Doin' it the Wright Way

   I'm one of those people who carefully reads every card they receive and saves them. No lie, I think I probably still have just about every card I've ever received ... and then some. I don't know what I plan to do with them, even though I have included some of the cards we got for our wedding in our wedding scrapbook, but I just can't seem to let them go.    And, then there are those people on the opposite side of the spectrum - like my sister. I have quit making her cards because I told her once that I didn't get her card made, and I would mail it to her. She told me not to bother as she would just throw it away. I suppose I should have made and sent her one anyway, to maybe give her at least a moment of joy, but I didn't want to after that remark.    I'm also one of those people who will spend a very long time reading every card in the store, or looking through my stash, looking for just the perfect card. Sometimes I find it, and sometimes I sett...

   I'm sitting here trying to motivate myself to go work out - not sure how typing on my blog is supposed to do that, but I have high hopes.    As soon as I get done working out, I have big plans to go downstairs to my crafting "cave," as my husband loves to call it, and finish the 25 cards I started at my Close to My Heart meeting on Saturday, and maybe even make 25 more before I have to go to work. I know that sounds ambitious, but actually, I have a handy dandy workshop that someone in CTMH has designed that makes it super quick!   You  may think that 50 cards sounds like a lot, and I would agree that it does, but ironically enough, with all the cards I make for others and to sell at B Inspired!, I don't have any stock of my own. And even after I make up this stock I probably won't want to use them because I am of the mind that for each person's birthday/anniversary/graduation/etc. I need to make a special card just for them. So most times I'll end up...

   Are you proud of your name? Would you like to show it off? Or do you need something to decorate your walls or give as a baby gift?    I have a project for you! This versatile project is good for any person or name! I first saw this project when a fellow consultant posted something like it on the company bulletin board. Then, I made my friend Sonya one for the birth of her baby boy. Isn't this Animal Cookies paper just perfect for a baby boy? After that, I decided I liked them so much I made one for myself. And just recently, I finally hung it on my wall! I love the Emporium paper !    And now I've made them for all occasions. I made one for my father-in-law for Christmas that said "Wright Racing." It had stickers, racing paper and stamped racing images. I also made a couple for friends for Christmas, using their last name. (hopefully I'll post pictures of these soon).    These wonderful projects are quite easy - pick a...