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Easel Card Calendar

Hi!  It's a good thing Cheryl and I share this blog because for a while I just didn't feel like creating anything.  I actually went to bed early too before 11.  But I actually had some peace and quiet yesterday so I made this easel card calendar and another one that I'll share later. 

I used Pure Innocence Hello, Cupcake stamp.  The calendar is from Sunghee's store, Little Potato House.  She was giving away these calendar templates for free for a limited time but now they are available for purchase in her store.  It's easy to just cut these out and glue the edges so the pages will tear. 

Added some stickles to the sprinkles and cherry and her little heart pin.

I got this doily from Cheryl.  It's a Martha Stewart one.  Love all these doilies! 

The little die cut above is an MFT Die-namics die.  So pretty.

I know I'm a little late with this calendar.  I was planning to give them away as Xmas gifts too.  Better late than never though. 

Thanks for reading!  Hope you have a great week! 

Comments

Cheryl said…
Hey, I'm counting on you to keep our blog updated! This is actually a lot of cards that I think I've made over since this blog. At least for me. Anyhow, cute calendar! Cute font on the calendar. I love all the cupcakes! The die border and doily actually kind of match. Don't make me go look at the MFT website!
Sunghee said…
Cute Cute Cute!!! Thanks for using the calendar! I was wondering where people getting doilies from. Must check MS. I got a crochet book from a library hoping to crochet some doilies. And I was thinking about you. You could probably make one in your sleep where as I would have to study for months!
Lorraine said…
This is so cute, Eva! And it's not too late - it's still January, lol. BTW, did you qualify for a PTI annual stamp set? I may have an extra. Let me know. have a great one!

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