Wonderfall Beautiful Day!

Today’s card is one that I’ve made from one of my favorite stamping sets. It doesn’t come with dies, but I really enjoy fussy cutting, especially these easy pieces.

I really love autumn cards because they’re great for guys or girls. In fact, I think that I may send this one to one of the guys at the angel card project.

Making the matching envelope was fun too. The trick for me is to remember to stamp on the envelope before I put away all of my stamps and inks, which is frequently a challenge!

Here’s my complete supply list:

• Stampin’ Up! Wonderfall Stamp Set
• Stampin' Up! Beautiful Autumn (sentiment)
• Memento Inks
• Misc. Patterned Paper
• SU! Crumb Cake Card Stock
• Nuvo Pearl Drops

I hope you have a few falling leaves wherever you are, and may you have a beautiful day!

Word Power Birthday Cards

Today's card is a pastel-bright card that I'm entering over at Word Power Challenge for November 2025. 

I'm working on going through all my supplies and analyzing each stamp set to see if I want to still hang on to it. Perhaps like many of us, I buy a stamp set and think I like it but then really don't. Or maybe it has just run it's course in my crafty life. So I make a card with it one last time then decide to keep or donate.

This set was what I grabbed first, and I'm happy to say it passed the test. It's an oldie but one that is so versatile for birthday cards. I actually made two of these since I had enough gold paper with sticker paper on the back to make two "celebrate" sentiments.

Here's my complete supply list:

• Stampin' Up! Amazing You Stamp Set
• SU! Celebrate You Dies
• SU! Flirty Flamingo Card Stock & Ink
• SU! Faceted Gem Dots
• White Card Stock (Michaels)
• First Edition Let's Celebrate Patterned Paper
• Anna Griffin Gold & Cream Paper
• Paper-Papers Glitter Card Stock
• Misc. Gold Ribbon
• Dollar Store White Butterflies
• Gold Stickles (on the butterflies)

These cards are both 5 x 7 to give lots of room for all the fun stuff. I'm really glad to have made them and am excited about keeping both the stamps and dies. They're great for masculine cards too, which is always a challenge.

Thanks so much for stopping by and be sure to check out Word Power's Challenge Blog. So fun!

Seth Apter Inspired November Pillow

This time over at Word Art Wednesday we have a wonderful giveaway from Seth Apter! He's an amazing designer with so many products from wonderful card making supplies to spectacular fabrics. I was inspired to create this pillow because of this fabric.

Sewing was my first hobby in life. When I was 10 years old I used what little fabric I could find, and my grandmother's sewing machine, to make little things. I loved the idea of taking virtually nothing and turning it into something pretty. By the time I was 15, I had a job at Cloth World and was using patterns to sew real clothes.

One of the few photos I have from my early sewing days. I'm on
the left in a dress I made when working at Cloth World.

Today I don't sew as much, but when I went to Seth Apter's website, I was so intrigued by the wonderful array of fabrics that he designs. I chose one that inspired me this fall, then found a cross stitch pattern to go along with it.

I then chose the colors of DMC floss based on the colors of the fabric. Here they are: 

It's really easy to order any of his fabrics at his online store, but I am fortunate to live near Whim-So-Doodle, a quilting store in St. Petersburg that carries his whole line. Both places sell his fabric at really reasonable prices. And what I love about it is that it's so soft and tightly woven. Such good quality! It took just 1/2 a yard to complete this project.

LEFT: Whim-So-Doodle carries dozens of Seth's fabrics. RIGHT: Getting the fabric cut
with a view of so many of their amazing, bright fabrics. Their shop in incredible!

The Box & Fox pattern I chose for the cross stitch was on sale for just $1.80 for a digital download in their Etsy shop. I love using those because I can really make the pattern quite large on my iPad. You can find it HERE, although the price may be different. 

If you do look at this pattern, you'll notice that in addition to using different colors of thread, I also kept each image to just one or two colors. Her pattern has several colors in each leaf, but because I was in a hurry to finish this project I didn't have time for that!

As for the pillow itself, I upcycled a pillow that I had on my couch. It was one that I got for free in a bedspread set. I didn't really care for it, but kept it anyway and I'm glad I did. It was perfect for this project.

Before and after for the small pillow. Definitely an improvement!

The finishing touch is the buttons, which came from my vintage button jar. They're genuine mother-of-pearl that have been sitting for most likely decades. I love using things like that because, although they are inanimate objects, they've finally come full circle and I'd like to think that they're happy to finally be on display!

My beloved vintage button jar, and the buttons I used for this project.

So that's it for my pillow post. I loved exploring the world of Seth Apter, and we're super grateful to him for sponsoring our challenge this time around. However, our challenges are always "anything goes" and we'd love to have you come over and play along with us!

If you're looking for some inspiration, here if the featured Bible verse that you're welcome to use. I absolutely love the fonts that this one is written in!

Thanks so much for stopping by, and have a wonderful day!

Thankful for Phyllis

Today’s card was made for three different challenges, but also for a wonderful woman named Phyllis. She is a sweet woman from my church who frequently brings me craft supplies that she no longer needs. She’s an amazing quilter, and always an inspiration to me. Today she brought me a nice little assortment of things that I will certainly use in my crafting. So when I saw these three challenges, I thought it would be a perfect time to make her a card that says “thankful for you” and these three challenges helped me do just that. 

First, over at The Paper Players Challenge #PP762 LeAnne has a theme of "Thankful For You." Then over at Rock, Paper, Scissors Challenge #10 you just have to use paper and scissors and at Color Hues Challenge #121 you can only use Orange and Brown with neutrals being allowed as well. 

Here are my paper and scissors!

Here's my supply list:

Stampin' Up! Gathering Moments Stamp Set

SU! Early Espresso Card Stock & Ink

SU! Pumpkin Pie Ink

SU! Tangerine Tango Ink

SU! Sahara Sand Ink

Memento Rich Cocoa Ink

Memento Potters Clay Ink

Misc. Patterned Paper (Double Sided)

Speckletone True White Card Stock

And lastly I'd like to send out a big thanks to everyone who works so hard putting together all these challenges! It's always fun to play along. Thanks so much for stopping by today!

Thankful Cross Stitch

Here’s one of my latest cross stitch finishes for this year. I. found the pattern HERE on Etsy. I fell in love with it because of all the different colors of fall that were in it. It also looked fairly easy to stitch. It was, but I did make one mistake when stitching the leaves of the tree. I had to do some pulling out of stitches, but was able to easily get back on track. When I started to first stitch this, it didn’t seem like there was as much variation in the leaves as I thought there would be. They all seem to be almost the same, or at least similar in color. But after I finished and stood back and looked at it, I could see the differences.

To frame the piece, I found a used picture that I found at the Salvation Army that I was able to pick up for just a couple dollars. I threw the picture and glass out, cleaned up the frame, and it fit perfectly. I really like being able to upcycle things. It’s so easy for old frames to be just thrown away, when they really have a lot of life left in them. When shopping for used frames, I don’t look just for empty frames, but for framed pieces of art as well.

Once I found a frame and took out the artwork, I was able to lay the frame over top of my stitching to see how it would fit. To make it seem more complete, I marked off the stitches and then added a brown border. I think this looks good especially on frames that are a little bit too big for the stitching. I’m really happy with how this project turned out!

This was how the original frame looked on the left, and on the right after it was all cleaned up.

Quick Fall Cross Stitch Freebie

I’m taking down the Halloween decorations today and getting ready for a dinner party tomorrow night. While going through my autumn storage bin, I came across this cross stitch piece that I finished last year, but never stuffed. 

It was a freebie that I found on Pinterest. You can find the pattern HERE. It was super quick to stitch up, and you can really use any colors that you want.

I finished it into a pillow by using calico fabric that I purchased at Joann's. I really miss them so much!I took this piece in there and searched for a fabric that would be just the right colors. I won’t be able to do that as easily anymore.

The little bit of trim came from Hobby Lobby. I like to stock up on little things like that know knowing that they’ll come in handy someday. 

Even though I wasn't crazy about this piece last year, I really like it. Sometimes I'm just way too hard on myself. After all crafting is all about having fun!

Time Out Challenges #300

Today's card is a really fun one! One that I certainly would have never made without the help of Time Out Challenges #300 in which they want you to make an autumn card with an international flair! 

I don't have a lot of stamps that would fit this bill, but I do have Italian heritage in my family. My grandparents on my mom's side were both born in Italy and came here through Ellis Island in the 20's or 30's. 

I never learned much Italian, but it was the first thing I thought of when I saw this challenge. I wondered if they celebrate Trick or Treat in Italy, and sure enough, they do! I got all of my information from THIS YOU TUBE VIDEO. It was really fun to watch it and to be exposed to something a little different.

I took a screenshot of "Trick or Treat" in Italian and created this card. I didn't have much room for anything extra, as the words took up so much room. But I like that the paper still shows through.

Here's my very short but complete supply list:

• Stampin' Up! Tangerine Tango Card Stock 
• SU! Daffodil Delight Card Stock
• SU! Little Letters Dies 
• Recollections Patterned Paper

I think I'll drop this off at my mom's house this Friday. Hopefully she'll appreciate it! Her Italian is quite good! 

Lastly, I just had to include a picture of my "Nonna." She is the little girl in this picture with her mother. They lived on a farm in the Trieste area of Italy where they raised chickens. And from what I understand, the clothes that they have on most likely belonged to the photographer, as people back then usually wouldn't have had such fancy things.

Thanks so much for stopping by and have a wonderful day!

Tiny Town Halloween Cross Stitch

Here's a sweet little stitch project that I actually finished last Halloween. It's from a popular series called "Tiny Town" by Heart & Hand Needleworks. The pattern actually has a few more houses, but I was stitching this in Wisconsin with my then 6 month old grandpuppy, Maggie, nearby. She thinks anything bright is a toy. I think I must have gotten tired of trying to keep the floss away from her, as I gave up stitching midway. I think I added the last tree before finishing the buildings, making it shorter than the original pattern.

I threw it in my suitcase and headed for home. When I went to frame it this summer I found a perfect match in size for the frame on Amazon. It all worked out so well. 

As for the cloth, I used 14 count Tarnished Aida from Fabric Flair. I thought it turned out well for a spooky looking background.

I bought both from 123stitch.com and here are the links to both:

TINY TOWN HALLOWEEN CROSS STITCH PATTERN

14 COUNT TARNISHED AIDA

I love shopping at 123stitch because their prices are the same as any store, and the shipping is always $3.49. I love that! I've priced some things at Amazon and it's actually the same price or cheaper to pay their low shipping and get it from them.

As for my props, the ghosts are actually measuring cups that I bought at T Maxx. They often have the cutest holiday decor, but you have to shop early. The pumpkins are resin and I got them at an antique store. And if you're ever looking for a riser to display your items, this is simply a bamboo spice rack that I bought at Walmart.

Thanks so much for stopping by and checking out my little cross stitch finish today!

Stamp Simply Giveaway with Word Art Wednesday

Today over at Word Art Wednesday there's a brand new challenge, a new Bible verse, and a chance to win a $25.00 prize from Stamp Simply! You don't have to use the Bible verse to play along, and the theme is always "anything goes," so be sure to hop over and upload a family friendly card and join us!

My card is made using Stamp Simply's Birthday Sentiments. It's a great set that includes many different birthday greetings, including a belated one, which is always great to have on hand!

Here's my complete supply list:

• Stamp Simply Birthday Sentiments Stamp Set
  
• Paige Evans Patterned Papers
• Stampin' Up! Berry Burst Card Stock
• SU! Gorgeous Grape Ink
• SU! Highland Heather Ink
• SU! Vellum Card Stock
• SU! Embossing Folder
• Platnum Planet Brillance Ink
• Papertrey Lovely Lady Card Stock
• Big Box Store Light Blue Card Stock
• Offray Ribbon

This was a really fun card to make, and I have just the friend that I'll be sending it to in early November. The card started out as a 5 x 7, but then I realized I had some clear envelopes that are just a tad bigger than that, so I added the light blue back panel. I've already got the envelope stamped. You can see it below. I think she'll like getting this in her mailbox!

The butterfly is tilted as if he's flying away! Well that's all for today. I'm so glad you stopped bu, and please check out our fun new challenge over at Word Art Wednesday! We love seeing not only everything that you create, but hearing about your lives as well!

Concord & 9th For Word Art Wednesday

Hello stamping friends and welcome to another round of fun over at Word Art Wednesday. This time our sponsor is none other than Concord & 9th!  I'm so excited about them because they're a company that I'm familiar with and I love their stuff. And we have a $30.00 Gift Certificate to their online store, which is really exciting!

I bought a few items from them back in the summer and have been having so much fun playing with them. One is this bundle called Make A Wish. And talk about a good deal, even if you buy them individually they're under $25.00. 

This set really captured me because I struggle making guy birthday cards. It's so easy to make a girl birthday card. Pretty much any flower goes and you can just stamp a sentiment on it. But for the guys, it's not that easy. This set makes it a snap to quickly create a guy, girl or little one card.

When I started out, I knew I wanted to make not only a masculine card, but a whimsical one too. Again, this set made it so easy.

Here's my complete supply list:

• Concord & 9th Make A Wish Bundle
• Stampin' Up! Blueberry Bushel Card Stock
• Big Box Dotted Gray and Blue Patterned Paper
• Stampin' Up! Marina Mist Card Stock
• Stampin' Up! Daffodil Delight Card Stock
• Darice Star Embossing Folder
• Darice Striped Embossing Folder
• Recollections White Embossing Powder
• Doodlebug Yellow Enamel Dots

One note, hubby gave his approval for the "masculineness" of the card, but didn't approve the yellow enamel dots. I couldn't resist! I think they add a lot, especially since I wanted a really fun card, and I don't think that they're feminine at all. 

I'd like to also enter this in other challenges as well. First, over at NBUS this definitely qualifies because this is my first time playing with this bundle. Then at Can You Handle The Pressure I've used two embossing folders and one heat embossing product. 

We would love to have you join us over at Word Art Wednesday and remember that the theme is always anything goes. We have a lovely scripture that is one of my absolute favorites that you can use if you like, and if you have any Concord and 9th products we'd love to see your creations with them too. But neither are required. The only requirement is to have fun!

Fearfully Made Card & Free Printables

Happy October to everyone! I'm ready to kick off the start of the holiday season with a cute card and some Trick or Treat Printables. I'm entering this not-too-scary guy in four challenges:

1. Two Old Bats Halloween Challenge-October Anything Goes
2. Cards 4 Guyz #378 Autumn/Fall
3. The Four Seasons Challenge-Fal and a new one for me:
4. Rock Paper Scissors #9 (I used a variety of papers and hand cut the little bats with scissors.)

First, I created this printable on Canva Pro with the intent of printing them out on 100# card stock, cutting them and giving them to the kids at Halloween this year. I used to hand out cute pre-made business card size Halloween cards made by a company called Pass-It-On. I haven't been able to find any in several years, and since I like designing on Canva I thought I'd make my own. 

Our house is right across the street from a park, and our little town always has a festival in the park, and when the kids are done there they come right down our street to Trick or Treat. The most we had that I remember is 300 kids. And I'm expecting that many this year too, as Halloween is on a Friday night, so they won't have school the next day. I only printed 200 of these out, but I will plan on 300 pieces of candy. (Thank goodness for Sam's Club!)

I was able to get 9 on an 8.5 x 11 sheet of card stock. I have
FedEx print them on 100# card stock for about $1.50 each.
They do a great job and the color doesn't run like it does when
I print them on my home computer. 

I should have printed this image in a larger size to make a card, but since I didn't I used one of the small ones that I'm going to pass out. 

I decided on the slimline card size because I had an orange envelope and I thought that would be perfect for it. I bought that in a multi-colored pack from Amazon. They have really good deals on colored envelopes.

One crazy thing that happened while making this card is that I wanted to use some dog bones paper that I thought I had. I looked high and low for it and couldn't find it. I even took a couple of hours and cleaned out all my patterned paper boxes. I had to opt for some other cute fall paper, but it's now exactly what I had in mind. I do, however, have the most organized patterned paper ever!

Here's my complete supply list:

Black Card Stock (Michaels)

Pink & Main Little Critters Patterned Papers

Stampin' Up! Halloween White Core 12 x 12 Card Stock

Lawn Fawn Trick or Treat Stamps

Copic C5 Marker

Free Printable (below)

Pink & Main Enamel Dots

Here's the free digi. As always:

1. Snag it to your desktop or photos.
2. Put it in a Word or Pages Document.
3. Resize it to the size card you want to make.
4. Print it out, either at home or at a copy center. 

I hope you enjoy the freebie! Remember that all images are for personal use only, please! 

And before I go, here's a little close up of the card. I used the torn paper to hopefully give it a bit of a scary look!

I carried the theme on the inside as well:

And lastly, here is just one of the boxes I went through looking for that dog bone paper. I feel much more organized now and I'm thrilled to find things I didn't even know I had! 

Thanks so much for stopping by and have a wonderful day! 

Halloween Corner To Corner Throw

This crochet piece took me several months to finally finish, but on the first day of October, it’s finally done. (I spent most of the crocheting to make that happen!)

This throw is made mostly from Herrschner’s Halloween yarn. I also used Three different types of black yarn. Hopefully that won’t show in the future. I think they matched well enoug

This was a fun and simple corner to corner stitch to do. I wanted something fun and festive for the living room, and to match my little ghost that I bought at Ross.

The border is a simple double crochet twice around with black yarn, then once with white yarn. 

Super simple! 

Thanks so much for stopping by and have a blessed day!

Here it is with the ghost pillow!

Autumn Ridges Crochet Lap Warmer

I’m still on request to make at least a dozen lap warmers for Christmas gifts this year. I’m also trying to use a lot of my scrap yarns rather than buying new. This piece combines both of those things. You can see what I started with in the picture below. 

This is a very simple lap warmer that measures 32” X 34”. It’s made up of nothing but double crochets. In order to make the ridges, all I had to do was instead of going in at the top loops when I changed color, I went into the post just below.  

I love finding yarn at the thrift stores, but often it's difficult to use it up. I'm grateful to have
been able that I was able to use these up, along with some leftover yarn in my stash.

Any combination of yarns and sizes will work so easily with this. All you have to do is crochet a foundation chain the length that you want and then add 3 which will be your first chain 3. From there, you will double crochet all the way across and when you’re ready to change colors, simply crochet in that post all the way across rather than the top loop.

Here's how I did the post  crochet stitch. You wrap your yarn around the hook as if you were
doing a double crochet, but then grab the post rather than the top loop.

To finish this piece nicely, I carefully weave the ends in on the reverse side, where the ridges aren’t. This hides them fairly well and doesn’t interfere with the ridge pattern on the front of the piece. Here’s a picture of that:

The only thing I found a little difficult about this is that I had to be very careful that I didn’t increase or decrease without knowing it. My lap warmer is 82 stitches across. So every few rows, I would stop and count just to make sure I didn’t accidentally add or delete a row. I’m getting better at crocheting, and that really didn’t happen this time but I did have to check my work for that. Other than that, this is such an easy piece to crochet.

To finish it off I dug through my antique button jar and came up with a few buttons that I thought would add some texture and dimension and look good too. I love saving all these buttons, but there’s something satisfying about attaching them to a card, a crochet piece, or something that I’ve crocheted. That way, other people get to enjoy them too!

The four used here are so old that the tag didn't even have a UPC code on them, which puts them before 1974. I like the fact that they're genuine leather too.

The border is made by creating a foundation chain around the edges then doing half double crochets all the way around. NOTE: I did 3 half double crochets in each corner for the increase to look good.

I hate to let the antique button go, but I'd rather have them be enjoyed!

I’m looking forward to trying this technique in a few different ways to make a basket weave like piece as well.

One final note, in order for all of the ridges to be on the same side of the work, you must crochet each color in an even number of rose. If you have an odd number, then what will happen is the ridge will be on the other side. That could be a unique look too and certainly if you’re using just one color that would be nice as well. But for this piece I kept all my rose to either two or four.

Thanks so much for stopping by and have a wonderful day!

Word Art Wednesday Challenge #718 & #719

Hi stamping friends! It's time for another challenge over at Word Art Wednesday. This time the sponsor is Divinity Designs and one lucky random winner will receive a $25.00 gift certificate from them! They have so many wonderful things in their shop that it will be hard to choose.

My card this time is made from their products. I'm so excited to finally have a quilt die in my possession. I love quilts, but am not good at making the real ones. However this die makes it so easy to create that same special feeling and made a card to mail to someone. The possibilities are endless. Small patterned paper would look great, but I decided to stick with solids to welcome the fall.

I kept the card simple to emphasize the quilt. Here's my complete supply list:

• Divinity Designs Star Quilt Die
• Divinity Designs Faith Card Sentiments
• Stampin' Up! Delightful Dijon Card Stock
• SU! Early Espresso Card Stock
• Memento Espresso Truffle Ink
• Pebbles Spring Fling Calico Paper
• Unknown Beehive Scrap Paper
• Vintage Buttons
• DMC Floss

We would love to have you play along with us at Word Art Wednesday. You don't have to use the scripture, which I've posted below, but you're welcome to. And you don't have to use Divinity Designs products. And the theme is always "Anything Goes." So pop on over and join the fun. You may even be a winner!

Sweet Birthday Wishes for Word Power

Hello stamping friends! Today's card really feels like it made itself. I went in to my craft room to clean my desk and this happened! Actually, I had some scraps laying around, and one thing led to another and now I have a sweet birthday card to send someone.

I knew I wanted to put a bold sentiment on this busy paper and therefore be able to play along with Word Power Challenge Blog this month. What was so funny is that when I went to the site, it says that the challenge ends in two days. Oh my goodness, where did September go! I'm 63 now, and it is amazing how time goes by quicker each year that I get older. 

Anyway, here's my complete supply list:

• Pink & Main Hello Sweet Stamps & Dies
• Stampin' Up! Old Olive Ink & Card Stock
• Glittery Paper from Hobby Lobby
• Italian Patterned Paper from 32º North
• Speckletone Oatmeal Card Stock

Thanks so much for stopping by and have a wonderful day!

Scraporium Visit in North Tampa, Florida

Gayle Ann with one of her cards.

Just when I thought all the brick and mortar paper crafting store were gone in my area, I stumbled across the Scraporium in Lutz, Floria, just a couple miles north of Tampa. Oh my goodness! 

It started when my mom wanted to make a scrapbook for her friend for Christmas and wanted some nice papers. We stopped in at Michael’s, but their selection was terrible. We Googled scrapbook stores and Scraporium came up. It’s only about 1/2 hour from my house, so I thought it was worth a drive. I wasn’t expecting too much because brick and mortar stores seem to be dwindling. 

Boy was I wrong! This place truly has it all! It really does!

I actually went there twice this weekend. First on Friday with my mom. It was then that we met Gayle Ann who was teaching a class on fun fold cards. She was such a joy to meet and her cards were amazing. I couldn't stay for the class because they ran for about 3 hours and we had to get home. But the cards were so incredible.

A few of Gayle's cards close up.

Here are all 10 of the cards she made during the class!

Because I needed a bit more time to think and didn't want to hold mom up, I went back on Saturday to pick up a few things that stuck in my mind on Friday. I'm thrilled to have gotten this adorable Donut set from Trinity Stamps. The saying really sold me on it. My favorite being "Eat More Hole Foods." I love puns and that is so fun! I also picked up a much-needed Misti Magnet, and some small magnets for turning stamped images into little gifts.

I really wanted one of everything in the store, but these donut dies and stamps stole my heart.
I was also really happy to get the magnets!

On Saturday we could barely get into the parking lot because they were having another class. This one was really filled up, most likely because of the day. It was taught by Prima ambassador Sue Lelli. She comes in every so often to teach. Below is a picture of her class:

Sue's class was so full! So much fun! I signed up for their email list so I can join in next time!

I took a bit more time on Saturday looking around the store. Here are just a few shot of their amazing inventory:

I'm loving all the patterned papers!

Rows and rows of every style of 12 x 12 paper filled the store!

How pretty are all these coordinating items!?

This was one of my favorite papers! They had many other varieties in
addition to this dog.

I love these big bold images!

They even have a sale section in the back that had some old books, cigar boxes,
sewing patterns and other unique paper crafting items.

It's been years since I've seen so many lovely papers all in one place!

For scrapbooking or card making, their travel products were wonderful!

I love this line from Stampendous too!

More coordinating stamps and dies from Whimsy Stamps!

How pretty are all these Valentine's Day products!

I loved these coordinating sets too!

Of course there are plenty of ink and markers too!

I loved the selection of Avery Elle products and others too!

The new fall stuff was really cute!

Just to give you an idea of how big the store is, this is just one aisle of many.

The front wall has so much inspiration! I loved the little hay bales!

Who knew Mistis came in such large sizes? Plus all the accessories you
need to go with them are here too!

I loved seeing the card samples. So much inspiration!

The Lawn Fawn selection of stamps and dies was so complete!

Who knew there was even such a thing as Rice Paper Glue!?

If you're every anywhere in Central Florida, this place is definitely worth the trip! And be sure to check out their website for classes, hours and more. As you can see from the map below, it's not too far from the Orlando area.

A big shout out to all the ladies who let me take their pictures! And thanks so much for stopping by and have a wonderful day!