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Thanks for visiting my blog. As the title suggests, I love to scrapbook, stamp, and sing! I will share cards and scrapbook pages I create, as well as information about my music - Barbershop harmony.

Friday, February 14, 2025

Happy Valentine's Day!!

💖 Happy Valentine's Day if you're celebrating!! Or maybe it's Single Awareness Day where you are - LOL. Whatever it is, enjoy!!

I'm celebrating today along with my birthday twin, Lynn so I'll share the card I made her:


Supplies: Paper - Neenah white; Park Lane mint;
Paper Studio watercolor print
Stamps - Hero Arts retired Valentine set;
Sunny Studio Inside Greetings
Stencil - Hero Arts Floral Patterns
Dies - Hero Arts Hero Studio Jan'25 kit &
Other - clay heart mix from Michaels

Lynn, our friend Linda & I all have February birthdays & we'll celebrate together next week. I made Lynn a shaker card since we're doing that format for our February Die Cut Diva Challenge sponsored by Hero Arts. I made the shaker window using one of the Hero Studio kit dies, plus cut an extra heart (stenciled) for the die cut sentiment (a January Hero Studio add-on). The red hearts were also from the add-on. I added a fussy cut combined Valentine's Day and birthday stamped sentiment. Since the dies are getting first play here, I'll add my card to Darnell's February NBUS #71 Challenge. I'll also share at Seize the Birthday #299 where we're to add a heart - yay!! Finally, I'll share at Tic Tac Toe #264 with the diagonal lower left to top right Heart - Die Cut - Love Sentiment.


My long-time cardmaking friend/almost birthday twin Greta (GG Creations) had her birthday on Wednesday; here's the card I sent her:


Supplies: Paper - Recollections A2 card; 
Spellbinders Betterpress Porcelain & Pebble
Hot Foil plate w/Stencils - Pinkfresh Studio Peony Print
stencils HERE
Press plates with dies - Spellbinders A Little Message Sentiments
Hero Arts Tag Frame Infinity Dies (retired)
Other - Hero Arts enamel dots, inks & shimmer spray

As usual, I letterpressed the hot foil plate; I love doing that! After some simple stenciling, I die cut with a stitched rectangle and spritz the whole panel with shimmer spray - so pretty in real life! 

Still with me? Here's the final Valentine I made for this year - a quick & easy one that I sent to my auntie we call Tia.


Supplies: Paper - Paper Studio A2 cards; scrap of aqua;
BoBunny Love Letters 6x6
Other - Recollections gems;
Taylored Expressions sentiment strip

Here are the birthday cards I've received to date; thanks to everyone who sent a card!!


And here's a photo of yesterday's lunch with my former quartet (with me in my favorite pink sweater) & our coach, plus a friend who went to New Zealand with us (both at left):


Totally forgot to take a photo of today's lunch with friend/almost sister Connie & her hubby. They treated me to lunch at our favorite spot called Doolittle's about 1/2 way between us. We ate early to try & beat the incoming snow; I did fine. They went home to the southwest & were already getting white out conditions! It's just started to snow here!! 

Looking forward to Craft Roulette tonight since I'll be staying off the snowy roads!

Thanks for stopping by & have a crafty weekend!!




Tuesday, February 11, 2025

With Love event Class Four Cards

Hi everyone - Final day of cards I made in the fourth class of the online With Love event offered by Scrapbook & Cards Today (SCT) last Saturday. You can see a group photo of the batch of cards, what the session kit contained, plus the class one cards with Meghann Andrew HERE. You can see class two cards with Cathy Zielske HERE and class three cards with Dana Joy HERE

Anyone who knows Jennifer McGuire (the crafting GOAT) has heard of her "Share Handmade Kindness" mantra. SCT thought that would be a great collaboration for this event. Jennifer described how it all began & shared some stories of cards she's donated - very inspiring!

Card one is an interactive card - the white page pulls up from inside the typewriter to reveal the hidden message. Amazingly easy to put together - we did a lot of homework on this one! Jennifer mentioned she loves to inlay so would probably inlay all the typewriter keys - yikes!! For the class we just backed the keyboard die cut with silver.


Jennifer had us trim "so very" off the die cut sentiment for a different look. The typewriter is stamped with the bouquet stamp for some interest; you could also cut it in a patterned paper. I didn't photograph the card with the pull-out tucked in. Oh, Jennifer also trimmed her card to shorter than A2 so it would fit into an A2 envelope. Not me - I'll just pop it into a larger envelope!

Card two is a window card, different that Meghann's in that it's interactive. Putting it together gave me many problems. I'm still trying to decide if it's useable. 




Jennifer wanted the shutters to close over the window so when you take the card out of the envelope (with shutters closed), the shutters pop open. When assembled there was a gap in the center so they didn't look closed. Jennifer used solid color cardstock & cut a second set of shutters, trimmed off the tabs (that go behind the window assembly) & "cheated" in a bit when gluing atop the existing shutters. That way, they closed perfectly.

I had die cut my shutters with white backed cardstock. I didn't like the white on the inside so I cut a third set of shutters to glue over the white. Made a very thick stack and I don't like the look from the side, oh well. You can see in the photo how I tried to cover the white edge with a grey Copic.

The other element Jennifer did that I skipped was to have the window peek into the card's inside. She glued the bouquet panel to the inside where you'd write your message. Her inside message was a strip hidden by the Hello Friend on the front.

When I cut the hole for the window into the card front, my opening seemed too large. I ended up gluing the bouquet-stamped panel directly behind the window. Of course, detail loving Jennifer would've sandwiched acetate in the window but she left that step out in the instructions. I was just glad to finish this during class!

Jennifer did a bonus session called "Mix It Up". She turned the window box greenery and flowers into a wreath & the window curtains became a bow - so clever!! I don't have her engineer brain but I know I'll get a lot of use from this kit!!

To wrap up, SCT announced two more of these one-day events coming up in 2025. One will take place in July (holiday cards) and one in September (Halloween cards). Registrations will open to the general public on Feb. 14th; With Love participants could register now so I did! Products and instruction are first class - well worth your time and money!

Thanks for checking out my class cards & happy crafting!!

With Love event Class Three cards

Hey there - I'm back with cards I made in the third class of the online With Love event offered by Scrapbook & Cards Today (SCT) last Saturday. The day included four classes taught by Meghann Andrew, Cathy Zielske, Dana Joy & Jennifer McGuire, plus Jennifer did a little bonus session. You can see a photo of the batch of cards, what the session kit contained, plus the class one cards with Meghann HERE. You can see class two cards with Cathy HERE

The sweet Dana Joy taught at her first SCT event and did great. She has contributed to the Hero Arts blog and has a YouTube channel (@Dana Joy). 

Card one used some of the same supplies that Cathy used yesterday but in a different way. Dana showed us inking after die cutting the sentiment; I inked a white strip and die cut from it. That way I was able to make the sentiment at right in the phone by die cutting the shadow from the inked remainder. I backed it with a white shadow & then inlaid the inked bits and another white sentiment for more dimension. Dana made her hearts look more like a typewritten page; I cascade them.


Card two used the subway tile stencil Meghann used, plus a die that cuts little envelopes & a sweet string bow die. We also stamped sentiments and postmarks on the envelopes (except the hidden yellow one).


Card three used the floral bouquet stamp with coordinating stencils & die. Somehow I'd gotten black ink on my pink pad so my roses got dark, oh well - still useable. After die cutting the bouquets I arranged them in the corners, trimmed the excess and stamped the sentiment. The little bits trimmed off were saved for future cards.


That's it for today; I'll be back tomorrow with class four cards. Thanks for visiting!

Monday, February 10, 2025

With Love event Class Two Cards

Hi all - I'm back to share cards I made in the second class of the online With Love event offered by Scrapbook & Cards Today (SCT). The day included four classes taught by Meghann Andrew, Cathy Zielske, Dana Joy & Jennifer McGuire, plus Jennifer did a little bonus session. You can see a photo of the batch of cards, what the session kit contained, plus the class one cards with Meghann HERE

The cards below were made in the class with Cathy Zielske, the Art Director at SCT, YouTuber & blogger (CZ Design) & she has a line of products at Simon Says Stamp HERE. I love how she "boops" when she places her gems & calls objects "little friends".

Card one used the floral bouquet and ball jar images with coordinating dies and stencils. The sentiment is mixed with die cuts and stamping. So simple, yet effective.




Card two (or this little friend, as Cathy would say) used the envelope die in the class kit to create a shaped card that opens at the bottom! We just placed the fold inside the cut line so the bottom edge stayed folded when we die cut the rest. Some masking & stamping gave us a liner look behind the sweet note. I left my note loose so it can be pulled out from the card base. Again, I used enamel dots instead of the bitty flower centers that you could die cut.



Card three used a cute batch of dies to create an old fashioned typewriter. Cathy did a white background with the cover plate that adds a heart pattern to it (hard to see in the photo). She suggested a neutral would also be fun so I tried this pale grey. A mixed die cut & stamped sentiment finished the card.


At the end of her session Cathy also showed two bonus cards; no instructions, but they looked super simple to create. I'm sure to try them sometime. Yesterday Cathy offered a free download to create some design templates - check that out HERE.

That's it for today; thanks for checking in & I'll be back tomorrow with class three cards. Have a fabulous day!!

Sunday, February 9, 2025

With Love event Class One cards

Happy Super Bowl Sunday! I'm writing this while listening to the game. Get it together Chiefs!!

I had a wonderful time yesterday at the online With Love event offered by Scrapbook & Cards Today (SCT). This was my first session with them and I LOVED it!! The day included four classes taught by Meghann Andrew, Cathy Zielske, Dana Joy & Jennifer McGuire, plus Jennifer did a little bonus session. She called it "Mix It Up", meaning she took event kit items and used them creatively. She loves to think outside the box! The day was opened and closed by Catherine Tachdjian, the owner/publisher, including prizes. Sadly, I didn't win anything...

Here's a shot of all the class cards I made (note: card 3 in row 3 is upside down - I didn't notice when I photographed):


And here's a shot of the kit contents (except the cardstock) - can you believe it? 45 dies, 2 stamp sets and 7 stencils, plus generous card stock for both card bases and layering - such an incredible value!! Oh, and a large mesh storage bag with the event logo came with it. You had to furnish your own colored cardstock. The instructors listed what they used but I dug through my own stash (mostly Recollections from Michael's and Paper Studio from Hobby Lobby), rather than order more. Die cut sentiments (with shadows) included: 
  • you are
  • so very loved
  • sending
  • here for you
  • you shine (not used for any class cards)


I'll post separate photos from one class each day for the next few days. Some classes also shared bonus cards which I may or may not have recreated. I'll share how I modified my card from what the instructors taught. First up, cards from Meghann Andrew's class; she coordinates online content for SCT:

Card one is a shaker with inked acetate (Ranger Patina Alcohol ink). Filler is from the kit's heart confetti die plus some mix I got at Michael's. My house is so dry and static-y that loads of mix stuck to the acetate. Oh well, some also shook freely. Meghann used darker cardstock & ink on her sentiment. I just love the subway tile stenciling!


On card two, Meghann did ink blending on her cups using the coordinating stencils. I chose to color my cups with Copic markers. The sentiments were stamped through the stencil after ink blending it (masking off for the "table").


On card three, Meghann used the flower center die to cut orange flower centers. I used some black enamel dots that came from Cindy (Escape to Stamping) for my upcoming birthday. Thanks again, Cindy!! I also used a different sentiment.


I also completed one of Meghann's bonus cards since I had done all the homework, including finishing card one the day before the event! She shared instructions for a second bonus card which I'll try to make at some point. For this bonus card, she had us using part of the negative that's left from die cutting the heart confetti.


I'll link up to Darnell's February NBUS Challenge #71 with card one since that was my first play with new supplies.

That's it for today. Thanks for stopping by and I hope to see you tomorrow for the second set of cards from the With Love event - class taught by the delightful Cathy Zielske.


Friday, February 7, 2025

A Sneaker for Craft Roulette

TGIF everyone! Sorry I've been MIA a lot this week. I'm excited to be participating in tomorrow's online With Love event offered by Scrapbook & Cards Today. I've been busy doing the homework for the four classes being taught by Meghann Andrew, Cathy Zielske, Dana Joy & Jennifer McGuire. I'll try to post all about the event in the upcoming week.

Meanwhile, I made time for Craft Roulette #253 which aired LIVE tonight. I managed to make a card (my 44th!!) during the show but didn't have time to photograph & upload until afterwards, oh well... Here's my card:


Supplies: Paper - My Favorite Things pink;
 Neenah Solar White; Sunny Studio Flirty Flowers;
Lawn Fawn Summertime; scraps of TH Kraft metallic;
gingham by unk
Stamps - SCT With Love Kit
Dies - Poppystamps Oval Fold Frame &
Scallop Tall Curve Border (retired)
My Favorite Things All-Star High Top
MFT says "notify" but Frantic Stamper has some HERE)
Other - 3M Post-it note

Host Mary Gunn FUNN had Norma Medina (‪@CraftsandDesignsbyNeema‬) as her guest. The wheel spun some challenging parameters but, as usual, I made them work:


  • Project - Card with 3 Folds: I made a fold-back gate fold (4 folds); you could do more than three.
  • Colors - Sweaters: I used colors from my favorite sweater (below).
  • Element - Footwear: I used a sneaker die cut.
  • Random - Post-it: I stamped the sentiment on a skinny post-it note.

I used the Poppystamps Oval Fold Frame die on a previous card for Craft Roulette. The set was still sitting by the Vagabond so I made use of it again. This time I created a belly band to hold it closed and put the sneaker on it. The sneaker die set was one I bought last year when MFT brought it out of the vault - finally using it!! I stamped the sentiment on a post-it to meet the random parameter. The pink card matches the post-it more closely in real life. Couldn't get an accurate color in the photo...

Here's a view from the top with the belly band off:


And here's a photo of my favorite sweater that inspired my colors:



Since my sneaker die set is finally getting first play here, I'll add my card to Darnell's February NBUS Challenge #71.

That's it for today, friends! Thanks for stopping by & have a crafty weekend!!


Monday, February 3, 2025

Atrium with Nordic Bird

Hi all - I'm playing with a January Spellbinders Club set today (no link yet). Here's what I created:


Supplies: Paper - Park Lane A2 card;
Lawn Fawn All the Dots (retired); scraps
Dies - Spellbinders Botanical Atrium (DOML-Jan25)
& Outlined Sentiments (retired);
The Greetery Nordic Birds
Other - Copic Markers G40, Y19; Park Lane gems

First I die cut a stitched rectangle and added to an A2 card. Next, I die cut the atrium, background, flowers and leaves from scraps. Assembled the flowers & arranged them with leaves on the background. Added one of the Nordic birds that Lin (Sending Hugs) sent me. Thanks again, Lin! I shaded it with Copics before assembling. Added the black atrium. A die cut sentiment & some gems finished the card.

I'll add my card to Darnell's February NBUS Challenge #71 since this was my first play using this fun set. I was proud of myself for using something from the January Club box so quickly! 

Thanks for stopping by & have a wonderful day!


Sunday, February 2, 2025

January 2025 Card Chain Reveal

Hi everyone - today I'm sharing the card I sent for the January 2025 Card Chain. Twenty-six people participated and you can see the full reveal HERE. My card went to Daja (Zur Beruhigung) in Germany.


Supplies: Paper - Neenah Solar White;
Sunny Studio Critter Country (brown check); BoBunny Dotted;
Art Impressions Mini Birthday (gingham)
Spellbinders Betterpress Porcelain; scraps
Stamps w/dies - Hero Arts Studio Card Kit November 2024
My Favorite Things Stitched Blooms
Press Plates with Dies - Spellbinders A Little Message Sentiments
Other - Copic Markers; foam tape

We had these options for our cards:

Color Palette

Sketch Option

Theme Options: Moustaches / Cats / Friendship

Product / Technique Options: Scraps / Spinner Card

I went with the color palette, themes of cats & friendship, and product option of scraps. When I saw the theme of cats, I knew I wanted to use the Hero Arts November kit. It includes a stamp set full of peeking animals, plus dies of different objects for the animals to sit. I chose the tea cup for my kitty to peek from. I die cut the tea cup twice and pieced it, then shaded with Copics. Stamped, die cut and colored the kitty. Die cut some foliage and a flower from scraps. The sentiment was Betterpressed and die cut, plus a cut a shadow layer from another scrap.

I received this darling tri-fold card from Gail L (What's Normal?) in Canada. I just love the floating skater - thanks, Gail & also for the embossed panel you sent!!


Want to join us? You can sign up for the February Chain until 2/6/25 - details HERE.


Saturday, February 1, 2025

Fairy Card for a Teen

Happy Saturday everyone!

Big news from Craft Roulette - as of last week's submissions, they're over 50,000 cards - amazing!! Craft Roulette #252 was LIVE last night; I managed to make a card & submit it during the show - love doing that!


Supplies: Paper - Park Lane A2 card; Neenah Solar White;
BoBunny Dotted; scraps of gold/yellow
Stamps w/dies - Hero Arts Dec 2018 My Monthly Hero Kit
My Favorite Things In Stitches Numbers
Other - Copic Markers; Hero Arts Sparkle Lacquer; 
May Arts ribbon; Pinkfresh Studio Foiled Sentiments

Host Mary Gunn FUNN had Donna Lewis (@donnaisplayingpaper), an Aussie who's been card making for about 8 years, as her guest. The wheel spun us some fun:


  • Project - Card for A Teenager: I did a birthday card for a 13 yr old.
  • Colors - Morning: I used blue/yellow/gold/soft pink.
  • Element - Fairy (Fairies): I stamped a fairy image.
  • Random - Bow(s): I tied a ribbon bow for the mushroom.

I was looking for a different Hero Arts My Monthly Hero kit containing fairies - no luck. Then I happened upon another one - unused since 2018 - oops. Stamped, die cut and colored the fairy & mushroom. Added sparkle to her wings. Die cut a dotted rectangle and added to an A2 card, along with a "ground" of gold (cut with a "top of drink" die). Added the fairy and mushroom, a pre-foiled sentiment and die cut numbers. Done! If I'd been taking longer, I might've added something more behind the fairy. And I might do it later :)

That's it for today, friends! I'll be back tomorrow revealing my January Card Chain project. Thanks for stopping by & have a crafty weekend!!

Friday, January 31, 2025

Last Day for Die Cut Divas January 2025 Challenge!

Hi everyone - here's some last minute inspiration for the January 2025 Die Cut Divas Challenge to use something new. You can see more on today's Diva post. The challenge ends today at 9pm Pacific so link up for a chance to win a $15 gift card to Whimsy Stamps!


Supplies: Paper - Neenah Solar White;
Recollections orange; BoBunny dotted;
Authentique plaid; scrap of green
Digital - Whimsy Stamps One Year Wiser
Stamps with dies - Lawn Fawn All the Party Hats (dies HERE)
Dies - Hero Arts Tag Frame & Square Infinity Dies 
(both retired but squares HERE at Frantic Stamper)
My Favorite Things Blueprints 20 (retired)
Other - Copic Markers; Glossy Accents; 
Hero Arts enamel dots

Once again, I'm leading with a new digi I purchased this month. I couldn't resist the expression on that sweet owl &, of course, the book he's sitting on. Printed the digi, dried thoroughly then colored with Copics. Die cut the panel with a square die & matted in the same orange as the card base. Added glossy accents to the owl's glasses. Printed the digi sentiment from the One Year Wiser file & die cut with a label die, plus a shadow layer. I wanted something to fill the white space to the right so added a die cut banner. 

Next I die cut a stitched rectangle from a plaid paper that complimented the card and image. Adhered everything to an A2 card formed from orange cardstock. I found the perfect Happy Birthday sentiment on a Lawn Fawn set & stamped it on a scrap of green. Added an enamel dot on either side and glued to the card. The LF set with the sentiment is filled with party hats & I thought the owl would look cute with one! Stamped and die cut a hat & colored it with Copics. Trimmed the white border at the bottom of the hat so it would blend with the owl & glued it to the card - done!

Still with me? Here's a bonus:


Supplies: Paper - Park Lane A2 card; Neenah Solar White;
My Mind's Eye The Sweetest Thing (pattern); scraps;
Carta Bella It's a Celebration (green & blue/green)
Stamps - Lawn Fawn Happy Easter
Dies - Whimsy Stamps Penguin Pals;
Poppystamps Folk Decorated Eggs &
Scallop Tall Curve Border (both retired)
Other - Copic Markers for shading; foam tape

I forgot to mention when I shared my Whimsy penguin projects (here & here) that the set contains dies to turn the penguins into chicks! So versatile and cute!! I assembled the chicks and added to an A2 card with patterned paper & some Poppy borders (getting first play here too). I cut the borders from both white and colored papers, then pieced the colored parts into the main openings. You could leave them open but I wanted to cover part of the busy patterned paper. Decided some eggs would be cute so die cut 5 white ones with a Poppy die. Stamped a Lawn Fawn Easter sentiment and fussy cut it; added to the card with foam tape.

I'll add my chicks to Darnell's January NBUS Challenge #70 since the chicks and borders are newly used.

That's it for today. Hope to see you in our Die Cut Divas January Challenge gallery! Thanks for stopping and happy crafting!!



Thursday, January 30, 2025

Abstract Triangles with a Cute Monster!

Hey there - I'm here today doing a companion post with my friend Lin (Sending Hugs), both of us using a Pinkfresh Studio hot foil plate called Abstract Triangles. I made a Valentine with a letterpressed triangle background; you can see her gorgeous foiled card HERE.


Supplies: Paper - Recollections A2 card;
Spellbinders Betterpress Porcelain; scraps
Stamps - Hero Arts Flower Girls (retired)
Dies - Spellbinders Monster Love Pop (DOML-Dec24);
Hero Arts Nested Hearts (retired);
Press Plates w/dies - Spellbinders A Little Message Sentiments
Other - foam tape

Earlier in the week I mentioned just opening a Pinkfresh Studio package from October. I'd taken advantage of some of their clearance items, including the Abstract Triangles plate. Sadly, they are sold out now but I had ended up putting two in my cart - oops! I thought of Lin who likes to hot foil & sent the extra plate to her. 

I tend to letterpress my foil plates more than I foil them! Same here - pressed it with Strawberry ink on porcelain paper. Trimmed it down with a stitched rectangle die and gave it a red mat. Added to an A2 card. Decided to make a Valentine card with added items from Spellbinders Monster Love Pop. A Valentine sentiment from a retired Hero Arts stamp set & some bitty die cut hearts finished the card.

Thanks to Lin for sharing a post day with me! I've known her for over 15 years through the old Hero Arts online group & blogging. Such a talented cardmaker & lovely person!! She generously sent me an embossed butterfly panel & some cuts of the Greetery Nordic Bird which I'll be using soon! Thanks Lin!

I'll add my card to Darnell's January NBUS Challenge #70 since both my background and monster are newly used.

Thanks for stopping by & I hope you'll check back tomorrow for my post celebrating the last day of the January Die Cut Diva Challenge.


Sunday, January 26, 2025

Stenciled Winter Street

Happy Sunday! If you're in the US you're probably watching football - I am! But before the first game started, I finished a card for Just Us Girls #759 Stencil Week.


Supplies: Paper - Recollections A2 card;
Betterpress Porcelain; Hero Arts black;
scraps of red and glitter white
Press Plate - Pinkfresh Studio Holiday Street
Stencils - Pinkfresh Studio Holiday Street;
Other - Various inks for stenciling; Hero Arts sparkle lacquer;
Copic Markers for shading; foam tape; Glossy Accents

Back in October I ordered some fun goodies from Pinkfresh Studio. Sad to say, I just opened the package last Monday! So I was determined to get a JUGS card made this weekend using the Holiday Street Press Plate with coordinating stencils. I pressed the plate with Betterpress Black ink onto a 5x7" porcelain panel. Next I used the 7 step stencil set, pulling #7 into the 4 spot and creating a quick mask to do an extra step on the sky. I wanted to do the windows in yellow which the stencil layers make a challenge. If I were Jennifer McGuire I'd make masks to cover the windows at certain steps & open them at other. Too much work for me - I just did what I could. Some Copic shading, Stickles and Glossy Accents finished the panel. I die cut the dried panel with a stitched rectangle, added a black mat and adhered to an A2 card. Pulled out a Poppystamps sentiment from the bits box and popped it on with foam tape.

Here are stencil step photos - warning, there's a bunch! You'll see I skipped stenciling the snow areas, leaving them white. Skip to end, if you'd like, for a bonus card...










Still with me? Here's a quick bonus - I pressed the image and die cut with a smaller rectangle, then matted and added to an A2 card. Copic colored just the window with Y19 & Y11. Added a sentiment banner that was in the bits box - might be Taylored Expressions. I took this to my cousin yesterday; he & his family moved to a new house just a mile away from me - yay!! 


So this was actually the first play of my press plate but no stencils involved. Since the stencils were newly used on card one, I'll add that one to Darnell's January NBUS Challenge #70.

That's it, friends. Thanks for stopping by!!