sizzix Embossing Folders
A Sweet Celebration!
Aloha, all! For the last 3 weeks, I’ve been getting ready for a trip to the island of O’ahu to spend the day at a Stamp Camp event in Kapolei. OK, I know most of you aren’t from Hawai’i, so here’s a couple of maps to get you oriented. First, we live on the Big… [Read More]
Thinking of You!
Aloha, All! In a few days, I’ll be telling you more about the current Stampin’ Up! Occasions Catalog and Sale-a-Bration brochures. But yesterday, I just couldn’t resist the urge to work with some of the gifts that fellow Stampin’ Up! demonstrators game me last fall to help me recover from our house being destroyed by… [Read More]
The Color Teal – For a Good Cause!
Aloha, all! One thing I’ve noticed about my attitude towards losing our home and garden to the Kilauea Lava eruption earlier this year is that, when I read of a friend dealing with cancer – of any kind! – I realize how less awful my own loss is compared to what they’re going through. I… [Read More]
Thank You Again and Again!
Aloha, all! Once again I send out a big, “Thank You,” to my sister Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators for all the love and caring they’ve showered on me with the dozens of cards they’ve sent to help me out while I’m in crafting limbo. I still haven’t figured out how to get my crafting supplies set… [Read More]
A Fun Day In My Craft Room!
Aloha, all! Today was a rare day that I had all to myself to do what I wanted in my Craft Room. It wasn’t all stamping and card-making. I had some projects to do for a group to which I belong, and those demanded some creativity. So I was on a roll when I turned… [Read More]
Spring is a New Beginning!
Aloha, all! Every Spring, I remember one of my favorite Springs, when I was a freshman in a then women’s college in the eastern United States. Each class was assigned one of four colors – ours was Gold – and each quarter one class was in charge of dinner and entertainment on a festival… [Read More]
