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Monday, July 15, 2013



Just wanted to take a minute to post something for the artist's out there.

When I first started acquiring my Copic Markers I quickly found myself looking for a way to store them that was also convenient - not to mention aesthetically pleasing.

I must admit that I originally contemplated forking over the dough for this very cool Copic Markers Block Stand, but as my collection grew it just didn't seem to be economically feasible. It would have cost me just under $100 to house 96 markers. What I ended up using cost less than $3.00 and stores way more than just 96 markers! Even better - it's portable!

How did I do it so cheaply? Well I have my markers separated into 2 containers based on their color family. The containers are actually Designer Toilet Paper holders that came FREE with the purchase of a single roll of Toilet Paper - which was in itself FREE with coupons! Inside the basket is also a smaller dark blue container that holds my micro liners and my glitter pens which was an UpCycle Project I'll post soon.

The 3 containers, as well as a bottle of colorless blender, sit inside a beautifully durable handled basket that I got at Michael's for just pennies on the dollar. It was a Fall basket which I found at 90% off during the Spring.

Don't overlook Michael's when it comes to finding great deals on baskets and decorative boxes. You just have to keep an eye out for off season colors and themes and have an employee price check it if you think it might be on clearance. At 90% off this basket cost just $1.90!

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Lovely in White Won The Creative Corner Girly Girl Challenge!

Lovely in White - Close Up

Ok, so I remembered to add the "Winner's Button" to my blog but I forgot to let you all know that it was Lovely in White that took that top honor!
Lovely in White Complete

I was so proud of this card so you can imagine how ecstatic I was when I found it took the top prize in the Creative Corner Girly Girl Challenge!

And what a great prize it was! I won (5)DigiStamps from QKR Stampede!

I had so much fun picking out the stamps! I can't wait to start working with them!

Thanks for Looking!  
This is a Blog in Progress so stop by later when there will be even more to see!
~ Naugie

A Fruitful Independence Day


I'm back again with another card and I just have to say that I had an awful lot of fun creating this one, even if it isn't exactly as I originally envisioned.  It took a few unexpected turns along the way, but now that it's done I really can't imagine it any other way.

One of the reasons I'm so proud of this one is because I pretty much created everything, with the exception of the gorgeous DigiStamp from Saturated Canary of course!

The red & blue background papers are digital weaves that I created in PSP and printed out on X-Press Blending Cardstock.  The stained glass like weave was created using a program called Eye Candy (it was also printed out on X-Press Blending Cardstock).