Almost Artisan Blog Hop (Project #3)

This card I used my Lattice die and my Big Shot for. I also stamped the Medallion stamp behind it with Burmuda Bay ink on Burmuda Bay cardstock.

Almost Artisan Blog Hop (Project #2)

This card I used the Big Shot and cut out the letters. And then did a version of the scrunched flower technique and made them into "cupcakes". I then made "homemade" buttons for the cherry on top effect, and stamped the cupcake paper from Crazy for Cupcakes and cut them out.

Almost Artisan Blog Hop!

Okay, so I found out yesterday that I was NOT chosen as an Artisan Award winner, but since I took time to make all the projects and did my very best, some of us who did not get chosen decided we needed to showcase our efforts. For the Artisan Award, we had to make 5 cards, 3 scrapbook pages and 2 3D items (non card/scrapbook). So, for the next 10 days, you will get to see all 10 of my projects, one day at a time.

Amazing Almost Artisan Bloggers to look at.....

And while you are waiting for mine to post everyday...hehe, check out these amazing ladies' blogs as well, leave a comment for their enjoyment too. Thanks!

http://wwwsaucystamper.blogspot.com
http://www.stampspaperandink.typepad.com/
http://igotstamps.com/
http://jackietopa.typepad.com/
http://paperpatty.blogspot.com/
http://onyxstamps.com/
http://www.reneevs.blogspot.com/
http://monikastamp.wordpress.com/
http://www.inkspotsandgumdrops.blogspot.com/
http://www.alattestampin.com/

Almost Artisan Blog Hop Tour starts TOMMORROW!

So, for those of you who know me, I entered the SU! Artisan Award for the second year in a row. However, I did NOT get a call yesterday, so starting tommorrow, I will start showing my projects (one per day for the next 10 days) on my blog. Please so that I know that you are looking, just leave a little comment to help me over this disappointment.....just so I know that you have looked...it would make my day WONDERFUL!
I will also list the Blog "hoppers" that have beautiful projects to showcase that were not chosen. So, please take a look at all the hard work and fun we had in making these.
Thanks for looking.