I am so excited about my new custom blog header designed by Lynda, owner of Exquisite Expressions! If you would like to have a custom header made for your blog, website or etsy shoppe, you can contact her through her site: Exquisite Expressions. Lynda is a true professional and her work is beautiful and fast!
I love Christmas, the lights, the cookie swaps, shopping for the perfect gift and the get-togethers with friends and family! I have to admit that Christmas Eve has always been a favorite. Our family has built a tradition that includes an Italian feast, opening presents and sharing laughs and memories. This year will be no different except that we will have the joy of sharing this season with our two grandchildren, Braeden and Brody.
Recently I taught a few Holiday classes, including a 25 days of Christmas book. My goal was to fill this book with lots of memories from the season, not necessarily one photo a day but some of my favorites from the season.
Below are a few photos I took for Day #8.....
The two reindeers need a nap.....:)
In addition to taking some photos this season, I have been busy working on some class projects, new designs for Accucut, and some layouts and projects for Creative Imaginations, all for the upcoming CHA Winter show in Anaheim. Creative Imaginations has some really fun products coming out at the show...including new wood products and luminarte misters, daubers and pods, oh my!
Speaking of Creative Imaginations, they are giving away $25.00 worth of your favorite products every day up until Christmas. All you have to do is post on their blog each day! One winner will be announced every day and on the 12 day one lucky person will win $100 worth of products! So go and post everyday for more chances to win!
Before I end this note, I wanted to answer a few emails for my kits. I have shipped out everyone who ordered a kit through this past Saturday. If you are interested in a class kit you can email me or purchase one here. {Note, i only have a few left of each}
QOTD: "Never worry about the size of your Christmas tree. In the eyes of children, they are all 30 feet tall.~ Larry Wilde


