Papercraft Haven and More

     My sister Allison and I have really not gotten along very well much of our lives...why, I have no idea...we are both totally alike, and yet we have our own way about us.  We are not two-faced...what you see is what you get with us...it's right in front of you and we will not hesitate to stick up for ourselves, or put you right back in your place if you need it...  Yet now, her and Grant are my biggest cheerleaders...and they have my back, something I never thought we could have!!!        With Allison's birthday on the 12th, I have been sharing what she is getting for her special day - todays project is an absolutely fun project - a framed page...  Now, Allison and Grant were married before, each having children...  Ally has 3 boys, Grant has a daughter...but to them, THEY have 4 kids...it doesn't matter whose mom it is, whose dad it is...THEY have 4 kids.  I totally love how they have been able to do this, as Del and I h...

School Time It’s back to school time everywhere…or close to it! As I look back on each school year for my kids, I would have liked to have done things differently. I would do an album each year, with fun information such as the teachers name, students name, school name and city, fun dates they had each year…you get the idea! Mini albums are easy to do, and this idea…well you can use a page kit and add some extra’s to it, or create your own page kit! Start to gather the following supplies, and let’s get started on a fun album to showcase your child’s school year! Supplies 5 sheets cardstock or patterned paper cut into 6 x 6 sheets Paper to match above for matting Embellishments such as die cuts or stickers Black marker R ibbon for side Tag die cuts Directions: Step one: Take 5 sheets of 12 x 12 cardstock or patterned paper and cut into 6 x 6 sheets. The will be the background to your project. You should have 20 sheets of paper by the time you are done. Step two: L...