#tgif562 I Woolly Love You

Featuring Stampin’ Up! Wooly Friends.

Hello!!!

Long time no see! It has been a painfully long time, honestly. Between allowing myself to get burned out, and then LIFE – well…. I took a break. I did a little stamping here and there, nothing much, but I do hope to still share them here eventually. I decided to finally relax and recommit myself to a hobby and a business that I have loved for over 20 years. The best way to start? It only seemed right that it was with a #tgifc challenge!

I am clearing out my stamp room and rebuilding my collection at the same time, so I don’t have a lot of new to work with, but I HAD to have the adorable sheep from the Stampin’ Up! Woolly Friends set. Nothing too fancy on this card. I did use Stampin’ Blends on Whisper White cardstock for the balloons. I felt it would give it a slightly more transparent look than using the same colors of cardstock.

While I am rebuilding the habit of creating, and posting and sharing – I plan on giving myself a little grace, and realize that I will probably keep it simple as I start, then build from here!

If you’ve stuck around, thank you. It means more to me than you know!

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