As I mentioned my two little granddaughters came to stay over yesterday. We had such a nice time together & they are growing up so fast. I can't believe the oldest one Lilyana will be 5 on Christmas Day.
After lunch today we had our crafting time together & little Sophia colored with her crayons in her coloring book, while Lilyana & I were crafting. She is so smart when it comes to doing things, because she was doing crafts that would be for ages 8 & up & she did almost all of them without my help. She is just like her dad when he was a little boy. He would help me put things together when I used to make things to sell at craft shows & would even go along with me. Sorry, no pics they left before I could take any.
He also asked me today when my DIL & him came to pickup the girls, if I would like to sell my handmade crafts in his show room of his business. He has an auto repair shop in one town near his home & just opened another place in another town last week. This place is much larger & with the big waiting & showroom, so he thought that I might like to sell my crafts. I have been thinking about what I should make that I know will sell. My DIL said that there is antique shops around the area & an old fashion music store, so I'm not sure what people will be interested in. GOT ANY IDEAS FOR ME, ANYBODY?
I was hoping that I would of had more interest in my HOME DECOR WEEK with the free instructions, so I haven't decided yet what I will be posting this coming week. I will have to see what evolves in my head.
So, on that thought I will go for now.
I hope that you enjoyed your weekend & that it was a Wonderful & Blessed Day, as it was for me.
HUGS,
Dee
About Me
- Dee
- PA, United States
- I am a retired married mom of two grown boys & three grandchildren. I spend my free time crafting & creating new designs. Crafting is my therapy & it is a very rewarding gift.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Saturday, October 2, 2010
SATURDAY & WHAT A BEAUTIFUL FALL DAY IT IS
I am sorry that all this week I was posting my daily blog so late in the evening. But my days have been so busy & I didn't get to work on my designs until later in the evening, so by the time I got done it was very late.
Today I am posting earlier, because I am not doing anything project wise & also my granddaughters are coming for an over night stay. My hubby & myself are taking them to the park to play on the swings & in the sand box, so by the time I cook dinner which has to be spaghetti for them, give the girls a bath & get them to bed I sure will be pooped.
Tomorrow we will have craft time together,before they leave to go home.
Terrie, I want to thank you for always commenting on my blog each day & I am so glad that the project instructions were easy for you to understand. I put them down as I worked on the project, so I was hoping I made sense since I didn't copy from a piece of paper.
I hope I get more response about the free patterns, that way I will keep posting new ones everyday or 2 or 3 a week.
Now about this contest from Plaid, I didn't know about it & I myself really don't think that I am that good to enter. But thank you for the compliment, you made my day. I might just look into it & you said that it is on ACM? I will look, thanks for thinking of me
Hope Y'all have a Wonderful & Blessed Day.
HUGS,
Dee
Today I am posting earlier, because I am not doing anything project wise & also my granddaughters are coming for an over night stay. My hubby & myself are taking them to the park to play on the swings & in the sand box, so by the time I cook dinner which has to be spaghetti for them, give the girls a bath & get them to bed I sure will be pooped.
Tomorrow we will have craft time together,before they leave to go home.
Terrie, I want to thank you for always commenting on my blog each day & I am so glad that the project instructions were easy for you to understand. I put them down as I worked on the project, so I was hoping I made sense since I didn't copy from a piece of paper.
I hope I get more response about the free patterns, that way I will keep posting new ones everyday or 2 or 3 a week.
Now about this contest from Plaid, I didn't know about it & I myself really don't think that I am that good to enter. But thank you for the compliment, you made my day. I might just look into it & you said that it is on ACM? I will look, thanks for thinking of me
Hope Y'all have a Wonderful & Blessed Day.
HUGS,
Dee
FRIDAY, PARTLY SUNNY & CHILLY
I have been so busy, busy, busy today. Boy I got up a little late this morning, because I was so tired from yesterday. I got ready for my day, had my one & only cup of coffee, put in a load of laundry. Then I cleaned up a little, before my in-laws came to visit. My FIL hasn't been doing so well & so they decided to get out of the house to come for a visit. I am very close to them & always have an enjoyable time together. My MIL brought me some craft books that she didn't want anymore, so I will probably be coming up with some new ideas & patterns for the Holidays for me to post here. I sometimes like to take an idea that I find & change it around to make it my own, as I did with yesterdays project with the letters to spell HOME. When I made that I used completely different papers( oh yes, I forgot to tell you that the papers I used was from MY MINDS EYE, THE PARIS COLLECTION) & changed it up a little to make it my own & that's what Y'all can do if you would like to try any of my projects this week for HOME DECOR.
Yes it's the last day of HOME DECOR WEEK for projects & this idea is a very easy one to do.
A few weeks ago at AC Moore I picked up this HARVEST w/ PUMPKIN SIGN for only $1. I already had acrylic paints & knew that I would have the right colors that I would need to use.
Tonight I pulled out my little work table, my paints, brushes, the sign, fine grit sandpaper, water, my painting pallet tray & some paper towels, with one that is damp for any boo, boos.
Since my HOME DECOR is mostly a country look with rustic accents, I tried to make the letters to look old & worn. You know after looking at the finished design, I think I might go back tomorrow & sand the edges to make it look even more worn.
So lets get to crafting;
SUPPLIES:
Any kind of wooden Fall Hanging Sign or the same one I used for remember only $1 (what a deal)
Small piece of fine grit sandpaper
Paints: I used the following colors
From: FOLK ART PAINTS
BLACK
BURNT UMBER
THICKET
GRASS GREEN
YELLOW OCHRE
From: MY STUDIO
LIGHT ORANGE
ORANGE
TERRA COT TA
NOTE; BOTH BRANDS ARE MADE BY THE COMPANY NAMED PLAID
I only use good quality paint brushes. The ones today that I used are from Donna Dewberry.
I used 3 brushes:
LINER
FLAT
FILBERT
A Styrofoam paper plate or a painting pallet tray if you have one
Some paper towels & one damp one like I said earlier for any boo, boos, LOL
And a container of water for cleaning your brushes & if you need to thin the paint on the brush a little
REMEMBER ONE IMPORTANT THING: Always make sure you blot excess water off on a paper towel & always load your brush with enough paint so you have a good coverage with the first coat.
To start, first lightly sand all edges & any rough spots
Wet your filbert brush by dipping in water & blot off on a paper towel
Load brush with orange as your base coat, paint the pumpkin, the letter A & R. Do around edges & if you want the back, too.
Next, clean brush well & blot on to the paper towel
Load brush with grass green as your base coat, paint the leaf on the pumpkin & the letter H, including edges
Again clean your brush
Load brush with yellow ochre, paint the letters V & E
Clean your brush thoroughly
Now you will load your brush with light orange, paint the last 2 letters, S & T
Clean your brush
For the last base coat load brush with burnt umber, paint stem, but now when you clean your brush, clean it real good, because you will be changing brushes at this point
Now you will be using your flat brush to do a dry brush technique
Load a very small amount of burnt umber, then wipe off on to a paper towel until its almost dry looking
This time you are going to dry brush with the burnt umber over the base coat of the letters S & T
Clean brush real good & blot dry until almost all the water is out & the brush is just damp to dry feeling
Load a small amount of thicket wipe any excess paint on paper towel until almost dry, then you will dry brush the letters V & E
It's time to clean your brush again & blot dry again like before
This time load your brush with a small amount of the color terra cot ta & wipe off on the paper towel, dry brush over the letters A & R, also dry brush down left side of pumpkin & also the left side of center of pumpkin for a shadow look
Clean brush & do as before
Load with a small amount of the color yellow ochre & dry brush over the leaf & letter H
Yes you got to clean that brush again this time extra good cause you are done with this brush
Last you are going to use your liner brush
With black take the liner brush dip into the paint & roll the end of the bristles around. Take the brush & brush back & forth once or twice to take off any excess paint.
Now with the black paint you are going to paint stitch lines on all pieces as shown in the pic.
Clean your brush thoroughly, because you are done, YAYYYYYYY
You can also add some raffia to the top & maybe sand the edges like I am thinking of doing.
DO Y'ALL FEEL I SHOULD DO THAT TO MIND?
I really hope that everybody enjoyed HOME DECOR WEEK & the free instructions.
I appreciate very much for all the people that have been reading my blog, especially my followers & for the ladies that have left comments.
I would really appreciate more people to sign up to become a follower of my blog & also a lot more comments.
Now I would love to hear more comments about if you liked the free instructions this week with my projects & if Y'all would like me to do more projects with free instructions to post on my blog?
The more interest I get, the more I will continue to do this. Please, I want to hear from you.
I hope Y'all had a Wonderful & Blessed Day, as I did.
HUGS,
Dee
Yes it's the last day of HOME DECOR WEEK for projects & this idea is a very easy one to do.
A few weeks ago at AC Moore I picked up this HARVEST w/ PUMPKIN SIGN for only $1. I already had acrylic paints & knew that I would have the right colors that I would need to use.
Tonight I pulled out my little work table, my paints, brushes, the sign, fine grit sandpaper, water, my painting pallet tray & some paper towels, with one that is damp for any boo, boos.
Since my HOME DECOR is mostly a country look with rustic accents, I tried to make the letters to look old & worn. You know after looking at the finished design, I think I might go back tomorrow & sand the edges to make it look even more worn.
So lets get to crafting;
SUPPLIES:
Any kind of wooden Fall Hanging Sign or the same one I used for remember only $1 (what a deal)
Small piece of fine grit sandpaper
Paints: I used the following colors
From: FOLK ART PAINTS
BLACK
BURNT UMBER
THICKET
GRASS GREEN
YELLOW OCHRE
From: MY STUDIO
LIGHT ORANGE
ORANGE
TERRA COT TA
NOTE; BOTH BRANDS ARE MADE BY THE COMPANY NAMED PLAID
I only use good quality paint brushes. The ones today that I used are from Donna Dewberry.
I used 3 brushes:
LINER
FLAT
FILBERT
A Styrofoam paper plate or a painting pallet tray if you have one
Some paper towels & one damp one like I said earlier for any boo, boos, LOL
And a container of water for cleaning your brushes & if you need to thin the paint on the brush a little
REMEMBER ONE IMPORTANT THING: Always make sure you blot excess water off on a paper towel & always load your brush with enough paint so you have a good coverage with the first coat.
To start, first lightly sand all edges & any rough spots
Wet your filbert brush by dipping in water & blot off on a paper towel
Load brush with orange as your base coat, paint the pumpkin, the letter A & R. Do around edges & if you want the back, too.
Next, clean brush well & blot on to the paper towel
Load brush with grass green as your base coat, paint the leaf on the pumpkin & the letter H, including edges
Again clean your brush
Load brush with yellow ochre, paint the letters V & E
Clean your brush thoroughly
Now you will load your brush with light orange, paint the last 2 letters, S & T
Clean your brush
For the last base coat load brush with burnt umber, paint stem, but now when you clean your brush, clean it real good, because you will be changing brushes at this point
Now you will be using your flat brush to do a dry brush technique
Load a very small amount of burnt umber, then wipe off on to a paper towel until its almost dry looking
This time you are going to dry brush with the burnt umber over the base coat of the letters S & T
Clean brush real good & blot dry until almost all the water is out & the brush is just damp to dry feeling
Load a small amount of thicket wipe any excess paint on paper towel until almost dry, then you will dry brush the letters V & E
It's time to clean your brush again & blot dry again like before
This time load your brush with a small amount of the color terra cot ta & wipe off on the paper towel, dry brush over the letters A & R, also dry brush down left side of pumpkin & also the left side of center of pumpkin for a shadow look
Clean brush & do as before
Load with a small amount of the color yellow ochre & dry brush over the leaf & letter H
Yes you got to clean that brush again this time extra good cause you are done with this brush
Last you are going to use your liner brush
With black take the liner brush dip into the paint & roll the end of the bristles around. Take the brush & brush back & forth once or twice to take off any excess paint.
Now with the black paint you are going to paint stitch lines on all pieces as shown in the pic.
You can also add some raffia to the top & maybe sand the edges like I am thinking of doing.
DO Y'ALL FEEL I SHOULD DO THAT TO MIND?
I really hope that everybody enjoyed HOME DECOR WEEK & the free instructions.
I appreciate very much for all the people that have been reading my blog, especially my followers & for the ladies that have left comments.
I would really appreciate more people to sign up to become a follower of my blog & also a lot more comments.
Now I would love to hear more comments about if you liked the free instructions this week with my projects & if Y'all would like me to do more projects with free instructions to post on my blog?
The more interest I get, the more I will continue to do this. Please, I want to hear from you.
I hope Y'all had a Wonderful & Blessed Day, as I did.
HUGS,
Dee
Thursday, September 30, 2010
THURSDAY, RAIN, RAIN GO AWAY
Boy it's raining like they say cats & dogs. One minute is just sprinkling, then whoosh, down it comes in buckets. How am I suppose to get my Fall cleaning & windows washed in this weather? YUK.
Well I got up very early, got my shower so I could watch my grandson today for a few hours. I don't mind because he is such a good baby. This Saturday & Sunday I am having both of my granddaughters over.
I went to AC Moore the other day & picked up 4 little projects for the 5 year old to do. She loves doing crafts with her NA NA(me). I am looking forward to their stay, but I sure know when they leave I will be exhausted, because they wear me out. But I love it & it's worth it to be with them when I can.
Also today I went to a new salon that recently opened near me, so my grandsons mom, her mom & myself went & got our hair trimmed, the girl did a very good job.
So this is the project that I worked on today. Let me explain what supplies you will need & how I put it together. This idea is from a design that I did many years ago. I am going to put flat hooks on the back of each letter & hang them on the wall.
I purchased 8" high unfinished MDF letters that spelled HOME
Used 5corodinating heavy card stock 12"x12", 1 each
8 assorted flowers
6 brads
1 bookplate & a Sm. piece of cream card stock to insert inside of the bookplate w/ your last name ex. The Smiths
1 rub-sheet of small letters to spell FAMILY
1 metal rimmed tag
36" of 1/4" ribbon, I used self adhesive ribbon
Fine grit sandpaper
Adhesive, the directions say to use spray adhesive, but I used Martha Stewart gel adhesive to glue the card stock & glue dots for all the embellishments
Ranger Distress Ink color Broken China
Exacto Knife & scissors
1) For the letter H, cut a piece of card stock 8"x3 for the top of the letter, glue paper to the letter as shown in the pic.
2) Cut the middle piece of card stock 6 1/2"x2" glue to letter matching up against the bottom edge of first paper.
3) Cut bottom piece8"x3 1/2", glue matching up top edge to bottom of middle piece.
4) Turn the letter over & trim all edges with an exacto knife.
Lightly sand any rough edges
With the letter O
1) For the top of the letter, cut a piece of card stock 8"x7" glue to the letter as shown in the pic.
2) For the bottom half cut card stock 7 1/2"x3", glue matching up to edge to bottom edge of the first paper that was glued to the letter O
3) Turn the letter over & trim with the knife, lightly sand edges
With the letter M
1)Cut card stock for the top of letter 8"x4 1/2", glue to the top
2) For middle cut paper 6 1/2"x2 1/2", glue top edge of this paper up against bottom edge of top paper
3)Cut bottom piece 8 1/4"x2", glue top edge of this piece up against the bottom edge of middle piece
4) Turn letter over & trim around edges with knife, then lightly sand edges
With the letter E
1)Cut top piece of card stock 6 1/4"x1 3/4" glue to the letter
2) Cut middle piece 5 1/2"x5" & glue to letter as you did for all the other ones
3) Cut last & bottom piece 6"x1 3/4" & glue to bottom just like the other letters
4) Turn letter over & trim edges as before
Now you can distress with ink if you wish like I did or not
Glue all embellishments on the letters as I did in the pic
You can put flat hooks on the back of each letter if you would like to hang your word.
You can also spell any word & do it the same way as I did for the word Home.
There is a lot of possibilities, you can even use Holiday paper & spell HO HO HO or BELIEVE or something else.
You can also just paint the letters & embellish the letters.
OK, now let your creativity flow & have some fun
I am hoping that you have liked the free Home Decor instructions & ideas that I have posted so far this week.
There is one more for Friday on this subject, so I will see you tomorrow.
I hope that nobody has floated down stream, cause I'm starting to feel like a duck LOL
Hope your day was a Wonderful & Blessed one.
HUGS,
Dee
Well I got up very early, got my shower so I could watch my grandson today for a few hours. I don't mind because he is such a good baby. This Saturday & Sunday I am having both of my granddaughters over.
I went to AC Moore the other day & picked up 4 little projects for the 5 year old to do. She loves doing crafts with her NA NA(me). I am looking forward to their stay, but I sure know when they leave I will be exhausted, because they wear me out. But I love it & it's worth it to be with them when I can.
Also today I went to a new salon that recently opened near me, so my grandsons mom, her mom & myself went & got our hair trimmed, the girl did a very good job.
So this is the project that I worked on today. Let me explain what supplies you will need & how I put it together. This idea is from a design that I did many years ago. I am going to put flat hooks on the back of each letter & hang them on the wall.
I purchased 8" high unfinished MDF letters that spelled HOME
Used 5corodinating heavy card stock 12"x12", 1 each
8 assorted flowers
6 brads
1 bookplate & a Sm. piece of cream card stock to insert inside of the bookplate w/ your last name ex. The Smiths
1 rub-sheet of small letters to spell FAMILY
1 metal rimmed tag
36" of 1/4" ribbon, I used self adhesive ribbon
Fine grit sandpaper
Adhesive, the directions say to use spray adhesive, but I used Martha Stewart gel adhesive to glue the card stock & glue dots for all the embellishments
Ranger Distress Ink color Broken China
Exacto Knife & scissors
1) For the letter H, cut a piece of card stock 8"x3 for the top of the letter, glue paper to the letter as shown in the pic.
2) Cut the middle piece of card stock 6 1/2"x2" glue to letter matching up against the bottom edge of first paper.
3) Cut bottom piece8"x3 1/2", glue matching up top edge to bottom of middle piece.
4) Turn the letter over & trim all edges with an exacto knife.
Lightly sand any rough edges
With the letter O
1) For the top of the letter, cut a piece of card stock 8"x7" glue to the letter as shown in the pic.
2) For the bottom half cut card stock 7 1/2"x3", glue matching up to edge to bottom edge of the first paper that was glued to the letter O
3) Turn the letter over & trim with the knife, lightly sand edges
With the letter M
1)Cut card stock for the top of letter 8"x4 1/2", glue to the top
2) For middle cut paper 6 1/2"x2 1/2", glue top edge of this paper up against bottom edge of top paper
3)Cut bottom piece 8 1/4"x2", glue top edge of this piece up against the bottom edge of middle piece
4) Turn letter over & trim around edges with knife, then lightly sand edges
With the letter E
1)Cut top piece of card stock 6 1/4"x1 3/4" glue to the letter
2) Cut middle piece 5 1/2"x5" & glue to letter as you did for all the other ones
3) Cut last & bottom piece 6"x1 3/4" & glue to bottom just like the other letters
4) Turn letter over & trim edges as before
Now you can distress with ink if you wish like I did or not
Glue all embellishments on the letters as I did in the pic
You can put flat hooks on the back of each letter if you would like to hang your word.
You can also spell any word & do it the same way as I did for the word Home.
There is a lot of possibilities, you can even use Holiday paper & spell HO HO HO or BELIEVE or something else.
You can also just paint the letters & embellish the letters.
OK, now let your creativity flow & have some fun
I am hoping that you have liked the free Home Decor instructions & ideas that I have posted so far this week.
There is one more for Friday on this subject, so I will see you tomorrow.
I hope that nobody has floated down stream, cause I'm starting to feel like a duck LOL
Hope your day was a Wonderful & Blessed one.
HUGS,
Dee
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
WEDNESDAY, NO RAIN, SOME SUN
I know, I know I said that I would post earlier today, sorry.
It turned out to be a busy day for me, I had a few unexpected phone calls. Then my son Steven asked me to go to the mall with him & I'm not a mall person, but we only had to go to one store. I can't say right now what he bought cause it's a surprise, but by next week I will let you know.
I got home late & didn't get to make the last kit until late this evening, but I was determined to finish it. I didn't want to disappoint my followers, I hope that you like this last one of the 3.
THIS ONE IS CALLED FRIENDS, LACING CARD KIT from COSMO CRICKET.
If you would like to make something similar to this kit you will need to buy,
7) 5"x7" chipboard lacing cards naked, which you can paint or paper
7) 3"x3" chipboard letters to spell the word FRIENDS
3) 3"x3" chipboard photo frames
2) 2 1/2" chipboard flowers
2( 1 1/2 round chipboard buttons
1)3"x4" chipboard star
1)3"x4" chipboard heart
adhesive, I used glue dots that are super strength & no glue mess
7) yards total ribbon of 3 colors, about 2 1/4" of 2 colors & about 2 1/2" of the color
First you do is distress the edges of all the pieces, by lightly sanding or inking. I just lightly sanded the edges to make them a worn look.
If the pieces don't have the holes punch, you will need to do that for the ribbons to be tied.
I glued the buttons to the flowers
Next I cut 6) 4" pieces of a color ribbon & tied on the pieces as in the pic
Cut 4) each of the 2 other colors at 4" each, then tie to appropiate pieces as in the pic
Cut 8) pieces of ribbon, 4 each of 2 colors at 6" each, attach 4 of one color to the one side of the first card & repeat with another color on one side of last card
Glue all chipboard pieces on the cards as shown in the pic
Then lace together all the cards, you cut each length of ribbon 22" long.
Lace the cards like you are lacing your shoes, tie the ends in the back and
Voila, your done.
I really hope that you have enjoyed these 3 kits from COSMO CRICKET, I know that I enjoyed making them, posting the instructions for you to make similar ones like these. Maybe you will give these ideas a try.
You can get similar chipboard pieces at your local AC Moore or Micheals. Create & have fun.
They can be put on a shelf & I was also thinking adding ribbon or hooks to the back & hang them on the wall.
I would like to hear your ideas on these 3 kits, how you would decorate your home with them.
You can also take this idea & chnge the words on them for Holiday Greetings or make them longer for bigger words like for a little girl that she is your PRINCESS, or one more idea how about a childs name to put in their room.
The possibilities are endless
Please leave your comments or ideas, because I would love to hear from you.
Tomorrow I have something a little different in mind to create, so I hope you will stop by later
tomorrow to see what I am creatng to show Y'all.
I hope that your day was a Wonderful & Blessed Day.
HUGS,
Dee
It turned out to be a busy day for me, I had a few unexpected phone calls. Then my son Steven asked me to go to the mall with him & I'm not a mall person, but we only had to go to one store. I can't say right now what he bought cause it's a surprise, but by next week I will let you know.
I got home late & didn't get to make the last kit until late this evening, but I was determined to finish it. I didn't want to disappoint my followers, I hope that you like this last one of the 3.
THIS ONE IS CALLED FRIENDS, LACING CARD KIT from COSMO CRICKET.
If you would like to make something similar to this kit you will need to buy,
7) 5"x7" chipboard lacing cards naked, which you can paint or paper
7) 3"x3" chipboard letters to spell the word FRIENDS
3) 3"x3" chipboard photo frames
2) 2 1/2" chipboard flowers
2( 1 1/2 round chipboard buttons
1)3"x4" chipboard star
1)3"x4" chipboard heart
adhesive, I used glue dots that are super strength & no glue mess
7) yards total ribbon of 3 colors, about 2 1/4" of 2 colors & about 2 1/2" of the color
First you do is distress the edges of all the pieces, by lightly sanding or inking. I just lightly sanded the edges to make them a worn look.
If the pieces don't have the holes punch, you will need to do that for the ribbons to be tied.
I glued the buttons to the flowers
Next I cut 6) 4" pieces of a color ribbon & tied on the pieces as in the pic
Cut 4) each of the 2 other colors at 4" each, then tie to appropiate pieces as in the pic
Cut 8) pieces of ribbon, 4 each of 2 colors at 6" each, attach 4 of one color to the one side of the first card & repeat with another color on one side of last card
Glue all chipboard pieces on the cards as shown in the pic
Then lace together all the cards, you cut each length of ribbon 22" long.
Lace the cards like you are lacing your shoes, tie the ends in the back and
I really hope that you have enjoyed these 3 kits from COSMO CRICKET, I know that I enjoyed making them, posting the instructions for you to make similar ones like these. Maybe you will give these ideas a try.
You can get similar chipboard pieces at your local AC Moore or Micheals. Create & have fun.
They can be put on a shelf & I was also thinking adding ribbon or hooks to the back & hang them on the wall.
I would like to hear your ideas on these 3 kits, how you would decorate your home with them.
You can also take this idea & chnge the words on them for Holiday Greetings or make them longer for bigger words like for a little girl that she is your PRINCESS, or one more idea how about a childs name to put in their room.
The possibilities are endless
Please leave your comments or ideas, because I would love to hear from you.
Tomorrow I have something a little different in mind to create, so I hope you will stop by later
tomorrow to see what I am creatng to show Y'all.
I hope that your day was a Wonderful & Blessed Day.
HUGS,
Dee
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