My crafting space . . . last Halloween. Better late than never, huh?

Summertime . . . and the livin' is crazy busy!! I've finally taken the time to upload some of my latest cards. I happily sold 30 of them to the local quilt shop and another 17 of them to the local produce stand. Some of the cards included here are favorite designs I found in my collection of Stampin' Up catalogs. Which design is YOUR favorite?

So many stamps, so little time.

> Here's what my hands have been creating this month . . .
41 angels.

I made these sunflower photo frames last year for my sister to give to my niece, Tonya. I love working with anything that involves color,
whether it be fabric, glass or ink . . .

I love these old family photos!

















Grandma Roe and Aunt Margaret.
















Aunt Helen and Uncle Keith with sons Leon, Jack and Tom.













My father, Richard.
















My mom and dad, Ruth and Richard Teeter with daughters Carol, Ginger and Luanne. I wasn't born yet!










Aunt Velma and Uncle Don Teeter with children Steve, David, Donna and Kyrle. Love those rootin' tootin' guns in the background!


















Aunt Dora and Uncle Bill Bush with
children Carla, Marnie, Phil and Harold. Elaine and Paula weren't born yet!












Grandpa Roe and Aunt Peggy.

















 Aunt Harriet and Uncle David Gunning with children Jeannie, Jim, Doug, Kate and Donnie. Mary Ellen was still a twinkle in her parents eyes.












Aunt Freda and Uncle Harry with sons Wayne and Mick.















My family in 1962 or thereabouts.

Happy Holidays! Christmas is on it's way . . . and as usual, I've got more projects planned than I have time for. I love this time of year!! It just wouldn't feel like Christmas if I weren't pushing myself to get it all done! (In hindsight, I think I should have scheduled a week of vacation before Christmas) . . . I haven't created many Christmas-themed cards this year, other than the tags you'll see below, so I've included some of my creations from past years . . .

Tim Holtz inspired tags . . .