Nothing says festive like a little white dog in an elf hat.
Easter Bounty, originally uploaded by krisalis903.
Jen Martakis released her very cute Happy Easter DigiKit yesterday at Two Peas. And since Easter hasn’t technically occurred, I went ahead and scrapped a photo of my niece Morgan back in 2008.
Supplies
Digital elements: Jen Martakis Designs Happy Easter DigiKit, Whitespace No. 4 DigiKit, Creased Kraft DigiKit
Keep In Touch, originally uploaded by krisalis903.
Supplies
Card Stock: Stampin Up Sahara Sand, fibrous handmade paper
Embellishments: Card board 35mm slide mount, transparency, Prima Marketing flowers
Stamps: American Crafts Sentiments Stamps
I’ve been a naughty blogger. I took this photograph over a week ago and I never uploaded it until now.
This is a picture of that tree right outside my apartment. I’ve developed a special bond with that tree. Not in a weird, creepy way. I photograph it a lot because out of all the trees nearby (and there are a lot, mind you) this one just has a lot of character and in some way, it appeals to me. It’s the one I photographed a couple years ago covered in ice.
The problem with this tree? It stunk to high heaven at full bloom. And I use that in the past tense because since last weekend’s snow, the blooms have started disappearing so it’s not as stinky. But yeah, even though it stinks, I still really like it.
Moving!, originally uploaded by krisalis903.
Well, no not really 
But I love making and sending moving cards when the occasion calls for it. Since I don’t have any kids, I had to come up with an inventive way of using this “kid-focused” kit and in the end I loved it!
If you can’t see the image or the video, click here.
Supplies
Digital: Jen Martakis Designs One Way DigiKit and Rain Drops DigiKit
Card stock: Kraft, white, American Crafts patterned paper
Ribbon: Satin dotted ribbon
White gel pen from American Crafts
Yep, it snowed. Again. In Dallas. On the first day of spring.
Earlier today, Izzie and I were out for our morning walk. Here’s a picture of her looking for the perfect spot. She wanted to let this winter weather know exactly how she felt about it.
