It saddens me to say....

Rusty Pickle is closing it's doors after their 7 year journey. It has been fantastic getting to design for them and being part of such a talented group of ladies. I will cherish the great times and treasure the many friends I have made a long way.

To check out the details and also to get more details on their liquidating sale click {HERE}.

December Rusty Pickle Projects

To see full details of the album check it out at here at two peas..

Rusty Pickle's Holiday Blog Hop!

Welcome Blog Hoppers!!! If you haven’t had a chance to start from the beginning, then be sure to visit the Rusty Pickle Blog by clicking {HERE} where all the fun began. We have so many talented ladies on the Design Team, I would hate for you to miss any of their amazing creations.

It is hard to believe the holidays will be here in a couple of weeks. I am not even close to getting my shopping done yet, but have been trying to think of ways to create my own gifts and decorations this year. One of my favorite things about the Holidays is decorating the tree. For so many years I had a traditional tree and two years ago I actually ditched all the old ornaments that were breaking and falling apart and got some new ones. This year I thought it would be great to create some of my own ornaments.

This project is inexpensive and doesn't require a lot of time at all. I purchased some X-Large clear glass ornaments from Michaels at 50% off (they always seem to be on sale for the holidays) so four of them only cost me $1.39. I cut strips of paper from a couple of my favorite Rusty Pickle Collections (pirate princess, candy land and pop star), I also added some strands of ribbon. Once everything is cut, you crumble and curl each of the strands and place them inside the ornament. To complete it just add a ribbon so you can hang it from the tree. You can add glitter, charms and all sorts of things to customize it for your tree and keep in mind this would be a great project to do with your kids.

Thanks so much for stopping by and visiting my Blog, be sure to hop over to see our next Chef Tiff to see what she has been up to.

If you are interested in buying any of the fantastic products Rusty Pickle has to offer and you are not able to find it in your local store. Keep in mind you can also shop at their online store by clicking {HERE}.

Reminiscing with some old photos!

So I was in the process of looking through some old photos and came across some old ones of me from back in the day.. I couldn't help but post some of them.

Happy Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving to all my friends and family. I am blessed to have all of you in my life.

Rusty Pickle's November Sketch Challenge

Here are the details about this months Sketch challenge over at Rusty Pickle. To visit the site, click {HERE}.

It won't be long until our thoughts are turned to Thanksgiving and the special time that will be spent with family and friends.

This month we challenge you to use this sketch by Chef Julie Walton and the phrase 'I Just Want To Thank You' to create a layout/card/altered project with a hidden pocket for journaling.

For your info:

• use the phrase 'I Just Want To Thank You' on your project
• use your choice of Rusty Pickle paper
• project must contain 80% of Rusty Pickle product
• One entry per person
• please post a link in the comments and email your entry to rustypickleblog@gmail.com putting November Sketch as your subject
• entires are due by 25 November 2009 12:00 midnight MST
• The chefs will vote on the winner and the winner will receive a fantastic prize pack from Rusty Pickle.
  

My October Rusty Pickle Projects.

Here are some layouts and cards to share...

My Center in Time Layout got picked up for publication in RSC. So will put it back online once I can.