Sunday, May 29, 2011
easter baskets
I know Easter was a month ago, but I thought I would share these baskets I made anyway. I had the thought last year that a fabric Easter basket would be much more practical storage-wise than the traditional woven baskets. I made one for my youngest last year and then finished the other three this year. I found this tutorial from Michael Miller Fabrics but modified it so my baskets had one handle going across instead of the two smaller handles. They were fun to make and don't take up a lot of valuable storage space. Win, win!
Saturday, May 7, 2011
new stuff + insd + blog train freebie
Happy iNSD! I have a couple of new hybrid templates out this weekend, and now's the perfect time to grab them since ScrapMatters is having a huge storewide sale. This is one of the best sales we have, so it's a great time to shop!
First, I have this fun bunting template:

I also released a BIG version of my shopping bag template:

The design team at ScrapMatters put together a great collaboration kit, Timeless, that is free with any $20 purchase through May 12. I used this kit to create two ready-to-print cards that are yours FREE as part of our iNSD blog train. You can click on the image below to take you to 4shared where you can download them.

Here's a look at the cards up close:


Thanks for stopping by. To continue on the blog train, your next stop is the ever-talented Erica Zane. Click here to take you to her blog.

If you get lost or miss any stops on the train, you can go to ScrapMatters blog for a complete list.
First, I have this fun bunting template:
I also released a BIG version of my shopping bag template:
The design team at ScrapMatters put together a great collaboration kit, Timeless, that is free with any $20 purchase through May 12. I used this kit to create two ready-to-print cards that are yours FREE as part of our iNSD blog train. You can click on the image below to take you to 4shared where you can download them.

Here's a look at the cards up close:


Thanks for stopping by. To continue on the blog train, your next stop is the ever-talented Erica Zane. Click here to take you to her blog.
If you get lost or miss any stops on the train, you can go to ScrapMatters blog for a complete list.
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