Hi guys, sorry I've not posted for a little while but I've been more preoccupied with Beth and emden,

we are all working together to get them and Ryry over here to the UK next month. Some already knew they were coming here next year, but Emden's mother was shot out the front of the house where beth lives so none of them feel safe and it's worse having a new baby in the house with that thought.

Sooooooo anyway today I lost my voice (caught a cold off Emma) so I've been working on this card. it's Betty boom by simply Betty stamps. as everyone knows i love her digi's.

This one is for the monthly challenge. i've coloured her in using promarkers. the box i gave the fire look colour to go with the TNT :) and blinged it up  for Christmas. the flowers in the corners are rolled handmade flowers they are made from an old book and after i cut the rounds out i coloured them in red and just finished them off with some curling ribbon.

won a challenge with simply betty stamps.

just a quick not to say a massive thankyou to who ever chose my card for the betty antionette  card i made, it won the challenge over on +Simply Betty Stamps  i won a $15 voucher (which i've spent ) on a few more of  bettys stamps

This is one card i've made from one digi  her name is lilliana fairy and can be found over on betty's website http://simplybstamps.net/

twisted snowflake

Hi guys todays make was a large twisted snowflake. i was showing my niece how to make one and couldn't just leave the job half done.

this are simple enough to make but i always fine the centre to look a mess so i've added a little extra to it.

My pain levels have been through the roof of late again and i've had alot of trouble even just walking round the house. but with the meds i was able to make a small trip round  the range yesterday where emma got me some new crafty bits for christmas, but boy did i suffer lastnight and today for doing that. not to worry though.

I've got a little free quiet time on my hands at the moment lee is up the hospital having another mri on the base of his back to see what good this last op he had done.