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I have been making random cards as needs arise. Here are some of them. There are some beautiful and creative card projects being posted on blogs and You Tube...so I have been doing a lot of scrap-lifting, putting my own spin on things when I can :)
This is my husband's birthday card. In the absolute act of cheesiness, the inside sentiment reads "You Complete Me" - ha!
Paper flowers are a very popular trend right now, so I tried my hand at them. The process itself is quite simple, albeit a little putsy. I made mine by punching 8 scallop circles, crinkling them up, uncrinkling them, then I added a jeweled brad and some Glimmer Mist.
I really think the beauty of these flowers depends on the paper you use, but because of that, you can really adapt them to any project you may have.
I went to a free make & take at Archiver's and made this great chipboard butterfly. I thought it needed a little something, so when I got home I added some clear glass beads on the body and on the flower centers. I then added two strips of sticky strip to tie in the glass bead element to the card front as well.
This card was our March Make & Take for the Stampin' & Scrappin' club at work. The demonstrator at another building did a pink version of the same card in February and I loved the versatility of the design. The image is Stampin' Up!'s large medallion background stamp.
For our February Make & Take, I wanted to use the Stampin' Up's heart treat cups for Valentine's day. I think the effect was very "sweet". We used the punched out heart as an embellishment on the inside of the card. 
My coworker asked me to take a stack of cards she had and stamp "happy birthday" sentiments on each. She had a random "congratulations" card that she asked me to turn into a wedding card, so this is what I cam up with. I accented some of the bride's elements with diamond stickles...just to add a little sparkle.
OK, so I really need to work on posting more often. It is not that I haven't had anything going on, not like I haven't been crafting. I have just been a slacker when it comes to posting what I have been up to. So, time for catchup.These are some scrapbook pages I completed at a day scrapping retreat. I was very pleased how they turned out. These were specifically for my son's School Days album...pretty obvious, I think!I kept them pretty themey, but I think that is okay for this sort of layout. Doesn't hurt that the subject is so handsome :)