Day 1

Okay here we go. I was not sure if I should do this knowing just how busy my days can become. However, I like to share the things I make for my children from paper crafts, cards to T-shirts and school projects. I don't know if anyone would be interested in what I have to share but at least I know I have a little corner on the huge world wide web to post up my creations. Currently I have been posting pictures of the things I have made on my Facebook page, but I want to be able to share how I did what I did as well. And trying to post a tutorial on Facebook can be a challenge. lol. Hope you like what I have done.


Sandy

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