Gone Fishing

I'm back with a second post using another Lili of the Valley stamp.  This one is one of the boys and is called Gone Fishing.  I thought I would give equal time to the boys too.  After all, he's just as sweet as any of the little girls.  I would love to just have all of their stamps - it's always too hard to just pick a few.  Thanks for visiting.

SUPPLIES:
Bazzill cardstock, DP from JoAnn Fabrics, Gone Fishing stamp from Lili of the Valley, ribbon from JoAnn Fabrics and a few dew drops.

Rosie with Cake!

Here is another new card.  Her name is Rosie and she's from Lili of the Valley.    I really enjoy all of their collections especially the little girls.  Actually, there is not one in the bunch that I don't like. 

 

SUPPLIES:
Bazzill cardstock, design paper (JoAnn Fabrics), both the image and sentiment stamp are from Lili of the Valley, Prismacolor pencils and gamsol.

Eloise Greengrass

This is another great image from Stamping Bella and her name is Eloise Greengrass.  I love this stamp because it can work for several occasions - birthday, thinking of you, mother's day, etc.  I always try to purchase stamps that can be used for a variety of occasions.  Thanks for visiting.

Supplies:
CS - Bazzill; Double Loop corner and edge punch - Martha Stewart; Round and Scalloped Nestabilities - Spellbinders; Tag - Spellbinders; Ribbon

My First Post

Hi and welcome to my blog.  After years of reading other blogs and getting lots of inspiration from them, I'm attempting to have a blog of my own.  I thoroughly enjoy making cards and scrapbooks.  It is my therapy and who doesn't need a little therapy every day?

I do love pretty paper - it is my addiction.  I also love pretty sprinkles for baking because next to papercrafts I also love to bake.  Hence, the name Pretty Paper Sprinkles. This first card is Betty Bombshell from Stamping Bella.  They have some of the cutest stamps and my collection of them keeps growing.  The design paper I used is from Sandylion, the cardstock is Bazzill, the daisy border punch is EK Success and the buttons are from JoAnn.  I buy ribbon everywhere (another addiction).  Perhaps another form of therapy is needed here.  I colored the image with Prismacolor pencils and Gamsol.

Thanks for visiting.