Hi tweet friends!
Today's card is for the birds!
Literally!
It's National Bird Day (January 5)
Way you can celebrate and help:
Thanks for stopping by!
Hi tweet friends!
Today's card is for the birds!
Literally!
It's National Bird Day (January 5)
Hi sweet friends!
Welcome to The Era's Tour! One Plus Twelve,
my FAVORITE personal card challenge of. the. year!
( I know, I know - not s'posed to have favorites
but I do! Shhhhhh!)
Once upon a time, I had an idea to take ONE stamp -
and ONLY one stamp -
and use it once a month.
This is my 7th year of this challenge ..
that's like a whole CHILD! :)
We spend so much on our crafty supplies
and often would get a stamp/die/product and use it.
Just once.
So to challenge myself to use my products more than once,
I came up with
One (stamp) Plus Twelve (months) of cards!
So, you will see today's stamp 11 more times this year.
I invited my dear friends Barb and Jeanette to join me way back
with this crazy idea and and they said WHAT TIME DO WE POST!
Aren't friends amazing?
This year, I chose another floral.
I ADORED it when it was released during Stamptember
and when chosing a stamp that I want to create cards with
12 times, I thought of what cards would someone want to receive?
I donate most of my cards to a local nursing home
so flowers are always a joy.
Introducing 2025's Alex Siberia's Stamptember Close At Heart
as my 1 + 12 Thrives in '25:
I decided to ink a distressed background with white ink
as a contrast against the peachy pinks.
In hindsight (20/20!), I should have heat embossed it
so *note to self!
and use the matching die cut for this floral.
The background is a simple watercolor panel I had in my pile
and I added a lattice die frame underneath.
This set comes with a few sentiments which I'll be switching up
throughout the year but this one says Love You!
I'm excited that this year my friends are joining me again
and you can see what
chose and created by heading to their blogs.
As always, you can find me on Instagram!
Here's to a fabulously creative 2025!
Welcome 2025!
Each year, I share on my blog a word of the year
that becomes my guide in this journey called life.