Saturday, September 29, 2007

Anniversary Card for Sister-in-Law

My Sister-in-Law and her new hubby are about to celebrate their first anniversary on Monday. My hubby and I are seeing them this evening and I didn't have any anniversary cards in my stash...so I had to quickly create this one.
Stamps: Olive You, Soft Swirls
Ink: StazOn Jet Black, Classic Bashful Blue
Paper: Bashful Blue, Barely Banana, Whisper White
Accessories: Black grosgrain ribbon, versamark pad, white emboss powder, heat tool, powder pals, watercolor pencils, blender pens, stampin' dimensionals, crafters tool kit, round corner punch
All materials Stampin' Up!

Sunday, September 16, 2007

Outside Table Cover


My hubby and I bought a really nice table and chairs for our back deck...and we live in Oregon...meaning rain, rain, rain :) Only half of our back deck is covered and I really wanted to make sure these staying clean and "new-looking" for years to come...Hence project - Table Cover! I went to Joann's and found some Vinyl that was water-proof and that would hold up against the outside elements. What do you think? Well, I'm quite proud of myself for creating this lovely table cover :)
*** Oh and please disregard the doggie prints EVERYWHERE!!! :) ***

Saturday, September 1, 2007

Ohio Star Quilt for CARES Northwest

There is a group at my work called KP Quilters (I work for Kaiser Permanente). We make quilts and donate them to CARES Northwest. CARES Northwest is a medically-based child abuse assessment and intervention program that puts children first. Check out their website for more information, http://www.caresnw.org/
Everyone in KP Quilters has a job, from choosing the monthly design, cutting fabric, sewing/creating blocks, putting quilt tops together, adding batting and backs, etc. My job is sewing/creating the blocks. If you have fabric, thread, etc you would like to donate to KP Quilters, let me know.
Here is the latest, it's the Ohio Star Pattern, you can see my 9 blocks that I'll be sending onto the next person to put together to complete the quilt top...