Cards for men can be challenging, but A Muse has done it again and come up with some great images that are perfect for masculine cards. Be sure to check out the rest of the creative team blogs for more peeks of what's coming!Saturday, January 2, 2010
*my anchor*
Cards for men can be challenging, but A Muse has done it again and come up with some great images that are perfect for masculine cards. Be sure to check out the rest of the creative team blogs for more peeks of what's coming!
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A Muse Cards
Friday, January 1, 2010
*stuck on you*
Have you ever seen a cuter jellyfish? A Muse's new Sea of Love release is full of the cutest underwater creatures ever! And the sentiments are TOO FUN! Be sure to check out all the sneak peeks! You're gonna love 'em!
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A Muse Cards
Thursday, December 31, 2009
*vintage lovebirds*
I'm popping in to share a card I made for some friends who are celebrating their 17th anniversary tomorrow. I hope they like it. I wanted to thank all of you who left such sweet comments for Livi's snowman. She was so excited! Thanks for making her day! Have a great weekend!
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anniversary cards,
servin' up shabby
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
*vintage butterflies*
I love butterflies. They add such a delicate and feminine element. The smaller butterflies were made with a Martha Stewart punch. The brown butterfly was punched from a piece of cardstock that had first been embossed in my Cuttlebug. That made it a bit more interesting and gave it some texture as well. I didn't do much to the pink butterfly except for sponge the edges with some distress ink. The larger green butterfly was made with a Sizzix embosslit. It's cool because it cuts and embosses at the same time. Then I sanded it to make the swirls from the embossing stand out a little more. I used linen thread (I love that stuff!) to attach the tag and discovered that once the ends were snipped, the linen thread took on the look of the butterfly's antennae. I chose A Muse's sheer ribbon to dress up the card, and the way I tied it almost gives the appearance of another butterfly. Cool, eh?So glad you stopped by! Have a beautiful day!
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servin' up shabby,
thank you's
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Hannah's sign
This was such a fun card to make. I've had this punch for quite some time now and never used it. I was delighted to make it work for this design. It makes the perfect sign for sweet little Hannah Lollipop. Hope you're having a wonderful weekend! Thanks for stopping by!

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servin' up shabby,
thank you's
Saturday, December 19, 2009
*Livi's snowman*
Here's the snowman I promised to share with you. My 6 year-old daughter, Livi made him out of socks, beans, string, buttons, and a toothpick. I think he's darling. He makes my heart happy. I will treasure him forever just because my sweet little girl made him just for me. Livi would *love* to know what you think. (((wink)))
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little handmade treasures
Thursday, December 17, 2009
*Gracie*
I haven't made a tall card in a while, and come to think of it, I don't think I've ever made a monochromatic card before. I usually get bored with just one color and start adding others. Technically, this one might not exactly qualify either, but I say it's as close to monochromatic as I'm gonna get. Ok... enough of that.Isn't little Gracie Lollipop fun? I just had to give her a vintage dress. She's awfully cute done up vintage, don't ya think?
Thanks for visiting The Polka Dot Cafe! Have a beautiful day!
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servin' up shabby,
thank you's
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