Welcome back everyone!
Today’s project peeks are sure to have you jumping out of your seat with excitement! Once I saw Catherine’s set the idea for this next template was a given!
Today be sure you visit:
Today we are all sharing peeks at our 2nd template being released May 1st called Oh-Bee Hive!

That’s right! You are looking at an amazing ONE PIECE template, shaped like a 3 D hive! No more creating and stacking a bunch of boxes
Oh-Bee Hive! Pretty Packaging Template $5
Available in PDF, SVG, GSD, DXF, WPC
Completed Project Size
5 Inches Wide Bottom
2 Inches Wide Top
5 Inches Tall
This template is sure to create a big “buzz”, as it takes themed gift packaging to a whole new level!
Now you have everything you need to create your own 3 dimensional “bee-hive”!! This can make a fabulous centerpiece, or party favor for any wedding, shower, or garden party!
Use this to package a plethora of sweet treats such as:
handmade soaps
bee’s wax candles
honey jars
honey sticks
honey cough drops
lip balms
lotions
cookies
candies
lollipops
floral scented items
or whatever else you can dream up!
Don’t let the creativity stop at the “hive” this can easily become a tiered cake, a 3 dimensional Santa, Snowman, Penguin, Bunny…..or other fun character of your choosing.
This template was designed to coordinate with the Bee-Loved and Bee-Loved Sentiment Pretty Impressions Stamp Sets.
Now how about some details on the images I used to decorate my Oh-Bee Hive! template
I used the My Bee-Loved Cut File with the Bee-Loved Stamp Set to decorate my Oh-Bee Hive! template.
Bee-Loved Stamp Set of 16 images $20
*also available in digital download*
By Catherine Doucette
This is a sweet and whimsical set of bee themed images and sentiments, that is sure to become a “bee-loved” set for years to come!
There is a Bee-Loved Sentiment set that was designed to coordinate with the Bee-Loved Set.
Your card, tag or pretty packaging is sure to create a buzz, when you use this set, no matter who you create.
The images in this set are not just whimsical but have a realistic flair to them. You will really enjoy the possibilities this set has to offer.
Be sure you check out the My Bee-Loved Cut File, which cuts out the images of this set!
Image sizes:
Large Bee: 2 3/4 inches wide X 1 3/4 inch tall
Medium Bee: 1 1/2 inches wide X 1 inch tall
Side View Bee: 1 inch wide X 1 inch tall
Bee Hive: 2 1/2 inches wide X 1 3/4 inches tall
Tulip: 4 1/4 inch tall X 2 inches wide
Daisy Bloom: 2 1/2 inches around
Daisy with Stem: 2 inches tall X 2 inches wide
Leaf: 1 1/2 inches long X 3/4 inch wide
Buzzing Trail: 3 inches long
Note: On my Bee Hive top I used the Rosey Posey Rosettes ©!!
Sentiments include:
The latest buzz
Missing my honey
You are the bee’s knees!
Just buzzing by to brighten your day
Thinking of you
As you can see this set will bee-come an amazing addition to your stamp collection.
Stamp set was designed to coordinate with the Oh-Bee Hive! Pretty Packaging Template.
This next set is the coordinating sentiments set!
Bee-Loved Sentiments Set of 19 Images $12
*also available in digital download*
By Catherine Doucette
This set was designed to coordinate with the the Bee-Loved Set.
This is a sweet and whimsical set of general and bee themed sentiments, that is sure to become a “bee-loved” set for years to come!
Your card, tag or pretty packaging is sure to create a buzz, when you use this set, no matter who you create. You will really enjoy the possibilities this set has to offer to your projects.
Sentiments include:
Bee-loved
Just because
Hi
Sweet as can bee
Hello my friend
Happy Birthday
You will be missed
honey
Will you bee mine?
Where flowers bloom, so does hope-Lady Bird Johnson
Thanks for bee-ing my friend
Thanks for being there for me
baby bee
meant to bee
busy little bee
buzz on over
As you can see this will definitely bee-come an amazing addition to your collection of sentiments!
Stamp set was designed to coordinate with the Oh-Bee Hive! Pretty Packaging Template

Supplies from My Time Made Easy ™ LLC
Pretty Packaging Templates: Oh-Bee Hive!
Pretty Impressions Stamp Set: Bee-Loved
Pretty Pieces Cut File: My Bee-Loved. Rosey Posey Rosettes ©
Well what do you think?
I think there are so many ideas for the unique uses of both this template and the stamp sets, that your head will BUZZ with gift giving possibilities
Come back tomorrow for our group post, as we celebrate our May release!!
See you then.
Hi everyone
Checking in quick here.
I hope you all had a fabulous Easter. I know my family did.
I’ve been a bit more busy than usual with some family stuff, so wanted to pop by quickly.
My mom’s surgery was rescheduled last minute to May 2nd, so everything in life has gotten shuffled around. I’ve been running around a lot, and the kids are on vacation. That being said this vacation will be packed with appointments, and a couple of fun trips to the Zoo, and Aquarium (or Museum of Science-whichever they choose). Then preparing for the next release, and my mom’s stuff to name a few things going on.
That being said thought I’d share the next round of challenges here. Sadly I’ve not had time to partake, but the Sketch and Palette Team have really outdone themselves


OK I’ll be back with some fabulous new peeks at the May Release items on Friday!!
Hi everyone!
Today I’m back to share with you some more project ideas!
I love getting as much use out of my crafty products as possible. Any time I can involve my children and save some $$ it is even more of a bonus for me (and my hubby is happier too!)
Did you realize you can utilize the Pretty Impressions Digital Stamps to create you own customized items?
Let me further explain exactly what I mean
For example, my son Noah is 8, and he is a tough critic when it comes to his clothing. It has to have some sort of picture on it that he likes. That usually means the shirts are ore pricey and once he is over that character, he won’t wear it anymore.
Since the release of the SK8R Boy © Digital Stamp Set Noah has been after me to make something just for him.
So with that being said, I used the SK8R Boy © Digital Stamp Set along with some iron on transfers (which you can buy at any craft store, Staples, and even Target!) to create some cheap customized shirts!

Isn’t this so cute?
He LOVES his new shirt!!
I was able to digitally color my image (see our video here!) and then I was ready to go. Once you get to using the digital stamps you will find so many fun uses, they really maximize your $ worth!
I purchased a 5 pack of cotton tee’s for real cheap
You can get shirts of all types of quality for much less when they are PLAIN. Plus you hit a SALE and BINGO! Awesome start to something fabulous.

Just read the directions on your iron on transers before you print. Some call for you to mirror the image (keep in mind if you use WORDS) and others don’t. Some are for light fabric, and others for dark!
I personally think you can get more use fromthe dark color transfers because you can put them any dark color, but also use them on white and light colors too, they feel more sturdy, and print more vibrantly than the light color transfers. That is just my opinion of course.

Here is the same image layered onto a black shirt Noah owned but would never wear!
This time I flipped the direction of the image.
He didn’t want any wording, so that was easy!

Seriously can it get any easier?
It doesn’t have to end at just SHIRTS!
You can use the images as coloring pages, put them on tote bags, shirts, onesies, diaper bags, lunch bags, hats, backpacks, fabric covered frames or photo albums, comforters, curtains, pillows, jackets, canvases…you get the idea!
These projects make inexpensive and amazing personalized gifts for everyone!
This would make a AWESOME party project or favor.
This is just another way you can use your Pretty Impressions Digital Stamps to create you own customized items.
Well that does it for me. I’ll be back with more tomorrow
Guess what today is?
It’s the Pretty Impressions Digital Release!

Click here to view what’s new!
Now how about some samples with the new goodies?
This month we catered to the boy’s and girls in our lives by having something for both. I even added a fun new template
YIPPEE!!
So first up, my card.
UR2 COOL
Is he not adorable? (said in the best “boy” way possible)
I have longed for such a cute boy set. I have lacked in that department, and myself having an 8 year old boy, trust me when I tell you, will be adding more of these images to our growing collection.

I hand drew in my sidewalk, and colored in the grass with my markers.
I printed, and cut out my UR2 COOL sentiment. I think this came out “cool”. It got my son’s approval so I know it must be OK!!
Here I added the sentiment to the bottom. I love the play on words.
I had created the sentiment in 2 colors. Using my selection tool I cut and layered the sentiment over eachother. Because I cut off part of the words I was able to get the dual colors
Pretty fun.
Now some details about the set
SK8R Boy Set of 7 Digital Images $8
Noah is one cool kid, who lives to SK8!
Sentiments Include:
SK8R (fits on boy’s shirt!)
SK8R BOY
Play Hard
Happy Birthday Dude!
UR2Cool Circular Symbol
Get Air Circular Symbol
This image is so fun to color, and can be used as a coloring page, used with iron on sheets to create t-shirt, hats or other fun craft projects for all ages!
We also have the SK8R Boy available as a Single for only $2!
Be sure you check out the SK8 Board Box Pretty Packaging Template, designed to coordinate with this image!
As you read, I simply couldn’t resist adding a coordinating template to one this month’s images
It is called the SK8 Board Box ©, but can be used on its own as a fabulous box!
(Notice the scale difference in the card vs. on the template!! Gotta love resizing!)
Available in PDF, SVG, GSD, DXF, WPC
Completed Project Size
3 1/2 Inches Wide
7 1/2 Inches Tall
1 1/2 Inches Deep
This is the perfect template for a multitude of uses! A great size for so many treats, this is the perfect box for so many special people in your life! Transform this template into a skateboard styled box, any kid would love to receive, OR use it all on its own to create a wonderfully styled gift box!
This template is the perfect companion to the SK8R Boy Digital Stamp Set.
Now to prove my point that this SK8 Board Box © isn’t *just* a skateboard, I want to show you a girly version, using our other NEW! set My Little Friend.

See! Isn’t this the cutest box, despite the “skateboard” name/shape?!! I have to say I love it, and think this will be one of those that I pull out often. It’s a fabulous size too
I used the Flower Fusion © paper as my color inspiration
I had used it on my card yesterday, pulling out the purple hues, and this time I focused on the orange hues
I was able to add the green polka dot pattern from the Darling Dots © collection and the script pattern from the newest collection: Fresh Cut Expressions © Collection 2. Don’t you love mixin’ n matchin patterns? Our collections make it easy
Now having the NEW! My Little Friend in a digital format is awesome because I get to resize it to suit my project needs! My card yesterday used the size it opens in, and today I shrunk it down to be the size I wanted for this project!
About the My Little Friend set
My Little Friend Set of 8 Digital Images $8
Amber has met a new little friend, who she holds dear!
This adorable image and sentiments is sure to send a message of true friendship.
She is so fun to color, and can be used as a coloring page, or craft project for all ages!
Sentiments include:
Friend (in two style fonts)
Note: Friend sentiments fit nicely above the sentiments.
For a dear
Hold a true friend with both your hands
Someone who is there for you no matter what.
Friendship isn’t a big thing-it’s a million little things.
One of the nicest things you can have and one of the best things you can be.
There is also the My Little Friend Single Image for only $2
I layered this on onto the All Tied Up! © Circle
I love coloring these cuties. I know I keep saying that, but its so true.
There is SO much you can do with these digital images. I have many more ideas which I plan to share soon
One will show you how to use the digital images WITH the coordinating cut files
YES! I figured out how you can use them both together. I’m sure I’m not the first, but I never knew it was possible. Let me tell you that you will be hooked because you can resize BOTH the image, and the cut files to suit your needs. That is a HUGE asset and value! LOVE!
So stay tuned for that. I just need to get a memory card for my video camera, and then I’ll post some videos for you, using my ideas and techniques.
Come on back tomorrow, as I have more samples to share.
HI everyone!
Hope all is well with you all.
Life has been quite the whirlwind here, but I am managing to get everything done that I need to, I think! LOL!
Today I want to share my contribution to the Pretty Palette Challenge 04

Use the KEYWORD MTMEPPC 04
Click here to view the Pretty Palette Challenge 04 details, and enter your own creation
Now it’s my turn to share. Granted I’m a few days late, but better late than never right?
I have to say I had the best of intentions, but it turns out my kids and life had intentions of their own, making my ability to finally post, later than I wanted!
So without further delay…my card!
A Happy Life
Our friends are buying their first home the end of the month, and I wanted to send them a card, with a little gift card inside
I loved the colors for this weeks palette, and actually had other ideas, but this is what transpired as I began creating. Funny how that happens huh?
I found that the Fresh Flowers © digital paper was the PERFECT match to the color combo
So I used the flower pattern on my decorative panel layers.
I also used the Pretty Patterns Sketch 04 for this!
I chose to use the label from a Secret Surprise © for my layer. I cut it using the Secret Surprise Label ©.
The house image from the Just For You © set, which I stamped, colored and cut, is for the additional layer to the right.
The butterfly is from Tending The Garden © , the flutter trail is from Fanciful Flourishes © .
My sentiment is from So Sentimental © ! I love it. It is the perfect sentiment for such a happy occasion.
I made my “grass”, and patterned paper along the bottom of my card by using the Puckered Up Patterns © . So simple and fun. I love making my own patterns, and using unexpected stamps for regular things, like “grass”.
So there you have my well intended card.
Come back tomorrow because we have the next Pretty Palette Challenge, and the team and I will be peeking the new digital images, being released on the 15th (Friday)!
See you then
Hi world!
How have you all been?
I’m anxiously awaiting Spring. Today is suppose to be in the 60′s! Heavenly!
I have a few updates on my family to share at the bottom of this post
So those who want to know what’s up, can be in the “know”.
I’m just starting to wined down from the April Release, and am getting ready for May! LOL! It is a never ending circle or events and planning.
Have you seen the New! April Release Products <—-CLICK HERE
Be sure you check out the GALLERY<—-CLICK HERE
Our Digital Release is coming up on the 15th!!
You can see a little snippet of one of the sets HERE!
Now I’m gearing up for some fun stuff to share
I’m really enjoying the extra creativity these challenges are encouraging me to create!
Today we have a NEW! Pretty Palette Challenge!!

KEYWORD MTMEPPS04
To see challenge details, and/or enter your creation go to the MTME Blog<—HERE!

This is MY version of the Pretty Palette 04
I have to say I think this is STUNNING! I love the colors.
This will be a “possibility” of being my mom’s birthday card. She turns 54 this weekend. I generally make several and pick my favorite! LOL! Crazy huh?
So here are some details!

I LOVE the Singing Silhouette © set
So pretty.
So I cut my Caged © cut file, to cut my cage, I then stamped my cage, with a little masking, and stamped the branch and flowers from the set, then added my bird

I used the postcard sheet from the Cool Romance © digital paper.
I cut it out, then added a dirtied up silhouette flower from the Occasional Labels © set in the lower left hand corner.
I used the writing from the postcard as my “sentiment” on the palette.
For the bottom “pattern” layer, I made my OWN paper

That is my favorite thing to do!
I used the Argyle Amazement © set to create my pattern. Can you say LOVE IT!!
Well what do you think? Pretty nifty eh?

Now for an update! If you don’t follow my family, no biggie, just move on to view the Pallete Challenge!
As I said my mom is turning 54 this weekend. It is a very pivotal time, as it was that weekend last year that her life forever changed.
It has been a year since her husband was arrested for her attempted murder. He is still in jail. The case is going to trial as he refused a very good plea bargain, which would have lead to deportation.
He is denying his confession, claiming he didn’t understand what he was saying (his first language is Portuguese), and requesting that the video confession, after his arrest, be thrown out. Trust me he speaks English very well.
Anyway, my mom returned to court to renew the restraining order. The judge granted her a 3 year order. They are undergoing trail very soon (we don’t have an exact date yet) and she has filed for divorce. We don’t know if he could get out so better safe than sorry (not that a piece of paper could save her from him, but it can be helpful-right?)
In the divorce he wants half of everything SHE worked for, AND get this, he wants Alimony when he gets out because SHE ruined HIS life, and he won’t be able to find work. The list of insanity goes on and on.
Hopefully we will get a judge with an 1/8th of a brain, and he will not allow any of this to take place. My mom has been paying on everything (his vehicles and other stuff she wants possession of, as she needs these items) always, and more obvious since his incarceration.
So a long way to go with that.
Now we go on to her Cancer. She will undergo surgery the 29th. She will be hospitalized for a week and then have a long recovery. She will undergo 2 more rounds of chemo after healing, then to hopefully be cured
She has been amazingly strong through all this. She had many weak moments, but in the end she found the strength she needed to move forward with her life!
Her life isn’t ready to be over. She has much left to do in this world
I’m not ready to not have my mom around yet. I have 2 girls of my own to raise (and a son) and need someone to guide me on what I’m doing, and how to get through the tough stuff.
Speaking of girls, many have asked for updates on Alexa.
I will post some photos of her soon.
Tonight she is partaking in a school event, where she will be doing African drums, and dancing! I hope to catch it on video (hoping for good quality so I can post it here for you all to see her! She has grown and matured so much in this last year).
As May approaches she reaches her 4th year in remission!!
She is by far the strongest person I know. She is my little hero. I am in a constant state of awe of her. She is in the ‘pre-teen” attitude stages, and I have to remind myself this is a good thing! The attitude is insane! Everything is an argument. She wants it her way or no way. Sounds like me when I was her age.
That being said, I am ever grateful for these daily struggles of will, as she has always been strong willed. It is far easier than the struggles with her life. I’ve been told that it is her strong will that pulls her through. It is why she does so well. Well that and God’s hand guiding her through. Alexa has a great purpose in this life, I am certain of that. She keeps me in constant check, of what is important in life, and how fragile and precious each moment is.
I recently had a meltdown over the fact that the 2 years she was ill I took barely any video or photos. I didn’t want to remember anything about that time, now I sort of wish I had. Especially when we went to Disney. I SHOULD have video tapped at least that! That was a a happy time. After some severe mommy guilt, I promised to record more, and take more photos.
Well that about wraps up the family review, for now anyway. I’ll let you know how the dance goes
Thanks for following our story.
Until next time!
How are you all enjoying the projects so far?
Be sure to visit the MTME Blog for our latest Pretty Palette Challenge!
I know I had a blast with everything this month
It’s funny how excited I feel every release. I always think THIS ONE is the best. Each new template has me head over heels and each month I get a new favorite! LOL! I think the best part is, each month when I go to link the product and I view MY STORE I think WOW! How did I ever come this far? It’s amazing really. Now I have an amazing library of gift packaging to use anytime I want to give a gift, and look amazing
Seriously most people I gift these completed packages to never even care what is inside! LOL!
Today we have a lot more to share with you so pay a visit to:
Well let’s start today off with some “repurposing”!
I like to try to make everything as versatile as possible, and while not every single one CAN be, I have to say every element of the Keep It Template is useful
This particular template comes with 3 “templates” which are used to create the finished product Keep It. Each one as useful as the other. So,today I thought I would share a new use for one of the three templates that come in the Keep It Template!
A Stack of Drawers

This is the drawer file, that is to be used on the bottom of the template!
A very sweet 3 drawer gift set, complete with hand stamped patterned paper, pearl drawer pulls!
Now think about the fun things you can package or sort/store in this beauty!
Mini note cards
Ghirardelli chocolate squares
A photo box
Hair accessories
Jewelry (especially handmade)
craft supplies
endless possibilities!

I cut the 3 drawer bases in a gray cardstock, and the actual drawers in a lemon cardstock.
I stacked the files (adhering them together) then made my decorative panels.
I love the color combination of this, and the elegance of the finished product.

This ribbon is actually quite stunning in person.
It matches perfectly because it has the hues to yellow/gold as well as the hues of the gray/silver in there.
My wire butterfly was the perfect little addition to this but you can add a charm, monogram tag, mini bird, flower, or whatever else you want to dream up.
Now the paper!

I made it myself, by repeatedly stamping one of the flower silhouette from the Occasional Labels © set in a pale gray ink, then using my markers to color the flowers. I added a little more yellow to each bloom by using a dimensional gel pen!

I also used a larger silhouette flower from the Framed Elegance © set. That was stamped in the same gray ink, but stamped off once, then restamped for a very subtle, but stunning “filler” in a larger scal, to take up some of the white space.
Supplies from My Time Made Easy ™ LLC
Pretty Packaging Templates: Keep It
Pretty Impressions Stamp Set: Framed Elegance, Occasional Labels
So I hope you liked my take on this template.
I have another great idea to share tomorrow, so I hope to see you then!
Hey everyone!
Get your creative ideas going because
I’m back with another Pretty Palette Challenge!!

KEYWORD MTMEPPC03
CLICK HERE for challenge details and to enter your submission.
Now this was the little snippet you got on the MTME Blog
It is a sneaky peek at what is to be released for the April 15th Release!!
I’m not giving you anything else, until then!
ANY guesses??
It can’t get much more fun than this
I’m back today with a lot to share! So get ready for a read
Today begins our first day of Perfect Peek projects!
The My Time Made Easy ™ LLC Release is April 1st
The team and I are ALL sharing our first preview of one of our newest templates called Berry Sweet Basket, and stamps which were designed by Kristin! So make sure you stop by and congratulate her!
To view all the projects from our group post today you will want to visit:
Tomorrow is the official April 1st Release at My Time Made Easy ™ LLC, and the team and I will share their samples, using our 2nd template! So stay tuned for that.
So with no time to waste, let me share my first peek at my own project using the Berry Sweet Basket …
Berry Sweet Basket $5
Available in PDF, SVG, GSD, DXF, WPC
Completed Project Size
6 1/4 Inches Wide
6 1/4 Inches Deep
8 1/2 Inches Tall
This template coordinates with the An Apple a Day Pretty Pieces Cut File!
Are you looking for a simply unique basket to present your gifts in? Well I think you will find that this one is so “berry” sweet!
This basket style is like no other. No fancy weaving needed! (unless you want to)
Fashioned after the fruit containers you find in your grocery store, you will fall in love with this new take on it!
I’m certain you will find it perfect for every occasion. The basket is quite large (and can be resized), and can be filled with a wide arrangement of gifts such as:
An Apple a Day Pretty Pieces Cut File
Use it as an Easter Basket for the kids!
Handmade cards
Real/artificial fruit
Real or artificial flowers
Jars of jam
Baby items for a shower, or new arrival!
Homemade soup
Bake mixes
Candles
Home baked treats
Office supplies……Endless ideas!
Now that you know more about the template, let me share the details of how I made my basket!
I cut my Berry Sweet Basket from chocolate cardstock.
I tied on a red gingham ribbon, then added the jam jar from the Well Preserved © set. The jar was cut out using the Well Preserved © Pretty Pieces Cut File.
I was able to stamp the top “plaid” pattern in red, like the ribbon. I tied the top wih some embroidery floss.
I stamped the label onto the “jar”, with the apple image, so it would coordinate with my Berry Sweet Basket contents.

The sentiment was stamped in the center of the label for my Berry Sweet Basket from the NEW! Occasional Labels set which was cut using the Occasional Label Pretty Pieces Cut File.

I stamped my sentiment “Happy Trails” which I “built” using the NEW! sentiment building images from the Sentimental Occasions set. You will fall in love with the possibilities of this set
The “to you” is from the Just For You © set.
I obviously chose to fill my basket with 7 of the An Apple a Day Pretty Pieces Cut File. Really cute, fun and easy! They are a perfect addition to this template.
An Apple a Day $2.50
Available in PDF, SVG, GSD, DXF, WPC
Now giving little treats can’t get ANY cuter.
This cut file makes the perfect party favor!
Fill these “apple” favors with flavored hard candies, chocolates, mints, or other candies of your choosing, for a unique wrapper that is sure to make them smile! You can put in little handmade soaps, tea lights…or other fun treats!
In mine I put 4 chocolate candies.

You then take a brad, prongs face up, and insert it through the hole of one of the panels.
You then take the opposite panel, and put the prongs through that one, as well.
Repeat this until all ends are through the brad prongs.
Optional:
Depending on the look you want, apply your “leaves” to the brad.
Fold down your brad prongs. This securely closes your “apple”.
Then top your “apple” off however you see fit. I used a brown, pre-tied bow as my apple stem!
Change the “color” and the “apple” can quickly become a pumpkin, orange, muffin, cinnamon bun, blueberry, a sewing pin cushion, stack them to create a “snowman”, or Santa Claus…maybe even a cute little bunny!
The only limit is your imagination!
This is my entire gift ensemble!
Click here to enter your creation into the gallery, and view details!
I had fun with this sketch, and loved making my card to match my Berry Sweet Basket !
I decided to use my Harriet Hop-Along Basket Single © – Digital, which I mirrored. I then took the heart patch, and bow from the Harriet Hop-Along Birthday Single © – Digital set, and added it to my Harriet Hop-Along Basket Single © – Digital image.
I love having these possibilities to transform my images in so many ways be it in size, mirroring the image, adding/layering other elements, and even digitally coloring if I want.
Here I obviously used my Copic Markers, and doodled on the little flowers. I also made my own grass too
In order to “match” the ribbon on my basket I printed the GaGa for Gingham © paper, as my patterned layer. Too fun! This also matches the Pretty Pattern 01 Challenge!
I used the butterfly from the Tending The Garden © set, and added a flutter trail using the Fanciful Flourishes © set.
Supplies from My Time Made Easy ™ LLC
Pretty Packaging Templates: Berry Sweet Basket
Pretty Impressions Stamp Set: Occasional Label, Sentimental Occasions, Just for You, Tending the Garden, Harriet Hop-Along Basket, Harriet Hop-Along Birthday, Keep It Organized, Fanciful Flourishes
Pretty Printable Digital Paper: GaGa for Gingham
Pretty Pieces Cut File: Occasional Label, An Apple a Day
Well thanks for stopping by today!
I hope you enjoy the samples shared by myself and the MTME team! I also hope you get a chance to play along with any of our great NEW! challenges!
See you back here tomorrow for the April 1st Release, and more fun card and gift ideas!
UGH! Sorry-this was suppose to post on Sunday! I didn’t even realize it never did!
Hi everyone!
I’m back again for another post!
Can you believe it?! LOL! I’ve been posting a few times a week since we began the new My Time Made Easy ™ LLC Blog!
I have to say I’m so enjoying all this extra inspiration to share and post. I missed it. Granted, I’m running like CRAZY, but it feels good to share more often.
OK here is the next challenge.
Pretty Palette Challenge: MTMEPPC02

CLICK HERE for details and to enter your own creation!
I really loved the colors on this, so I decided to dust off an “old” set and make it fresh and new!
Here is my take which I named The Cafe
I used the A Lil’ Cafe © 30 Images set to make this card., which was designed to look like the outside of a Cafe (obviously! LOL!).
The brick pattern is stamped in a pale tea dye ink along the edges. I sponged on some tea ink to make it look like the outside of an aging painted brick cafe.
There is a lot of dimension on this one, as you can see.
My coffee cup, and chair seat are stamped, colored and cut, then raised with dimensionals.
I love the windows! They are so pretty!!
I stamped the windows, adding the shutters, and the “curtain” trim, colored and cut them out. I also added the flowers (they are in the set) so they appear like they are growing out of the window boxes, which were stamped on blue cardstock, in a brown ink. They were added using dimensionals.
I stamped on the sign images, and added the Cafe sentiment to the center.
After everything was stamped I used my ruler, and black drawing pen to create my own sidewalk, adding grass with my marker. I also added some flowers to the sidewalk too.
I took the All Steamed Up © digital paper, and changed the pink, to blue, to match my creation. I love that! It was the perfect additon to this!
Thank you to Lisa for choosing such a fun Pretty Palette!
I hope you all can give it a try too!
I’ll be back on Thursday, as it the first day of peeks for the April 1st Release, and the next Pretty Pattern Challenge!
See you then!