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I make Christmas cards all year round to save a big panic in November and here is one using the L'il Gnome die and lots of glitter card. Adding this to this months Flickr challenge. Blogged here
A card for a couple of challenges using the Spring Flowers stamps from Simon Says. More details on my blog
Made this card using the Tim Holtz Cocktail Blueprints stamp set and the older Simon Says Stamp set "Lemonade". Blogged here
Had some colouring fun with the SSS Cosmos Background stamp, adding this to the current Flickr group challenge. More details on my blog
Needed a special card for a special birthday and though the "Card Wrap Die" and "Cosmos Flower" stamp from Simon Says fitted the bill perfectly. More details on my href="https://cinnamonsally-designedbysally.blogspot.co.uk/2018/04/more-birthdays.html"> blog
Made these three cards for my slot as Guest Designer for the Simon Says Flickr Group Challenge#107 All dies and stamps used are Simon Says Products. Please play along if you have time :0)
More details on my blog
Behind the scenes production stills from 'Smile in The Square' Event held in Southampton City Centre.
Watch it - youtu.be/rDFMlxAYxQE?hd=1
Video report by Standard Cut Media www.standardcut.co.uk
Made a couple of Christmas Cards using the Emboss Resist Technique with the SSS Kaleidoscope Background stamp and Festive Berries Distress Ink. I will add these to the current SSS Flickr Challenge. More details on my blog
And this is Zoe two days after her surgery :) She looks awsome for a dogs thats just had her eyes done :)
And shes so happy !!!
Everything is going awsome ! Im so proud of the way she did :)
:) :)
I needed some more thank you cards in my stash and quickly made this card using SSS stamps and dies. adding to the current SSS Flickr challenge. Blogged here
A paper pieced birthday card for a guy. Even with the use of Stickles I think the darker colours along with the kraft give it a masculine feel.
I'm entering this for the Simon Says Happy Birthday Challenge here.
Made a couple of Christmas Cards using the Emboss Resist Technique with the SSS Kaleidoscope Background stamp and Festive Berries Distress Ink. I will add these to the current SSS Flickr Challenge. More details on my blog
A card on Kraft using the Hero Arts Antique Poinsettia stamp embossed in gold on vellam. Fussy cut and layered up. Am adding this to the Love handmade cards challenge this month. Blogged here
Made this card for the SSS Flickr challenge #101. a bright summery shaker made using the "Cosmos Flower" stamp and lots of bright Zig Markers. More details on my blog
Another card for the Simon Says Friendship themed challenge using Dies and Stamps from Simon Says. Blogged here
I am obsessed with pink at the moment, it makes me think of Summer. Made this card for the SSS Flickr challenge using the SSS Cosmos Background stamp and also leaf die and sentiment. Blogged here
Made another card for the SSS Flickr Challenge using this "Festive Trees" stamp and the "Falling Snow " Stencil for lots of sparkle. The sentiment die is also from SSS. Blogged here
Had fun making this card, trying to stretch my stamps and dies at the moment, I used the SSS Spring flowers, stamping the largest flower three times and layering to make this larger bloom. More on my blog
Made these three cards for my slot as Guest Designer for the Simon Says Flickr Group Challenge#107 All dies and stamps used are Simon Says Products. Please play along if you have time :0)
More details on my blog
Needed a special card for a special birthday and though the "Card Wrap Die" and "Cosmos Flower" stamp from Simon Says fitted the bill perfectly. More details on my href="https://cinnamonsally-designedbysally.blogspot.co.uk/2018/04/more-birthdays.html"> blog
A card for the current challenge at Simon says using the stitched square dies to create layers, flowers from Altenew. Blogged here
There were many, many people.
She read from her collection of short stories, No One Belongs Here More Than You (which has a great website - she said she had to make it simple since she paid for it herself. It was he r first experience with viral. She sent and email to five friends. By the end of the day 5,000 people had seen it, and soon 500,000) .
noonebelongsheremorethanyou.com
One of the stories she read was This Person
www.simonsays.com/content/book.cfm?tab=1&pid=525972&a...
another was was the Man on the Stairs
www.fencemag.com/v7n1/text/july.html
There is a recording of her reading it, but I can't get the real audio to work
www.wnyc.org/shows/tnbt/episodes/2003/10/03#segment21344
She said when the tour is over, she'll finish the script for her next film which is based on her performance, Things We Don't Understand and Definitely Are Not Going To Talk About.
There also will be a book out on the fall featuring the best of the online project she co-curates
Modern Times
I found an interesting game today. It’s called Senso (or Simon in England). You have to press the buttons in the correct order. It’s good for your memory, but it’s very very difficult. I so wanted to finish it but it was so fast towards the end that every time I pressed a wrong button :-(
Stupid Game…
Made a stencil with my SSS snowflake dies to create this background, dabbed with Distress Oxide and embossed with a glittery powder. Just added die cut snowflakes and gems. Adding this to the current Flickr Challenge. Blogged here
More colouring with my Zig Brush Markers and SSS Cosmos Background for the SSS Flickr Group Challenge and the LOVE handmade cards Challenge. More on my blog
...that a plan was being hatched even then...a plan that would ulimately be my downfall
INJURY UPDATE - 3/21/09
I finally saw the orthopedist late yesterday (Friday) afternoon. He said the broken bone in the ankle is healing well. The continued associated swelling, tendon inflamation and bruising will work themselves through. Knee-wise, he was a bit concerned over the remaining swelling and lack of full range-of-motion (ROM). Thus far, I've only been able to get the knee to bend just shy of 90 degrees. Coincidentally, that is also the same (reversed) angle the curlew (pictured above) is mockingly showing me.
Look at that feathery smirk.
He knew...he knew.
But, I digress.
The doctor also offered comforting phrases like, "if you don't get your (ROM) back now, you'll never get it back." (The curlew would have been pleased. But, I digress again). The doctor did confirm, however, I could still have surgery for it, regardless of its current condition. So, we started the ball rolling and will schedule surgery for possibly the first or second week of April. He's also having a Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) machine delivered to my house next week to assist in that "ROM" thing.
Now, all I have to do is figure out how to mount my camera to it, and I'll be set.
For those interested, an example of the basic surgical procedure can be seen HERE (thanks indee for the link). I recommend having a bowl of popcorn and nice beverage available to make the viewing more enjoyable.
INJURY UPDATE - 3/25/09
The earliest I can get in for ACL surgery is May 5th (which is three months after the initial injury). I think I just heard the curlew cackle.
INJURY UPDATE - 5/6/09
Surgery complete! Further details here
I made this card within five minutes!:D
Blogged here.
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