Food Fare Friday

It's been a while since I posted a Food Fare Friday... so here we go.

This is a recipe I remember my Mom making when I was a kid. Not sure where it came from or why it is called Mission Hotdish, but that is what she always called it. 

It is super easy and delish. 

I used due cuts from Cricuts From The Kitchen cartridge to embellish the 8x8 page.
Hope you enjoy!

Graduation cards

Yup- that time of year when we all are making a graduation card for either a grade school, high school grad or in my case a couple college grads.

I used the Stampin' Up owl punch. I have had it for a while and had not used it yet. It is a very simple card, but I like how it turned out. 

I hand cut the hat from some basic black paper and rolled a thin piece of paper around a toothpick for the scroll on his wing. 

To all the graduates out there---Congratulations and best of luck for a successful future. 

Die Cutti'n Diva's Weekly Challenge- Make a Shaped card

Hello everyone!

Hope you all had a wonderful long weekend celebrating Memorial Day- for those of us in the U.S. 

Today kicks of a new Die Cuttin' Diva's weekly challenge. This week it is so super easy-- make a shaped card. 

For my DT project, I made a chalkboard easel card that I saw on Pinterest. 

The little banner die cuts are from Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons Simple Banner Shapes file set and the Layered Labels 2 file set. 

I used a wood grain stamp for the boards and a stamp from My Creative Ttime that I heat embossed onto the black paper. With a little ribbon and twine I have a cute easel card. 

I hope to see what shaped cards you come up with this week. 

Celebrate with a cupcake!

Happy Monday and Happy Memorial Day!

It's my DT day over at Stamp Annie Thing.  I have to say I am having so much fun playing with the Stamp Annie Thing stamps. This week I used the Our Lil' Cupcake set.

 It's a small stamp set, but packs a punch with so many options of images and sentiments.

I stamped and colored the cupcake with markers. I then stamped and cut the image dress and frosting hair from matching card stock. The scallop border was made using an EK border punch. The banner was cut from the Tie the Knot Cricut Cartridge. I didn't have enough brown brads for the lower right corner of my card so I used brown stickles to simulate the brads I was looking for. 

Just click on the link below to see all the stamps available like this one.