80's Blog Hop Day 7

Today is Day 7 of  Raven's 80's blog hop and it's totally AWESOME!!  **I'm posting every day until I announce the winner on November 5th, comment on each post for more chances to win the blog candy!**

**WARNING - before scrolling down you may want to put on some sunglasses! :)**

At least I warned you. :)  Today's post is dedicated to all of those that had (or have *no judgment*) a MY LITTLE PONY!!!!!!!!  Come on!!!!  You remember these, right?  There were some with color changing hair, sparkly hair, glittered bodies, EVERYTHING!  I loved playing with them, and now my little girl has a few.  I actually thought this card would be cute for my little girl to give one of her friends.  My little girl LOVES giving cards to all her friends, family and anyone else that even smiles at her (Gee - I wonder where she gets that from?*sarcastic!*). :)  I think any little girl would have fun with this one (especially with all of the sparkle).

The pony is from Paper Doll Dress Up, but the rainbow/heart is from Create a Critter.  I used a marker to trace the cuts and used the non-brand Stickles for anything and everything on the pony.  The stamp is from My Pink Stamper (LOVE THEM) and the purple paper was punched using an MS punch.

Thanks so much for stopping by!!!  I hope you've been having as much fun as I have!!!!!

Make sure you check out these wonderful ladies (if you haven't already)! You may have to scroll down to see their creations for the blog hop!!!

Raven

Vanessa

Mary

Misty

Sandra

Debbie

Jenny

Kassidy

ME

Angela

Thanks again for stopping by!!! :) Make sure you you look at Day 1 of the 80's Blog Hop for info on the blog hop candy!!!

I know, Déjà vu!

This card is similar to a card I made for my Dad for Fathers Day, but it's still cute (if I do say so myself). One of my little brothers is serving an LDS mission in Slovenia. His birthday is coming up soon and my parents are sending him a care package. What is a care package without a card (especially from his niece and nephew). When I asked my little ones what they remember and love most about him, they told me that it was that he took them to feed the horses. Yes, it's the same answer they have for just about all of my family, but I know it means a lot to my little ones.

This was made using my Gypsy and the Paper Doll Dress Up cartridge. Thanks so much for stopping by!!

Father's Day

I just have to say that I have some amazing men in my life.  My dearest Husband (who is such a great Dad to our children), my amazing Dad, and my sweet Dad-in-law.  With Father's Day coming up I had a chance to make some cards.  I also read that My Pink Stamper is having a challenge to create a Father's Day project; I figured I needed these cards, so I wanted to make them.  One thing that I make sure to do is talk to my little ones and ask them what they love about each Grandpa and their Daddy.

My kids told me that one of their favorite things about my Dad is that they love to go feed the horses with him.  Each time we go down they make sure to buy carrots to feed to the neighbor's horses (they checked with the neighbors to make sure it was OK).  Such a simple thing, but it means the world to my little ones.  So for my Dad I made this card using the Paper Dolls Dress Up cartridge and a few pop dots (love those things).

When asked, my children told me that their favorite thing about their Daddy was when they play with him, and when they go 4-wheeling (a family activity).  This was made using the Camp Out cartridge (the best one for my family).  I hope my Hubby likes it. :)  My kids even picked out the colors to match his 4-wheeler.

 I didn't get a chance to make one for my wonderful Dad-in-law yet.  Just wait, I really want to make a good one (just not enough time).  I'll get it done soon though!!!! :)

Birthday Cards

One thing that I'm trying to do is stay on top of Birthdays (yeah, good luck). Well, this one was picked out by my babies for one of my brothers. I hope he likes it because they loved being able to pick it out.

This one is for my nephew. Again my little ones decided what to do. I liked the end result, it fits him. :)