Love Bear

This was a really fun challenge - I decided to make one of the 2-5-7-10 boxes that I scrap lifted from a tutorial on Splitcoast stampers.  The challenge is to create a Valentine Day treat for a loved one!  Well, this is gonna be filled with goodies galore.    I used my imagine for the heart mats and the DZ Doodles love bear for the focal image, some DCWV paper, Martha Stewart for the punch and I love him - I think he came out cute as can be!!  Check out all the cute digis at http://dzdoodles.com/shop/  She's constantly adding to the site.   Well, have fun and don't forget to enter the challenge at

http://deedledeedoodles.blogspot.com/  But above all, have fun and if you need help with the directions on the 2-5-7-10 box check out here....http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/resources/tutorials/2_5_7_10_box/  Wow - that's a lot of url's!!  Anyway - leave a comment and we'll be doing a bloghop on the January 21st - don't miss it - there'll be prizes and some new "stuff"!!!

Grateful.....

Well, today has been about my Imagine Machine.  I decided to combine my 3 loves - digis, copic and my imagine.  I cut this all out of my Imagine machine and Imagine More cartridge - I used the cupcake digis from Meljens and cut them up and put them on the card base after making a multimatted card.  The Meljen challenge was anything but a rectangle - well - there is absolutely no rectangles - not even my sentiment!  I love the way it came out - I did a little doodling with my Sakura pens and done!!  I like it!!

Happy New Year - Chinese, that is!

Happy New Year - Chinese style!  Their new year is different than ours.  The challenge was to use my imagine- well, it's sunday and i've been at my imagine most of the day!  I used my Pagoda cart (of course) and the Imagine more cartridge.  I sewed my mat and cuttlebugged it.  The symbol actually is Celebrate!  Inside I wrote lucky!  Simple but fun card. - Thanks for stopping by and leave me a comment - critique, whatever comes to mind - always can use pointers!!

Challenge -My creative time - imagination monday!