Happy Sunday...I have a few cards to share with you today that I made while I was at the Lake House with the BABES. What a wonderful place to be creative, all the amazing talent of these women sitting at the same table and all the wonderful supplies that we all brought to share with one another. I did a lot of cas'ing and we inspired by each one of these sweet ladies. Sorry...there are a lot of photos on this post, just could not resist sharing a few more with you. Thank you so much for taking the time to stop by...enjoy your week!
This card is one I cas'ed from Ardyth, she got the idea for this card from another blogger, sorry I do not know the name to give her the credit. Thank you Ardyth for all your amazing inspiration and help.
Anita used these sweet flowers on her cards and I was so happy that she brought them to share. I think they make a beautiful sympathy card.
This was a fun card to make...Darnell and I stood that island in the kitchen for way more time than it should have taken us to make a shaker card, but I love the end results and Darnell's card is so beautiful.
Another case of Ardyth's creations.
Neat & Tangled was showing their new stamp release and I fell in love with this card. I pulled out PTI's Tinsel and Tags that Ardyth brought and used the little trees, thank goodness Geri brought every color of ink and I used Bev's sweet little snowflakes to finish it off!
This card is a combination of one Darnell made at the Lake House and one that Tracey from In My Creative Opinion made. I am not sure who's snowman I borrowed but I have to say having 2, 8 foot tables loaded with supplies made it so much for to stamp.
My final card is one I made for ColourQ challenge #264. Anita and I had fun playing with all these sweet little posies from WP9.
Kim, holy smokes, how on Earth did you get this much crafting done with all the crafty friends distractions?! I loved hearing about all the supplies, and ideas, you borrowed from everyone ... I can only imagine how fun that must have been! Good for you for not being overwhelmed, too. All gorgeous cards ... I particularly love the sponged sky on your first card. It's glowing!
ReplyDeleteThat was another great recap, Kim! You and Anita were, by far, the most productive of the BABES and it's nice to see all these wonderful cards that you created!! (I will need to show you how to crop a photo, however; my card is cute, but no one needs to be distracted again by that unflattering face that Bevie captured and posted! lol!) Your beautiful floral final card reminds me that I want to CASE that one of yours, and order those cool sediment stamps! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteI was imagining with all the giggling and talking that would have been going on, that you only managed to make one or two cards!! I can't get over those two tables of goodies, it would have been like Xmas! Brilliant CAS's of cards and how good to be able to CASE with the owner of the card right there. I love looking at your photos, so don't hesitate to share any more you have!!
ReplyDeleteWow, some awesome pictures and some really stunning cards. I love your style! My fav is the shaker card but they are all beautiful!!! Hugz
ReplyDeleteGreat cards and post, Kim!
ReplyDeleteWow, you not only had fun talking and laughing you got some amazing cards made. So beautiful. Love all of them.
ReplyDeleteFantastic cards, Kim! It was so much fun to meet you and get to know you better! (that Bethlehem sky looks amazing, the original was done by Kristina Werner).
ReplyDeleteSo much fun! Looks like a great and very productive time. Some really gorgeous cards here!
ReplyDeleteOh....what a fabulous post Kim! I smiled 'all over my face' at the same time as my poor old heart was missing my dear sweet lake house friends and the amazing time we shared! Awesome photos of your cards and sweet photos of 'the gang'. Miss you all so much!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see these again. Your cards are always so lovely. Can't decide which is my favorite, so I'm just going to pick all of them! No one won the lottery yet, so it has grown to over 170 million. Will play and win on Wednesday. Then, it's island craft house here we come!!!! Missing you... Bev
ReplyDeleteOh Kim, how glorious to see your fabulous cards again (as gorgeous here as in real life!) ... and to be transported back by the photo's to our week at the Lake house ... what a lovely way to end my Monday ... I'll sleep happy tonight! Hugs, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful cards to drink in Kim!! The night sky on your first is breathtaking and I just LOVE the last card!
ReplyDeleteAnother fun post Kim - I am living vicariously through all of the BABES!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job on every one of these, Kim! I'm especially in love with the last card. Those colors are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow, Kim. You sure accomplished a lot on your crafty vacation. A batch of stunning cards, every one of them. So jealous of your fantastic crafty week.
ReplyDeleteFabulous work, Kim! Isn't it great how we can pick inspiration from others to make our own versions of a design. I love visiting blogs, it gives me so many ideas. I even pick ideas from here, even though our styles are very different. Think the flower one is really beautiful, I like its colors, the same goes for the ones with different colored trees, not something I'd ever think of trying if it weren't for you.
ReplyDeleteAll of them stunning Kim, you lucky girl! I love the Near and Far card and of course I love everything about that last blooming beauty! Thanks for sharing a little more about your trip.
ReplyDeleteawesome cards!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, Kim--so many fabulous cards! I love them all! Fun seeing more pictures of your wonderful get-together!
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous!! You all made such fabulous and FUN cards. Looks like a weekend of a lifetime!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards!! You had a very happy day!
ReplyDeleteLucky ladies :) I am sure it must have been so much fun share supplies and ideas and create many amazing cards :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a fun and productive time making cards. Love them!!
ReplyDeleteSuch amazing cards inspired by these wonderful creative ladies!
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