Hi Booty-Ful!

Hello my wobble friends and welcome to the Shake Your Booty Blog Hop. 

If you arrived here from Melissa M's blog you're in the right place; however, if you are starting the Blog Hop here please visit the Action Wobble blog to start at the beginning.

Here is the Blog Hop line up:

Action Wobble Blog ~ http://www.action-wobbles.com/

Theresa ~ www.thescrapbookingqueen.com

Cricut Chick ~http://www.simplysilhouette.com/

Crazy About Cricut ~ http://www.crazyaboutcricut.blogspot.com/

Heather O.~ http://greenscrapinmachine.blogspot.com

Melissa M ~ http://melissa-moecreations.blogspot.com/

Yvonne M ~ http://adventureofthecreativemind.blogspot.com/

Sherri ~ http://squeakyscrapper.blogspot.com

Cathie ~ http://cathiescafe-scraphappy.blogspot.com/

Melisa A ~ http://melisascraftycreations.blogspot.com/

Melissa M ~ http://iliketocreate.blogspot.com/

Yvonne S ~ http://onecreativemomma.blogspot.com/ - YOU ARE HERE

Ro ~ http://rodonner.blogspot.com/ - NEXT

Jennifer ~ http://jentscrappysideofme.blogspot.com/

Madge ~ http://www.thescrappinlounge.com/

This weekend the Action Wobble design team will be featuring Art Impressions stamps that were made with Action Wobbles in mind. This project pushed me passed my usual comfort zone into a world of image coloring. Don't get me wrong I can color in a book with crayons with the best of my kiddos but image coloring like the professionals truly intimidated me. These Shake Your Booty stamps are fun so I took the challenge and ran with it and love the end result.

For my project I was given THE DANCER stamp set from Art Impressions.

Isn't she a riot?! She reminds me of that Great Aunt everyone has who gets on the dance floor at weddings and dances until the last dance. HA!

So here she is in all her glory!

Well, I stamped her image on a peachy colored paper, colored her with Marvy markers and colored pencils, I fussy cut her dress from patterned paper and layered her on top of an embossed music note paper, a tag and a label. The chevron ribbon and Aqua Trendy Twine seemed to match perfectly with the flower embellishment so they were added as well.

The inside of this card is rocking' the wobble making this lady's booty shake! 

Someone will certainly smile when they receive this card!

Now who wants some blog candy?

Leave me a comment and follow my blog for a chance to win a 6 pack of Wobbles!

And if you comment on all the Blog Hop stops and follow these amazing designers you could be the winner of the Queens Royal Prize Pack!

It will include one of these fun stamp sets and maybe a few extra goodies!

The next stop on this hop is Ro ~ http://rodonner.blogspot.com/. I hope you have fun hopping this weekend and tune in Monday for the announcement of all the winners!

So Many Valentines!

Hello Friends! 

What a week this has been! I have been swamped with Room Parent duties, Girl Scout meetings, and selling Girl Scout cookies with my daughters. I was also challenged to keep my 2 year old in his crib since he learned how to climb out and making valentines for 3 of my children their friends, teachers and my Girl Scout Troop. 94 Valentines to be exact!!! I succeeded in making the Valentines but not so much in keeping my son in his crib. HAHA

Today I'm sharing a project on the Action Wobble Blog. My almost 10 year old asked me to create something with a Mustache on it. So after a little brainstorming we decided this was perfect for her friends. I added an action wobble to the Mustache to add a little movement and my daughter LOVED them.

When you are making valentines for kids its best to keep them simple 

and cost effective and that's what these are. 

Super Cute, Super Fun and they didn't break the bank.

My 8 year old daughter wanted Minions and with the help of Pinterest we made these fun valentines!

My 5 year old son handed out these M&Ms Valentines...

And he gave this Valentine to his 8th Grade Buddy!

I made these boxes for my Brownie Girl Scout Troop
and filled them with Candy Bracelets.

And lastly, the Teachers and Staff at school received one of the following treats.

Well, If you've made it this far THANK YOU! 

It was fun making all these Valentines but now I need a nap!

I hope you all have a wonderful Valentines Day with those you LOVE.

YVONNE

Products used on my Valentines:

Trendy Twine Twine and Ribbon

My Creative Time Dies and Stamps

Especially For You!

Where did January go? Seriously! I rang in the new year with my kiddos, blinked a couple times and here it is the end of the month and ALMOST Valentine's Day!!! I have a feeling this year is just going to fly by so I better get with it and start planning all the Valentine's that need to be made!

Today, I wanted to share with you a project that you can make for those special people in your world that could use a picture of your kids, grandkids or those adorable Fur babies everyone seems to have.

To make this project I used a Michaels wooden picture frame, covered it in Red cardstock, outlined it in Berry Trendy Twine, then layered paper and metal hearts all around and Finished it off with a Big heart on an Action Wobble. The face stamp is one of the Wide Eyed Kids from Peachy Keen Stamps and the sentiment is from My Creative Time.

I love that this little heart wobbles to and fro!

This project is being featured on Action Wobbles Blog today and I would love it if you stopped by to see all the projects my fellow design team members create using these fun wobble accents.

Well, I better sign off for now as I have 70 valentine's to make for my children's classmates. Anyone want to help?  Thank you so much for stopping by my blog I appreciate and enjoy reading your comments and I hope you all have a great day.

Turning 2 Is Hard Work!

The party planning and construction is done! My little boy turned 2 years old on Monday and I am amazed at how quickly this last year has gone. Since we were out of town just days before his party I couldn't do everything I wanted to do; but nonetheless, his party was perfect and he had a blast!

Today I'm guest designing again on Trendy Twine's blog and have a super cute yet easy project to share with you. Every construction worker needs his/her tools, so I made these for everyone at the party.

A bundle of yellow and white silverware wrapped in black and orange napkins and tied with matching Trendy Twine in Bumblebee and Halloween colors.  And don't you just LOVE the "DIG IN!" tag, so glad I had it in my favorite stamp collection.

Now, filling a dump truck full of these little beauties proved to be a bad idea as they slid right out and ended up all over the place. So I went with plan "B" and stuffed them inside a Stanley tool box. If you look closely behind my little man you can see a few still hanging out there.

An afternoon of building your own burgers and then building your own sundaes was so much fun but follow that with a HUGE bag of legos and a John Deere truck and this little 2 year old was in heaven.

Well, there's no rest for the wicked, or the crafty mom, as another birthday is approaching and I only have a week to get that one planned and constructed!!!

Thank you so much for stopping by, I hope you have enjoyed the month long posts of construction party projects. I'll be back in a week with another project or two, Until then, Don't forget to stop by the Trendy Twine Shop HERE and get some of this wonderful Twine!!!

Thank you Lesley for having me as a Guest Designer this month!