Happy Birthday

I'm enjoying making simple cards just for fun lately. Added the Happy Birthday sentiment as that is the type of card I never seem to have on hand when I need it.

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Wish

Hello!

I'm popping in to share another quickie card I made with some scraps. I have only limited supplies with me but it is nice to be able to make a few cards while away from my beloved craft room.

The sentiment is SU, although I have no idea what the set it called (one of two SU sets I own). I do love it though.

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This sums it up...

Tanks and flip flops, cool drink in hand....I'm on vacation.

If only I had that body!

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Celebrate!

 

Popping in to share a quickie card I made the other day. Sadly, there hasn't been too much time for crafting due to a work crisis, but I did manage to escape on vacation today with some limities supplies. There is  also a LSS here. Wish me luck!!

Another Cricut Card

This is probably the most simple card ever but I couldn't resist that cute watermelon image. It's from the Doodlecharms cart. Green cs is PTI New Leaf and the pink is Bazzill from my stash. The sentiment and ribbon are PTI as well.

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Cricut Bug

Had a little fun with my Cricut the other night. Image is from the Doodlecharms cart. PP is October Afternoon and the sentiment is PTI.

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Porch Additions

Hello there!

My friend Char and I were back in action yesterday. It wasn't the most successful garage sale-n day, I think because of the neighbourhood we were in or maybe because it's getting later in the season. But I did manage to find a few things, including a couple of items for our front porch, which got a face lift last month.

I found this wrought iron hanging planter for $1.50. It matches the one one we have on the side railing (another great garage sale find).

Here it after I added my hanging plant to it.

I also found this little plant stand which I knew had some potential. For $1 I couldn't leave it behind and I am so glad I didn't.

Here's what it looks like after a $4 can of spray paint and some accessories.

And yes, that ivy *IS* in a loaf pan and the flowers *ARE* in one of my beloved vintage pyrex dishes. As the plant stand is pretty small I had some difficulty in finding pots that would fit on the shelves. These kitchen items are a temporary fix, but I kind of like them.

 

The mason jars are filled with river rock and tea lights. I've seen many people in blog land make candles out of mason jars, sand and tea lights. I love the look but I didn't have any sand. I did, however, have some polished river rocks I picked up at a garage sale in the spring.

When I mentioned the mason jar candles to Char she suggested adding lids when not in use so they stay dry (great idea). I found three jars with glass lids in the garage. Love it when you can use items you have lying around. Sort of justifies holding onto stuff!

 

So, with just a few items and some spray painting our front porch is a little cozier (is that even a word??). I hope you like it!

I'm linking up to Rhoda's thrifty party on Southern Hospitality and Debbie's garage sale-n party.

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