Copic - Happy Birthday

This is a card I made for my DH for his birthday today.  I cased this card from online...I can't remember where...coloured the bike to look like our Honda Shadow Spirit 1100.  He really liked it...I did too!!

Copics - Sunny Side Up House Mouse

This is one of my favourite new stamps from Stampendous, Sunny Side Up.  Along with my copic markers and some bling this card turned out just how I wanted it to.

Copics - Grateful For You

This is a Thanksgiving Card I made using stamps and punches from Stampin' Up along with my Copic markers, DSP and bling.  I am loving these Copics!!!

Thank You Card

This is a Thank You card I made back in June, but did not get a chance to upload it to my blog.  I love the cuttle-bugged butterfly.  The ribbon is from Walmart and the border is from Stampin'Up.  The background paper is embossed with flowers from Bazzill Cardstock and the cardstock base is Swiss Dot, also from Bazzill.

Copic - House Mouse -Birthday Wishes

This is a Birthday Card I made last week using my Copic Markers. I am loving these markers!! I just don't have nearly enough time to use them!! I love, love, love the House Mouse stamps...they are sooooo cute!!! Hope you like them too!!!

Beautiful Ladies

These are a few of the Ladies who are part of a larger group of Ladies who have been making cards to send to our troops serving in Afghanistan over the past five years. They are (top row) Debra LeBlanc (her son-in-law Jeff was the first military personnel who received our cards), Ruthie Allen-Hamilton, Becky Bullerwell, Sandra MacDonald (her son Caleb has just returned from Afghanistan and her nephew Corey is serving in Afghanistan now), (front row - right to left) Debbie Goodwin, Daisy, myself and Anna Fevens is with us via telephone from Newfoundland. We had gathered for a time of fellowship and to put together a shipment of cards. We have just sent 7 boxes of Christmas Cards to seven soldiers who are connected to our church family this week. In total we have made and shipped over 7,000 cards to minister to our solders and their families. We send a card to each soldier and then a box of cards with envelopes for the soldiers to send greetings back to their family/friends at home. This is not an original idea, but one I found when looking through a card-making magazine several years ago. A lady had started this project in the US for their soldiers and as we had soldiers serving whom we were all connected to, and we love to make cards, we thought we would take on this ministry. Each box of cards is prayed over for the soldier receiving the box and also for the family member or friend who will receive a card. I believe we receive the biggest blessing!! Please keep our soldiers and their families in your prayers. May God bless them and keep them. Amen!!

Copic - Heartfelt Sympathy

This is a Sympathy Card I made recently using my Copic Markers. This stamp is from Our Daily Bread - Sing To The Lord. I love the bird, flowers and sentiments in this set. The Sentiment is from Stampin Up.