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Mother’s Day Card and Layout
I get to sponor the MTC challenge. For the challenge I created the following file set for Mother’s Day. 
MTC forum members use your coupon code to get this file for free. Just add the file to your cart and use the coupon code at check out. If your check out total is $0 please use the manual check out option.
During my MTC Challenge sponsorship week I am offering a 50% discount on your entire purchase from the Adams Acres Store. Use MTCMAY2012 in the coupon code field when you check out to receive your discount.
Love You a Latte Card
I used the heart cups from my new “Caffeinated ” design set. The quote was done with Cri-Kit pens.
Get “Caffeinated”
Do you love a little perk up in the moring Caffeinated does. She fuels up cup after cup and then finds herself with a small hair problem. Use caffienated and all her favorite things in your project today. This file includes
Titles: Perk Up, small Love You a Latte, Large Love You a Latte, Oh Beans and Coffee Break
Items: Heart cups, coffee cup, coffee break table and of course Caffeinated herself.
Use this file also includes black and white digi stamps, full color print and cut images and of course cutting files.
In your design set receive the following file formats:
*DXF
*SCUT
*MTC
*SVG
*JPEG
*PNG
Just Married
I made this for an adorable friend of mine. I’m wishing her all the best in her new marriage.
Here’s the recipe
Just Married File from Creative Kuts
Bling for the taillights and caption
chalk (I stamped the hearts on the moon and pounced them with chalk to add some dimension.)
Ink
Cuttlebug Emobssing folder
Blog Hop Winner
Thank you to everyone who hopped along yesterday during Janet’s Birthday Blog Hop. I promised there would be a winner of a $10 gift certificate to Adams Acres Store.
The winner is …… Jacqui …..
Jacqui I am messaging you on Facebook. Thank you for sharing the word about Adams Acres on Facebook with your friend.
Janet’s Birthday Blog Hop!!!
Happy Birthday to Janet, Happy Birthday to Janet!
Share this on blog hop Facebook for a chance to win $10 gift certificate from Adams Acres Store.
My project is a sweet little elephant with a bit of a dark side. I have the perfect recipient for this card. I hope you enjoy it.
Here’s his/her sweet side
… and the dark side
I used simple card stock, edged with ink and chalk, a little ribbon for extra umf. The file is from my collection in digi stamp, print and cut and cutting file formats. The file will be available for free during the blog hop on April 14th, 2012.
You should have come from Cathy’s darling blog.
If you didn’t, you might want to go back and check. They could be wearing a lampshade if they’ve partied to much…
From here you need to go to Melissa’s adorable blog.
If they’re getting rowdy, just join in all the fun! Have fun!
If you get lost, the entire line up will be posted at Janet’s (http://janetscreativeworld.blogspot.com/ )
She’ll be checking id’s… just kidding… this is a famiy friendly event! And Happy Birthday to you! I’m either early or extremely late in wishing you a Happy Birthday, but it’s the thought that counts!
BLOG CANDY
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Free File Friday: Forget Me Not
I love flowers. They are one of my favorite subject to work with when creating files. Today’s File ties a flower with a seniment, “Forget Me Not.” Today I want to show you 3 ways to work with the Forget Me Not file.
Cut the SVG, MTC, SCUT, PDF, or DXF.
Use it as a digi stamp and color with your favorite pencils, markers or chalks.
Or print and cut it for a quick and easy project.
Today file will be availalbe for free until Midnight April 15th, 2012.
Back from Easter Break with Some New Ducks
Hello Ladies and Gents
Whew what a week and a weekend. We did a little different this year. The week before Easter we had a combo Easter, Confirmation and Birthday party. Let me tell you 30 lbs of pulled pork with all the fixings will definitely feed 35 people once and possible 1 to 2 more times. As I was stilling pulling pork apart at 10PM the night before the party I wish I would have known 15lbs would have done the job. No biggie I had plenty to send home and still enough to put in the freezer for a quick meeal down the line.
I had a great Easter break since I did all the cooking the week before. I didn’t mess with the computer or the Internet too much this break so I had some serious catch up to do today. I wanted to share this cute card I did. I was in a time crunch so instead of cutting it I did a quick print for this one but you can certainly cut all the pieces with the MTC, SCAL, PDF, DXF or SVG files in the kit.
Freebie Friday File: Easter Quote Extravganza
Whether you are a SVG cutter, a digi stamper , or you like to do a quick print and cut you are going to love this weeks Friday Freebie.
Pick up this Friday File for FREE until Midnight, April 1st, 2012.
Here are a couple of other files you might like to help with your Easter and Spring projects.
New Desk Part 1
I had this big idea for building a craft desk out of some panelled doors from my old house. I shared the idea with my friend Kim, who is much more capable of building things than I am, and she started to blow my mind with constructing legs and adding this and that. Then I called the glass shop to find out how much it would cost for a glass top. The price was around $80 bucks which wasn’t awful but I couldn’t justify $80 for something I was going to glue and paint on. So the idea fell flat until a picture came up on Pinterest for a door/desk that used cheap bookcases as legs. So I started to scour the net and local discount stores for bookcases that were cheap and were the right dimensions. Some were too tall, some were too narrow. The shipping costs on some were more than the bookcase. Our local Wally World (a.k.a. Walmart) had these on the web site. Unfortunately they were only available in store and didn’t come into stock very often. So I stocked Walmart for a month or two and picked up these two cases. $15 a piece, 30 inches wide. and not too tall but tall enough. $15 is less than what it costs for a set of legs at the home improvement store plus I have some added hidden storage. I painted the door, took out the door knob and installed a retracting keyboard shelf. The left over door knob hole makes a great way to fish the cords down to the outlet.
I have one more to do to create an “U” shaped desk. I was fortunate to already have a cubed book shelf that I removed the wheels from and turned on it’s side for added counter space. The cubed shelf is nearly the same height as the desk, what luck. I can’t wait to finish the other side. That will be my primary work space. I always find myself standing up to do my projects so the added height is going to be awesome and save my back. I need one last piece to finish up the space. I need a chair that will rise just a bit higher to make typing a little easier.
Used a Kensington keyboard extension.
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