From December 2008 through December 2011- our group of ladies have sent 6,117 cards to the troops.
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Busy this weekend making cards for the troops. I have challenge myself to make 30 cards and I have now completed 20 of the cards.

Cards for one high school graduate, and two for college graduates.

this was a fun card to make. I found the Christmas pattern on the net.


This was a fun card.

While shopping in Michael's the other day. I was looking for envelopes for cards that I am making for the soldiers. I was a bit disappointed but did find something and was able to use my 50% coupon. While digging through the dollar bin, I had a brain storm. There are always package of (8 to 10) thank you notes, or just note cards with simple designs. Well I brought 2 packages of ones that said "Thank You". Brought them home and decided to use them as bases for my own cards. I went into the garage and found some sandpaper and a sandpaper block and went to town on sanding the glossy finish off the front of the cards, and then I decorated them like if they were blank bases. So for $1.00 I was able to make 8 cards that had envelopes. Since I am challenging myself this year to make 30 cards for the soldiers and have sent out to some of my scrapping friends challenging them to make 4 cards each. The 1st of November we will be sending them to a dear friend's son that is stationed in Iraq, for himself and for him to share with the other men and women in his troop. I am also going to try and make at least 5 to 10 if I can each month of "all occasssion" cards for
http://www.cardsforheros.org/
All of the images was either watercolored with a blender pen and markers (LePlume) or colored with the LePlume markers. The green cardstock came from a cardstock christmas book that my sister, Wanda gave to me. The snowman after watercoloring him, I then used some glitter gule


on him, no not stickles just glitter glue.
I have decided to start my Christmas Cards early this year. I plan on making about 50 for myself and another 30 to send the troops in Iraq. Well here are the first of

80 cards. I have decided to start decorating the inside of my cards also.

Some cards that I used my Studio G Series 11 clear stamps. A few images that I watercolored or colored in with my LePlume markers.

Here a sneek peek for all you Scrappin Packin Mommas and friends that attended our Spring 2007 weekend crop. Our theme was cruising on a ship, our Captains were Lizzy (Yo! Momma) and Peggy Morgan. Yo! Momma was in charge of completing the layouts of the event for our SPM scrapbook. She completed 4 pages.