Card Club update...

Today's my day to be the guest designer over at She's a Sassy Lady. If you have a moment please hop on over and leave me a comment. Here's my post:

Hi everyone! This is Kristy from craftin-on-my-door and I want to thank Sheila for allowing my to be her guest designer again today! I look forward to my monthly She's a Sassy Lady posts!

This month has been super crazy! So today I simply have some fun pictures to show you, that I hope will bring you all a little inspiration! I was so excited when Sheila introduced her card party. HERE is the link for Sheila's party.  Here are some pictures of our cards from the last couple of months. The first group of cards are birthday and the next group are thank yous! Everyone made a card that went along with our theme and then brought the supplies for 5 of us to make the same card. Here are the cards:

Each month we look forward to getting together, enjoying some yummy food, and having time to chat and create with each other! This month's theme is "sympathy or thinking of you!" I hope these pictures will inspire you in either your card making, party planning, or just crafting! Thanks for stopping by today! ♥Kristy

There's no bunny like you...

Today's my day to be the guest designer over at She's a Sassy Lady. If you have a moment please hop on over and leave me a comment. Here's my post:

Hi everyone! This is Kristy from craftin-on-my-door and I want to thank Sheila for allowing my to be her guest designer again today! I look forward to my monthly She's a Sassy Lady posts!

With Easter just around the corner I thought it would be fun to make a spring like project! I have a super sweet friend that spoiled me rotten over the weekend, and I needed to make her a thank you card. I found a cute bunny idea using punches at the Papered Cottage, and I have the perfect set of stamps from My Creative Time to add to the card! Here's what I came up with:

Here are the papers that I started with:

 And here are the punches...

 Punch a large heart and a small heart

 Cut the hearts in half and use your scissors to curve off the top inside half of the heart. Below the one on the left has been cut.

 I didn't like the black in the pattern paper so I switched it to a light silver paper. ;)

 Using the Give a Hoot cartridge and the fit to length feature I cut a grass border at 4 1/4.

The card was cut at 4 1/4 x 5 1/2.  Then, I laid out my papers and stamped the sentiment, "There's no bunny like you!"

 The cloud paper was cut at 4 1/4 x 4 1/2, and then I tied some hot pink twine around the bottom of the card.

 I used a couple of glue dots to attach the grass border, glued the larger circle down, and popped the smaller circle up with foam tape.

 I then decided that the cute little bunny need a face so I took it off the card and added some fun brads. Lastly, I added the sparkly silver pom pom for the bunny's little tail and rounded the bottom corners of the card with my corner chompers!

 Now, I just need to write my many thank yous inside and mail it off to my friend!

I hope this inspired you to pull out your punches and create a fun card! Thanks for stopping by today!  ♥Kristy

V-Day Card Party update...

Today's my day to be the guest designer over at She's a Sassy Lady. If you have a moment please hop on over and leave me a comment. Here's my post:

Hi everyone! This is Kristy from craftin-on-my-door and I want to thank Sheila for allowing my to be her guest designer again today! I look forward to my monthly She's a Sassy Lady posts!

This month has been busy and crazy! So today I simply have some fun pictures to show you, that I hope will bring you all a little inspiration! I was so excited when Sheila introduced her card party. HERE is the link for Sheila's party.  And I was even more excited when a friend of mine decided to throw one! I was the lucky girl that got to make the favors. We had a valentine's theme and everyone made a Valentine's card and then brought the supplies for 5 of us to make the same card. Here are the cards:

 This is one of the cards I made.

 This is the other card I made (I made them for my mom since she's so busy with work and school!)

I thought that they were all adorable and it was so nice to have cards ready! We may even start this card club monthly with a different theme each month.

Here are the treats I came up with (can you tell that I LOVE Valentine's Day?!)

I made chocolate covered oreos and found some really cute molds at JoAnns. I also decorated these yummy caramel chocolate hearts!

 These were cute little notebooks that I found at Michaels. I dressed them up and thought that they would be cute for the husbands and wives to write little love notes back and forth to each other.

 Lastly, I made a larger version of the heart peppermint bark for each of the ladies!

 I hope these pictures will inspire you in either your card making, party planning, or just crafting! Thanks for stopping by today! ♥Kristy

Yearly Mini albums...

Today's my day to be the guest designer over at She's a Sassy Lady. If you have a moment please hop on over and leave me a comment. Here's my post:

Hi everyone! This is Kristy from craftin-on-my-door and I want to thank Sheila for allowing my to be her guest designer again today! I look forward to my monthly She's a Sassy Lady posts!

This month I thought I would show you all the mini albums I made for Little Stinkerbella's grandparents, for Christmas. (I know that Christmas has come and gone, but these would also be great gradparent's day, father's or mother's day gifts!) I used my YourStory photo machine and a few 6 x 6 paper pads from My Mind's Eye.  

 I started by trimming all of my photos down to 5 x 3.75.

 Then I trimmed the papers to 6 x 4 1/8.

 Next, I typed up the months of the year using Microsoft Word and the Kwekel font.

I used a Stampin' Up label punch to "punch" out each month.

Then I glued down the pictures and the month to each page (I had to keep these simple since I was making 8!)

 Here's what each page of the book looked like.

 Here's the same pics on different paper.

 I used a binder to clip to hold my pages together while in the machine.

Then, I lined up the letter stickers onto a ruler, and then placed the title onto the cover.

 I added some tulle or ribbon and some twine, and of course the year. Here's are all the different mini albums.

 Hope you enjoyed these fun little mini albums! Thanks for stopping by today! ♥Kristy