Tear Bear Wedding Card

The wedding theme was a mountain cabin setting. Bears are one of the couples favorites. I discovered a new process to create a tear bear. Still working on it, but I think this is better than my first one. I embossed the background with "Love Language" Cuttlebug embossing folder. It turned out pretty good. I hope they liked it.

Cupcake Card

Well it has been a while since I have had time to craft. I miss how much it relaxes me. I have quite a few birthdays this month. I did several version of the above card. This is the first version so it had a few flaws.

When I cut the Happy Birthday with my Craft Robo, I used inside lettering for the other card. Love getting two projects from one cut.

Sorry the inside is so blurry; I did not see the blur until I upload the picture. Of course the card was long gone by then. I used The Glitter Stack paper by DCWV and held the bottom flap closed with two glitter brads. The blank side of the tag hold my sentiment.

I had this idea for a reverse flap to write on for the inside of the other card. I still don't like how it turned out for cutting and folding. I'll have to work on that template some more. Sewing the flap closed was a boo boo, But with added sequined flowers, it turned a mistake into an okay project.

Couple of things about this project. Do not mix the sides of the template or you will have to trim. (see the picture above). Here are the PDF template and the GSD template. Please remember they are not for resale.

Above is the front and back cover for an exercise notebook. I used graphics from "Sugar Plump Faries" by Carolee Jones found at pccrafter.com. Below is a close up of the front cover.

First two flaps.

Inside front cover.

Middle and back flap.

Inside back flap.

Below are several pads I put together for the inside pockets: exercise log, food and water log, aerobic log, note pad and the bookmark.

Hope this bookmark help to keep someone inspired to stick with their exercise and diet. Graphics are from the "Sugar Plumb Faries" collection by Carol Jones at pccrafter.com.

I post the notebook with pads and goodies to also help the fight.