This past weekend I was asked to make something for a bake sale to support our local Historical Society. I am always honored when I get the call to make something. This is a small village and the committee is fairly full of the oldies. They are hard to infiltrate.
I knew I wanted to make cupcakes because you can sell them for more than cookies and bring in the big bucks! lol! After cruising on Pinterest for awhile I did an internet search and decided on a butterfly/dragonfly cupcake. I think they are the cutest little cupcakes ever!
Although I didn't save one for myself, my boyfriend and kids went to the fire hall and bought their own and said they were very good! I hope they all sold! Here is a photo of one!
Hello to all my crafty and not-so-crafty friends! Welcome to my favorite page - where we can get down and dirty and try new things! (with craft supplies!!!)
Friday, May 22, 2015
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Helpful Hint From Jenny B!
Wow! I’ve been really bad about
blogging my creations! I guess it’s because
I limited myself to scrapbooking and crafts.
Truth be told, I’ve been planning a garden for months and started seeds
a few weeks back…
Today I’m going to let you in on a secret – well, it was a secret to me,
it may not be to you. A while back I
was using my Cricut and I used some paper on it that must have been extra fuzzy
or something because it left an awful mess on the cutting pad when I pulled it
off. It was a brand new cutting
pad! I was so angry because it was darn
near impossible to put anything else on it for fear of getting the remnants on
new cuttings.
After cursing myself out – You should
have known better! Why did you do
that? Where is your brain??? And realizing I would never even think
to say these things to a fellow crafter, I decided to try and fix the
problem. How could it hurt?
I thought and thought and then I grabbed cotton balls and rubbing
alcohol, and started rubbing. To my
surprise, the paper came off and the sticky-ness stayed! Not as strong as it was before, but I definitely
could use it after the cleaning! So if
you get some paper fuzz on your cutting mat, and you decide you can’t use it
anymore, try this out – it’s worth it and cheaper than running to the store for
more mats.
Happy scrapping!
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