Opalgryphon made this for me in the January atc swap.  I often grab my mail on my way out the door and take the cool stuff with me, I "lost" this one in the car.  It has been found.  Shared here because I figure no one would see it way back in the January swap gallery.  I love this one!

Our "gazebo" died this winter, or should I say in a freak Spring snow storm.  What was left intact were the four corners.  My rockstar gf, saved them for garden trellises, but then came this idea, which I love.  She cut off the top six inches, they didn't add to the design.  She bolted the four corners together and then cut sunshade material to fit and screwed the material into it.  We don't live in a fancy neighborhood so we just wired it to the fence in two inconspicuous places and used small yard stakes to secure the bottom.  LOVE it!

Sad, paperbeau has never received these, wanted to share though anyway.  Never fear, her replacement summer card will be in the mail today, with an extra of course. 



this was just an extra, for fun, since the package was going so far away I figured it needed company

That's cute, I like the stitches on the quilt.

I sent these to llisaredd and I hope she received them.


the one above is for her Dr. Seuss quotes theme.

the one below was an extra, combined Dr. Seuss quote and chicken theme.

Received this lovely bird nest, it is so sweet, I am so excited to be the proud recipient!

From La Chapa..."Nestled".

Received from smileyyogini, I love it, it's the heart shaped island, part of the Fiji Islands.  :-)  Thank you so much!

LOVELY blessing quote card from llisaredd!  It's really pretty!!  Thank you for securing the glitter, as long as it is glitter glue or secured like you did it's absolutely fine!  My dgf has a bit of phobia regarding tiny bits of paper and glitter, makes for fun times when I am crafting, lol.

Inchies.featured on a birthday card for my awesome niece

Kind of basic but fun to make.

from cmarion3, a lovely collection of emotional cats!!  Love the fabric one, have you made a tutorial for these?  If not, you should.  :-)  Thank you!