We're about to make haste for California, though before we officially exit Utah and head straight way to the West coast, we've a couple more projects we'd like for you to look at, including an extra from one of our international designers! Today's focus though is primarily "Neighborhood" and to begin with, here are a two beautifully orchestrated cards from Amy Heller...
From freshly trimmed blades of grass to bee sequestered flowers, Amy's captured those Spring traits we often crave so much this time of year being that Winter is still upon us! Thankfully, we've California to rescue Crate this weekend! Yeah!! We could use a bit of warming up!
The busy bee says "bzzzzzzzz...." and we respond, "How cute is that?!" Speaking of cute, how about this refurbished Neighborhood pie tin from Jenny Chesnick?! If you'll be attending CHA this weekend, be sure to stop by our booth to see this project in person - it'll be on display alongside a host of other handcrafted items from our design team!
And now for a slight detour and a quick turn towards Portrait as we present this final project from Anne Jo Alexander. She's mentioned to us that this lil' guy is her nephew and at the time of capturing this photo, he was only all of "three weeks old"! So very tiny, don't you think? And of course, precious as can be....
The next time you'll hear from us is after we've arrived and settled into our booth at CHA! While waiting for the latest and greatest news concerning the big event and images of our "booth-in-the-making", remember to leave a comment in response to the previous post for a chance to win one of our brand new releases!! Review the previous post for further details - hurry, you've only the weekend to do it!
Gorgeous projects!
Posted by: Andrea MacDonald | January 27, 2011 at 08:54 PM
That layout is simply amazing!! Wowzers!
Posted by: Ally White | January 28, 2011 at 11:01 AM
so pretty! wonderful colors and patterns!
Posted by: Kelly R | January 29, 2011 at 10:42 PM
Beautiful projects!!!
Posted by: Luz Maria Martin del Campo | January 30, 2011 at 05:17 PM
Thanks for sharing. I can already think of some fun projects using Neighborhood.
Posted by: Lynne | January 31, 2011 at 06:42 PM