Close to My Heart Deals

CTMH has a GREAT deal for November. A special stamp set, Holiday Wishes is available for just $5 when you spend just $25 in *qualifying stamp purchases (see attached flyer for additional details).  This beautiful stamp set has 4 coordinating Cricut Cartridge cuts ~ together this is a beautiful beginning to your holiday cards, pages and projects. This special stamp set is only available until November 30th so don't wait!


Also, CTMH will now allow YOU to gain hostess credit on individual purchases!!! Simply spend $150 on your own or with others, no gathering required, place your order through me and YOU, will get a minimum $25 in hostess credit.  For additional information on hostess rewards please see page 2 of your Idea Book or contact me.  This is a great option for those of you who would love the benefits afforded to hostesses, but just cannot get a gathering together.  Of course, I LOVE to do gatherings, and will still meet with you and your friends.  Gathering hostesses always will receive an extra treat from me!
 
I have included a flyer for the November SOTM Cherish the Day as well.  This stamp set is a great way to highlight any special day whether it is a birthday, special event or a wonderful day to Cherish.

Have you got your exclusive Cricut Cartridge yet? This wonderful cartridge set coordinates with both of the stamp sets above and has hundreds of other images for your to create something uniquely yours.  This would be a wonderful Christmas gift for you...have your loved ones contact me at siobhanctmh@gmail.com to order yours today.  Its just $99

So not making bloggy promises anymore...new art!

I know that I have promised to do better, but I just haven't done well at all at keeping the blog up. So here are some pages that I have done since the last time I posted :)

This LO was done using the Cricut Art Philosphy cartridge.  I used it for several CTMH gatherings.  I just love getting together with others to help them craft!

At the Burtlow home we are fighting about dinner once a week now. Sunday mornings we develop a menu for the week.  It was working so well I decided to craft a menu board using a 13x19 photo frame & several Cricut cuts. I used Art Philosophy, Designer's Calendar, From My Kitchen, Nifty Fifties, Pooh and Friends, Dreams Come True plus lots of ink, glssy accents and glitter!

A get well card for a team member.  I can't remember what Cricut carts I used...Designer's Calendar, Indy Art Paper Doll Dress Up...I think.



Shelby's 8th Grade class made movies about school issues.  Shelby's group won for best editing.  The school held an achievement ceremony ala Academy Awards style.  It was so much fun! Lots of CMTH stamps and Tim Holtz products used on this one.

Logan's first birthday.  I used A Child's Year and Birthday Bash plus several punches & the crimper. The candle is cool IRL.  I used glossy accents on the dripping wax and it makes it look much more realistic.

Logan at 2.  He stuffed some balls up his shirt and came to show his daddy...absolutely hilarious! I used the Toy Story cart and Mickey and Friends on this one.

I DO NOT scrap chronologically..,.I just can't get into it that way.  This LO is of my kiddos playing peek a boo about 11 years ago. I used B is for Boy throughout this one .

Ahhhh...beautiful Princess Mom.  Art Philosophy, Hannah Montana and lots of bling and ink on this one.

My sweet babes sharing a tender moment. Cricut Art Philosophy and CTMH stamps.

OMG! I am a terrible MOM! Both of my kids informed me last spring that they were having trouble seeing so I took them to the eye dr.  Of course they both needed glasses and when we picked them up they remarked how pretty the mountains were with the trees and the shapes in the clouds.  I cannot believe that I'd had no idea that they couldn't see befor the glasses. I used Songbrid, Dude and Paper Doll Dress up on this one.

Well, thanks for catching up with me.  I really do hope to have more soon...Hunter got to meet President Obama and see Air Force One so those should be some cool photos!

Until next time...