Supplies:
Stamp Sets: Solemn Stillness, Everyday Flexible Phrases
Paper: Brushed Gold, Mellow Moss, Ivory Naturals
Ink: Mellow Moss, Very Vanilla, Versa Mark
Accessories: Gold EP, Gold Brads, 1/16" Punch, heat embossing tool
Images (c) Stampin' Up! 1990-2009
So here are some pictures of my little Boy who is due sometime at the end of January. We are so excited to have him be a part of our family! I had an ultrasound a week ago and just got around to posting.
This is a profile of his body, at least the upper half. I know my son and daughter will be so excited to have a little brother to play with.
I have been working on and off on this Christmas Chipboard Clipboard. Say that 5 times fast! I had this idea a long time ago and just got around to doing it. It was time consuming but A LOT of FUN and well worth the effort put into it. I also used my crop-a-dile on the clipboard and it went through everything! The Chipboard, paper and ribbon! It made me so happy! I added the pewter jumbo eyelets.

Wow! I have just surpassed 50 posts! What a fun mile marker. Thank you all for all your wonderful and encouraging comments, I Love them! What will the next 50 posts bring? We will have to see! So this is one of the cards we will be doing for my 10 for $10 class coming up next month. I saw this card on the Internet and I just fell in love with it. When I went to make this card, I did not have gold brads to match the brushed gold card stock so I decided to emboss them with gold embossing powder. It worked great till I went and touched them! The gold came right off, I didn't do any prep to the brad so next time I try it I will make sure I sand the surface. I also have gold brads on my next order so I won't have to make any more of them once they get here. Anyway, enough of my rambling!
This is a good card for those of you who do not want to write a lot in your Christmas card. You can write or stamp Merry Christmas Love, the (insert your last name here) and then add a Christmas Letter, that is printed in mass quantities, and your writing is kept to a minimum. When you have a lot of cards to give out it gets hard to write so many personal notes. It takes enough time just to make a card.