Good morning, everyone!
I hope this visit finds you well. The one thing I love about virtual visits is we don't have to don all the protective stuff. We can be ourself, touch things if we wish.. you know, like in a normal world.
Quick Note: Blogger has been removing pictures from our blogs! I don't know what's up with that so you might want to check past posts to see if all your pictures are still in place.
So, here's my desk as I left it Tuesday afternoon. I've been in a cardmaking mood. I made two for my Card Chicks group that I showed in yesterday's post. I was the hostess for this month and I used a stamp set/ embossing folder from a past issue of Cardmaking & Papercrafts magazine. I love that those are exclusive to the magazine.
My next card - well, 2 actually - is to make cards using that adorable squirrel napkin. I have one writer friend who is nuts for squirrels. The other card will go to the cousin of The Bellamy Brothers. She has spina bifida and has been in a care facility since she was 19. I'm sure she could use a little cutie squirrel during this time.
The rest of the piles are a result of my SU order that came in on Monday. The ribbon from SU's clearance page, the new bling part of the Ornate Garden suite and the new Ornate Garden Stamps/ die sets. One of the border dies is on backorder til May 5th - of course, the one I wanted LOL Click on the name to see a video of this set. The border dies is what sold me! The set is available to customers NOW! (earlier than stated)
Many of you asked about my planner shelf and how many planners I have.
Well, I have several. Because of my small hands I can't do a Frankenplanner where everything is in one. So instead, I treat individual planners like file folders. I have one main planner that is beside me every day that I work from.
The best way to explain, if you're curious, is my planner video. Take note that when I show the peach 6-ring workhorse... that one just wasn't working for me. Took up too much room on my desk. I've swapped that one out for a disc-bound.
I hope this visit finds you well. The one thing I love about virtual visits is we don't have to don all the protective stuff. We can be ourself, touch things if we wish.. you know, like in a normal world.
Quick Note: Blogger has been removing pictures from our blogs! I don't know what's up with that so you might want to check past posts to see if all your pictures are still in place.
So, here's my desk as I left it Tuesday afternoon. I've been in a cardmaking mood. I made two for my Card Chicks group that I showed in yesterday's post. I was the hostess for this month and I used a stamp set/ embossing folder from a past issue of Cardmaking & Papercrafts magazine. I love that those are exclusive to the magazine.
My next card - well, 2 actually - is to make cards using that adorable squirrel napkin. I have one writer friend who is nuts for squirrels. The other card will go to the cousin of The Bellamy Brothers. She has spina bifida and has been in a care facility since she was 19. I'm sure she could use a little cutie squirrel during this time.
The rest of the piles are a result of my SU order that came in on Monday. The ribbon from SU's clearance page, the new bling part of the Ornate Garden suite and the new Ornate Garden Stamps/ die sets. One of the border dies is on backorder til May 5th - of course, the one I wanted LOL Click on the name to see a video of this set. The border dies is what sold me! The set is available to customers NOW! (earlier than stated)
Many of you asked about my planner shelf and how many planners I have.
Well, I have several. Because of my small hands I can't do a Frankenplanner where everything is in one. So instead, I treat individual planners like file folders. I have one main planner that is beside me every day that I work from.
The best way to explain, if you're curious, is my planner video. Take note that when I show the peach 6-ring workhorse... that one just wasn't working for me. Took up too much room on my desk. I've swapped that one out for a disc-bound.
That's it for my desk (and story) this week. Who's Miss Julia and why am I here? When you are done visiting me in the Ozarks, please hop on over to Stamping Ground for all the details. Miss Julia has a long list of other studios you can peek into. No standing on an up-turned milk pail to look in the window. We open the doors wide and welcome you. Please leave your number and you'll be among the first on my list.
Creative Blessings!
~Kelly
