Adjusted

I wasn't thrilled with the way my recent layout looked.  So I removed the white background from the transparency and used a green paper that I liked with the pictures.

I think it looks much better.  The pictures and title really pop now.

Smile! Seriously?

I tried to take a nice picture of my boys next to the tree.  They had other plans.  I had to scrap these photos as soon as I could.

I can't stop giggling when I see these pictures!

Products:
Fancy Pants Transparency, Cloud 9 Paper, Reminisce die cut stickers, Adorn It stickers, Fancy Pants Rub on, Prisma Color markers, Stickles, Cartridges: Accent Essentials, Pooh Font, Stone Script.

Teacher cards

I thought I had all my gifts finished when a friend reminded me that my son's teachers should get something as well.  The 2 of us made this card for each of his teachers.

He helped with the tree and presents.

I made sure to put both of our names on it.

I/we used DCWV and Shimmer paper I found at Target; Opposites Attract, Plantin School Book and Winters in the air cartridges, Stickles and Delta Creative Ink.

It was a lot of fun.  Now all I have to do is get him to part with the cards.

Skype

All the holiday fuss settled for a few moments and I was able to make another layout.  The picture is my husband and kids on Skype with their grandparents.  I think the monkey stamps turned out really cute.

Here is a close-up of the banner and computer sticker.

On this layout I used the Winter's in the air cartridge, Stickles, BasicGrey, DCWV, Fiskars and TPC Studio stamps, Jewelry Craft and Heidi Swapp letters, Delta Creative ink and Prismacolor markers and EK Success 3D Dots adhesive.

Few more

Here are more cards I made.  They are really easy to whip up in an hour or so.  I've had a blast playing with all the new scrappy supplies and stamps I received for my birthday.

This snowman card features BasicGrey, Fiskars, DCWV and Delta Creative ink.

I utilized my Cricut Create-a-Critter cartridge, Delta Creative ink and stamps from Hero Arts and Fiskars on this card.

Here is another card.  I used dimensional adhesive to raise the tag.  This is done with BasicGrey, Fiskars and Delta Creative ink supplies.

My older son has already claimed 2 of the cards as his.  I'll have to make more just in case he 'borrows' one.