Stamp a Sweet Impression - RELEASE DAY!
Happy Friday, Happy Cupcake Day, and Happy Release Day! Are you ready to PARTY!? Thank you all for your excitement and your encouragement over the past few days of announcements and sneak peeks! It's time now to introduce you to the Stamp a Sweet Impression sets available for purchase RIGHT NOW at Taylored Expressions: There are three sets being released today: Frightful Night, Trick or Sweet, and Sweet Celebration (pictured above from left to right). Each set retails for $21.95 whi read
Run, don’t walk over to Taylor’s webstore Taylored Expressions!!! Yep - it’s time - the Official Release of the Taylored Expressions Stamp a Sweet Impression line of rubber stamps, unmounted storage, and Key Ingredients packages. You can get all the deets at Taylor’s blog. Tonight I have a project to share that utilizes the Sweet Celebration stamp set and the Birthday Girl Key Ingredients. One of the papers in the KI package has this green corner border and it reminded me of a tablecl read
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No Flags! No Fun! Saudi Cleric Denounces Birthday Parites What a putz. The good news is that most muslims, the ones with any sense that is, don’t listen to this jive for a second. Though they do sort of feel guilty about that. When Hala al-Masaad invited her girlfriends over to celebrate her 18th birthday with cake and juice, the high school student was stepping into an unusual public debate. Is celebrating birthdays un-Islamic? Saudi Arabia’s most senior Muslim cleric recent read
Thank you to EVERYONE who left such thoughtful messages on my last post regarding our Darling Dusty. My mom read all the comments and it meant so much to her to know that people from all around the world would take the time to leave a sweet note or sentiment. It still amazes me how the Internet and blogging connects us all, whether it's through our art of our love of animals. I started my blog 2.5 years ago with the intention of just posting my art and sharing it with close friends and family read
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