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My mother, sister and I all celebrate our birthdays in the first week of December. We always celebrate together. This picture was taken last December. Our ages are by our flowers (hope you can't make those out--LOL!).
Materials:
Black cardstock: Bazzill
Patterned papers: Imagination Project--Gin-X "He Sings At Weddings" line
Coaster flowers: Imagination Project--Gin-X
Rub-on stitches: Doodlebug
White pen: Sharpie
Alphabet stamp: Making Memories magnetic (Evolution)
Black ink pad
Misc. ribbon incl. American Crafts, Michaels
Thanks for looking!
Materials:
Black cardstock: Bazzill
Patterned papers: Imagination Project--Gin-X "He Sings At Weddings" line
Coaster flowers: Imagination Project--Gin-X
Rub-on stitches: Doodlebug
White pen: Sharpie
Alphabet stamp: Making Memories magnetic (Evolution)
Black ink pad
Misc. ribbon incl. American Crafts, Michaels
Thanks for looking!
Products Used
This project uses products from Doodlebug, Imagination Project, Bazzill



(Isn't it funny.....your names in there are in "palindrome" fashion...."Em Mom Me" because you can read it left to right and right to left and it reads the same!)