Fabulous Friday

Good Morning!  I hope your week has been a good one.  Yesterday was Sweet n Sassy Digi Day over at PCP/SNR and I am so glad that I got to play along.  I did treat myself to a couple of new digi-stamps from SNSS and the challenge was to create a Mother's Day Card.  Here's what I did...

The image is Flowers from Cocoa and as many of you know, Cocoa is one of my favorite from SNSS.  I created a pocket using an SVG File (Library Card Holder) from Penny Duncan.  I did alter it a bit by removing the flourishes because they were much too fancy.  It's also not supposed to fold down, but I added a score line to make it a pocket.  It will have a bookmark and bookstore gift card in it for my Mom.

Here you can see the full image.  I took a tip from my friend Joni to use black behind my white cards.  It really does help bring out the colors and it looks fabulous!

And here's the fold over.  I created the sentiment on my computer.  The flowers I punched out and then ran through my Cuttlebug with the Swirls Embossing Folder.  I didn't complete the bookmark - I started making one and then my youngest son was the one to discover that it wouldn't fit in the pocket, so I am back to the drawing board on that one.

Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, Perfect Plum, Pale Plum
Paper:  Apr 09 Free Digi Paper from Two Peas in a Bucket
Copics:  B95, BV00, BV02, BV04, RV000, RV02, RV10, W-3, Y06,
  Y15, Y17, YG03, YR16, YR20
Tools:  SVG File Penny Duncan, SCAL/Cricut, circle punches, flower punch
Embellishments:  Big Brads, Ribbon

I hope you like my pocket card.  The challenge I'm entering this in is for Just Us Girls (I'm too late to enter, but I'll share it anyway) which was to use a template.  I think the SVG holder qualifies.  I'm also entering this in Digital Tuesday Challenge which is to create anything but a card.  Since this a pocket holder, I think it qualifies there, too. Thank you for stopping by!  I hope you have a great Friday!

Thursdays with Lindsay

Good Morning!  I'm finally here to post today's entry.  Last night was a very busy night for me so I didn't get my card done until late and I was too tired to set up the blog post.

This week's card is using the new set by Lindsay called Crafty Tools & Puns set and I did this card with my sister in mind.  She just recently took up knitting so this was perfect for her!

I love the sentiment!  This is mine... sort of.  I found a quote on Quote Garden that says If I stitch fast enough, does it count as aerobic exercise?  The author is unknown.  So I changed the word to knit and used a font called Rita that if you look up close, the letters look fuzzy like yarn.  I followed a sketch from Sketch Girl challenge blog.  This was a really easy sketch which helped get this card together relatively quickly.

Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White
Paper:  We R Memory Keepers - Hubcaps
Copics:  B95, B97, E29, E57, G02, W-3, YR16
Prismacolor:  Cream, Carmine Red
Tools:  SU! corner rounder, 5/8", 3/4" & 7/8" circle punches

Please be sure to visit Lindsay for this week's freebie and then hop along to visit all the members of the Design Team - they have awesome projects to share with you!  Thank you stopping by!

Sweet Sketch Wednesday #47

Good Morning!  It's a Sweet Wednesday over at Sweet Sketch Wednesday.  Earlier this week I had the privilege to share a card with you that I made using a Busy Beauties Boutique image.  I am super excited that Carolyn is sponsoring SSW this week!

Here's the sketch that Arlana has for us...

Fun sketch with some easy elements.  Here's what I did with it...

I am not happy with how this photo turned out - my colors sort of got washed out.  But with all the gray days, it was really hard to get a good photo.

The image, Cuppa Sweetness, can be found here.  I created the sentiment on my computer.

Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, Pink Passion
Paper:  Imaginisce Baby Powder
Copics:  G05, RV000, RV02, RV10, R27, R29
Prismacolor:  Cream
Stamps:  Limitless Labels (PTI)
Tools:  Circle cutters (CM), Nestabilities

Thank you for stopping by.  Now head on over to Sweet Sketch Wednesday to play along.

Tuesday Morning Sketches

Good Morning!  Happy Tuesday!  I just want to invite you over to my challenge blog to join us for another fun sketch and more fun.  This week's sponsor is Lia Stampz, a brand new stamp company.  The images are fun and funky.

I used the image called I'm Not Sleepy.  I created the sentiment using my own opinions about sleep.  I do think sleep is a waste of time.  There are other things I'd much rather do than sleep!

Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, Bashful Blue, So Saffron
Paper:  Glitter Mat Stack
Copics:  BG01, BG05, B05, C8, C10, E00, E02, RV000, RV10, W-3, Y06, Y11
Embellishments:  Buttons (my stash)

Thanks for stopping by today!

Ethereal Forest Monday

Good Morning!  Happy Monday.  I do hope your week is off to a good start.

The card I have to share with you today from Ethereal Forest Designs is the 2nd installment of sneak peek week.  Darsie kicked it off yesterday with a stunning card!  All week long we are featuring the wonderful sentiment sets so you can see just how versatile they are.  They can be an accent to your card, but they do create a very pretty focal image.

This image is from the All Occasions digi-stamp set.  I colored the word "Sunshine" with a yellow Copic marker to highlight it.  I also used flowers that I got from Michael's.  They were regularly $6.99, but they were on the clearance rack for $3.99 - but when the clerk scanned them, they were only $1.99!!  Can't beat that!!  I also discovered another great place for SVG files.  The black mat was created using a SVG cut found at Wanda's Cards and Crafts.  I grabbed a few of her files yesterday to try them out.  Fun!

Supplies:
Card Stock: Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, Basic Black (SU!)
Copics:  Y11
Tools:  SVG file, SCAL/Cricut
Embellishments:  Prima Calypso Tin (Teal), gold brads

Thank you for stopping by today.  I hope your day is filled with sunshine, smiles and a bit of inspiration.

Card Share

Good Morning!  I love low key weekends.  Actually, today will be a little busy with laundry to get done and Hollyanne has a dance class this afternoon.  But I decided to treat the kids to dinner at a favorite (and cheap) place.  But Saturday was cold and rainy and a great day to stay in my craft room!

Last night Busy Beauties Boutique had a release party and I scored a free image from the sweet, sweet Carolyn.  So I set out to play.  I also discovered that I could join her challenge, too.  Although, I don't think my card turned out like rubbish, there are LOTS of scraps that should've been thrown away, involved.

I followed the sketch from The Sweet Stop.  I think this is probably the first time I've ever played along with their challenge and not used a Sweet n Sassy image.  I think it's OK, just this once.  Ha!  I also added blossoms which fits the Our Creative Corner challenge.  And as I mentioned, it fits Busy Beauties Creation Station challenge using bits of scrap papers and ribbon.

Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, Basic Black (SU!) and Black (Bazzil)
Paper:  Tempting Turquoise (SU!)
Copics:  B000, B00, B02, BV00, BV02, C8, E53, E57, RV000, RV02, RV10,
  Y06, Y11, Y15
Stamps:  Tweet Hello from TAC
Tools:  SVG cut from Penny Duncan Creations, SCAL/Cricut, Martha Stewart border punch, 3/4" & 7/8"
  circle punches
Embellishments:  ribbon, prima flowers, gemstones

I hope you like my card.  I want to thank Carolyn for giving me such an adorable image to play with.  Thank you so much for stopping by.  I hope your Sunday is a blessed one.

Double Feature

Good Morning!  Happy Saturday!  I'm excited to be off this weekend.  It'll be a busy weekend, but I am happy to just be home and with my kids.

I just finished up a couple of cards that I want to share with you.  The first card is for Inktegrity's Sketch Challenge blog.  This was a fun sketch and I was able to incorporate another great SVG cut from Penny Duncan Creations.

When I was on Inktegrity's design team, it was a great privilege to have access to Joni's awesome images.  Well, as the winter team was leaving we got to request an image.  I chose a unicorn, but fellow DT member Jeanette picked a flamingo.  This is actually my first opportunity to play with Rico.

Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, Pink Passion, Green Galore, Gable Green
Copics:  C8, E53, E57, RV000, RV02, RV10, RV13, YG00, YG03
Tools:  SCAL/Cricut, Spellbinders ribbon labels, Cuttlebug Folder Candy Stripes
Embellishments:  buttons

This next card is for several challenges.  I played along with Friday Sketchers (the sketch), Fussy and Fancy Friday Challenge (Quote me), Raise the Bar (Color Me Happy).

I followed the sketch from Friday Sketchers, using a wonderful quote by John Leonard "It takes a long time to grow an old friend," and my favorite color is purple.... and polka dots. This card features Nora on a Swing from CC Designs.

Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, Lavender Lace
Paper:  Colorbok
Copics:  BV00, BV02, BV04, B000, E00, E02, E37, E53, E57, Y11,
  Y15, YG03, YG95, YR20, YR61
Prismacolor Markers:  Goldenrod, Colorless Blender
Tools:  Nestabilities, Swiss Dots Cuttlebug folder
Embellishments:  Pearls by Recollections

I hope you enjoyed by double feature today.  Thank you so much for stopping by!

Fabulous Friday

Wow - it's Friday and I actually got to play along with another challenge.  This time I followed the challenge from All That Scraps Wednesday challenge - which was to sew on your card.  My machine still isn't working, so I hand-stitched this one.  I am so pleased with how this turned out.

The adorable image is from the Spring Pixie kit from All That Scraps.  It's funny, I have two boys but I rarely do any boy cards.  This image just happened to fit exactly what I started out to do.  Let me tell you about my little journey.

I found a blog called Penny Duncan Creations.  If you haven't visited her, YOU MUST!  This woman is amazing with her digital creations.  She has SVGs, digi-images, tutorials.  Anyway, I found her blog and was enthralled  by her projects.  I downloaded some of her free SVG files and immediately set out to make a card.  I started with her SVG cut which is the lacy mat beneath the Pixie image.  Then I cut a rectangle to fit inside the mat.  That just happened to be the perfect size for the stamp.  Well, I originally cut the green mat as a test... it just happened to match the colors of some new buttons I picked up from the $1 bin at Michaels.  I love when things just fall into place to create an adorable card!


Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, Mellow Moss, Brocade Blue
Copics:  E00, E02, Y15, Y17, B95, B97, G99, YG95, E29, E37, E57, B000
Prismacolor Marker:  Goldenrod
Embellishments:  buttons, Diamond Stickles
Tools:  needle, thread, SCAL/Cricut, SVG by Penny Duncan, paper piercing mat pack

Thanks for stopping by today!  I'm glad you came.

Happy Thursday

Good Morning!  I hope you're all enjoying a great week.  I know I usually have a Thursdays with Lindsay post on Thursdays, but she gave us the week off after the 3 day blog hop last week!

So, I decided I was going to play along with a challenge that I rarely get to join in on.  This card is for the There She Goes challenge, which was to create a card featuring a tag.  I also finally got to ink up a favorite TSG set that my sister sent me months ago.

I created a very clean and simple card and I just love how this turned out.  The stamp set I used is called Polka Dot Blooms.  The sentiment is from All That Scraps.  I even found this cool button in a package of buttons I got out the $1 rack at Michaels.  It's a rectangle button that I sewed on the card and ribbon.

Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, Perfect Plum
Ink:  Perfect Plum, Pale Plum, Certainly Celery
Tools:  Corner rounders, Oval (sm & large) punches
Embellishments:  Ribbon, button, embroidery floss

I hope you like my card! Thanks for stopping by.

Sweet Sketch Wednesday #46

Good Morning!  Welcome to a new week for Sweet Sketch Wednesday.  This week is sponsored by another monthly favorite - Sally Ann from Digi Stamp Boutique.

So let's just jump on in - here's the sketch we're working with and Arlana did a great job again...

I absolutely loved this sketch!  I really like every element there is to it - and it gets even better when you have an awesome image to work with.  Sally Ann shared Lucas and Flower with me and I want to be sure that I express my gratitude.

Isn't he just too cute for words?!  I had so much fun putting this card together - I hope it brings you just as much enjoyment that it did for me.

Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, Night of Navy, Barely Banana
Paper:  Recollections
Copics:  E00, E02, E53, E29, E57, B95, B97, YG00, YG03, Y11, Y15,
  YR16, YR20, YR61
Sentiment:  The Greeting Farm
Embellishments:  Bazzil brads, SEI button, embroidery floss
Tools:  Fiskars Threading Water border punch, Spellbinders Labels

I hope you hop on over to the Sweet Sketch Wednesday blog and join us this week.  Arlana has all the details there on how to play.  You'll also get a lot of eye candy and inspiration from the team.  Have a Sweet Wednesday!

Tuesday Morning Sketches

Good Morning!  Another day off... laundry is done - so I have a day that I can craft away!  Gotta love that.

I just have a quick post today to invite you over to my challenge blog.  We've got another great sketch - my sister Theresa designed this one and it's a challenging sketch.  This card also sums up my attitude about today.  Ha!

Theresa is sponsoring the challenge this week as well offering a fabulous prize.  She's giving away a Close To My Heart stamp set!  I would say that I wanna win except that would be greedy, since she's already given me some fabulous stamp sets already.  This one is called Summer and I would love to be in a hammock with a tall cool drink in my hand!

Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White
Paper:  Tempting Turquoise dp from SU!
Copics:  I was bad and didn't write them down
Inks:  Tempting Turquoise, Glorious Green, Real Red, Memento Tuxedo Black
Tools:  SCAL/Cricut, Scallop punch, circle punch

I hope you join us this week!  Thanks for stopping by!

Another post...

Hi everyone! Good afternoon. I've been busying doing laundry and in between all that, I've worked on a couple of cards. I made this one for The Sweet Stop challenge and I also played along with the Color Chef Challenge. I really really really want to win the challenge at the The Sweet Stop! LOL

This was a great sketch to play with.  I'm not sure I did it complete justice, but I do like how this came out.  The Color Chef challenge was to use Orange, Turquoise, Gray and White.  So I pulled out a favorite Cocoa image and some great digi-paper from Two Peas in a Bucket and had lots of fun.

Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, Bazzil, Apricot Appeal
Paper:  Digi-Paper from Two Peas in a Bucket
Copics:  BG01, BG05, G00, G05, RV000, RV10, R27, YR16, YR20, W-3
Sentiment:  The Greeting Farm's McSplendid set
Embellishments:  buttons & ribbon (my stash)

Thanks for coming by again.  And if this is your first visit today to my blog, please scroll down for my Ethereal Forest Designs post - I made a flower pot pocket card which came out really cute, even if I do say so myself.

Ethereal Forest Designs Monday

Good Morning!  I just worked 5 days straight - which I realize is pretty normal.  However, that is 5 days on my feet the entire time and running around, lifting people, on and on and on... I am pretty tired and looking forward to being off today and tomorrow.  My aching feet need the rest.  LOL!!

Anyway, I have a really fun card to share with you.  My monthly card group challenge card was to create a flower pot pocket card.  This was a fun card to make!  I incorporated a couple of great images from Ethereal Forest Designs and I am happy with how this card turned out.

So here's the front of the card.  Isn't this design cute!?

Here's a close-up of the sentiment.  It's from the Occasions Set and it was just perfect to use with the flowers in the pot.  Then you pull the flowers out of the pot and you get this...

And here's Jewel peeking through the flowers.  This is one of my very favorite images from the April release.

Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White
Paper:  Martha Stewart Woodland Collection, Imaginisce Baby Powder
Copics:  BV00, BV02, E00, E02, E53, E57, RV02, RV10, V06, Y06, Y11,
  Y15, YG03, YR16
Embellishments:  Offray ribbon, SEI buttons
Tools:  Martha Stewart border punch, Nestabilites scalloped oval, CM oval cutters,
  Sizzix Hello Kitty flowers die, SU! flower punch

I hope you like my card.  I want to make a bunch of these and share them with my senior friends at work!  Thank you so much for stopping by!

Fabulous Friday

Happy Friday to you!  We're in for another beautiful day here, I am so happy!!  After the cold and rain on Tuesday, I've enjoyed the weather warming up.

The card I have to share with you today is last week's challenge from All That Scraps Wednesday challenge.  I posted in on SCS to be able to play along, but this is my first chance to share it here on my blog.  I'm going to try to play along with their newest challenge this afternoon when I get off work.

The challenge was to create a shaped card.  So I went with a circle card.  This is actually inspired by Kristina Werner Designs.  I used her SVG cut for the card and she actually made this card during her Christmas card series.  Her card was an ornament,

As you can see, the back panel is vellum.  I found a very, very old piece of vellum in my stash.  This I got from SU! when I went to convention...12 years ago!  Talk about hoarding!  You can kind see the sentiment showing through.

Here's the inside view of the card.  All these stamps are from the new CC Designs Spring Swiss Pixie kit.  Love it!!

I took this picture because I thought it would be easier to see what colors I used, instead of listing them.  I had to laugh at myself - I actually forgot a marker in the photo!

Other Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White
Paper:  Piggy Tales, SU! printed vellum
Tools:  SCAL/Cricut, SVG Cut available on Two Peas in a Bucket, pop dots
Embellishments:  ribbon (that was actually around my birthday present last year from my sister)

I hope you like my card!  Thank you for stopping by!

Thursdays with Lindsay - Anniversary Blog Hop!

Good Morning!  Happy tax day!  OK - I'm not real thrilled about it either, but...  Let's talk about something really exciting.  Today is the 3rd day of Lindsay's Stamp Stuff 3 day Anniversary blog hop.  There's been a crop going on in the MyGrafico Virtual Crop Room.  There's been prizes.  And everything is 50% off at Lindsay's MyGrafico shop. If you came here from Rhonda's blog (fabulous project, eh?!) then you're on the right track.  If not, start at Lindsay's blog here.

I shared this snippet the other day in the Crop Room, so I hope it brought some people over here to see what I did.  Here's what I did...

I kept the card clean and simple because, well, simply put - the focal image was hard enough!  I went out to my backyard and found some really cool twigs.  I then cut them down to create a frame around the image.  I used an image from the Birds and Branches set.  I then glued the twigs down but then to secure them I used twine and a needle to tie them to the card stock.  I'm not pleased with this photo because it makes the ribbon look black, it's actually a rich chocolate brown.  This card also fits the challenge over at KL Stampin' n Scrappin' blog.

I have a give away, too.  One lucky commenter on my blog today will receive the entire Birds and Branches set just by leaving me a comment.  You don't have to become a follower if you don't want to.

Now on to your next stop on the blog hop which is Cassandra.  Have fun on the hop and have fun shopping!

Sweet Sketch Wednesday #45

Good Morning!  It's time for another great sketch from Sweet Sketch Wednesday!  Arlana always comes up with the greatest inspiration in her sketches.  This week's challenge is sponsored by one of our favorite returning sponsors, Fresh Brewed Designs.  Heather has such sweet images!

Here's the sketch...

And here's my card...

I fell in love with this image, it's called Buggy Naptime.

Supplies:
Card stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, Basic Black, Real Red
Paper:  Recollections
Copics:  C8, R27, R29, W-3, Y15, YG00, YG03
Embellishments:  buttons, stitched ribbon
Tools:  Threading Water punch by Fiskars, CM Circle cutters

I hope you like this card.  I had fun making it!  I hope you join us this week so hop on over to Sweet Sketch Wednesday to see more great cards from Arlana and the team and to join in the fun!  Thanks for stopping by.

Tuesday Morning Sketches #41

Good Morning!  I am so excited - I'm off work today and I have the house to myself.  I'm going to be stamping my little heart out!!  LOL  But for today's post, I'd like to invite you over to my challenge blog.  I have a recipe challenge for this week and we are sponsored by Doodle Palace.

First, let me apologize for this horrible photo.  Picasa was being stubborn and cropping my photo.  I tried the manual crop like my friend Lisa suggested, however, that only allowed me so much.  It still cut off part of my picture.  So I resorted to my old photo editing software.  Although very user friendly, no matter what you do to tweak the photo, the colors still look flat.  *Sigh*

The challenge is to use soft hues, flowers and ribbon.  I'm not exactly sure when this card took on the persona of a Father's Day card, but it did.  Since I don't have a Dad anymore to make such a card for, I guess I'll just have the kids send this their dad.  My sister sent me some Unity Stamps that are all about Dad, so I used one of the sentiments from that.  I think she sent them to me intended for a prize.  Ooops!

Supplies:
Card Stock:  Neenah Classic Crest Solar White, Neenah Milled Ivory,
  Creamy Caramel
Paper:  Father Knows Best collection, Papertrey Ink
Image/Stamps:  Flowers by Doodle Palace, Sentiment by Unity Stamps
Copics:  B000, E53, E57, G99, R27, Y11, Y15, YG95
Tools:  CM Oval cutters, pop dots
Ribbon:  Papertrey Ink

I do hope you'll join us over at Tuesday Morning Sketches.  See you there!

Ethereal Forest Designs Monday

Good Morning!  Happy Monday to you!  The reality of this is, my post was set on auto-post because I had to be at work at 6am this morning.  Did you catch the EFD blog hop yesterday?  If not, there's still time to have a chance at winning a $10 voucher to store.  Scroll down to get the line up.

Today's card is a very clean and simple card.  OK, the real story is, when I sat down to create something... anything on Saturday, it all turned to yuck!  I definitely wasn't feeling my muse.  But finally I got this card together and I am happy with how it turned out.

I love having words as the focal point of a card.  And with this message, it seemed to add anything else would detract from the card.  Whether it's the loss of a loved one or just feeling a bit of heartache, this card says it all.  I picked some great paper to bring the design element into the card.  What I am really excited to tell you about is that I used an SVG shape that I got from SVG Cuts for free.  This is a great set designed by Mary Rudakas.  A very talented SVG designer.

I printed the image out first.  Then I cut a piece of scrap card stock using SCAL and the Cricut with my chosen shape.  Then I removed the cut out shape (positive) and set that aside for later use.  Using the negative of the cut out I placed my image behind the opening and positioned where I wanted it to cut and then carefully placed it onto the cutting mat and pressed firmly.  I then removed my negative piece and put the mat back into the Cricut and cut the shape again.  I hope that made sense - but I am feeling another tutorial coming on!  Let me tell you, I have been known to be laying in bed thinking this out.  How I could use digi-images with SCAL/Cricut tools?  I am thrilled that I got it to work out just the way I wanted it.

Supplies:
Card Stock:  Chocolate Chip, Neenah Milled Ivory
Paper:  Prima The Breathe Paper Collection
Tools:  SCAL, Cricut

I do hope you like my card.  And check back - I may just have to do a tutorial on how to do this technique.  Thank you so much for stopping by.

Ethereal Forest Designs 2nd Blog Hop!

Welcome to the Second Ethereal Forest Designs Blog Hop!!! If you just happened to drop by my blog and you are not aware of this wonderful event taking place, please go back to our Design Team Coordinator, Darsie Bruno’s Blog HERE and start your hop!

Along the way, please make sure you comment on each one of the design team members blog, then return to the Ethereal Forest Designs blog and make a comment. At the end of the hop, one lucky winner who has commented on all the blogs will receive a $10.00 voucher to the Ethereal Forest Designs Store.

Here is my creation for the EFD Blog Hop:

I used the new Lily Bouquet image for my card.  I love the raindrops falling on the beautiful flowers.  I created the card using an SVG cut for the mat and then cut the image with an oval cutter.  I used Pumpkin Pie card stock although the photo editing software sort of made it look more like Only Orange.  LOL

Supplies:

Card Stock:  Pumpkin Pie, Neenah Classic Crest Solar White

Paper:  Two Peas in a Bucket Digi kit

Copics:  C8, B000, Y06, Y11, YR16, YR61, YG03, YG63

Tools:  SCAL, Cricut, CM Oval Cutters

Embellishments:  buttons, rose and black stitched ribbon

Here is a list of the blog hoppers in case you lose your way.

Darsie

Audrey

Betty

Charlene

Melissa

Shirley

Ethereal Forest Designs

The winner will be announced on the Ethereal Forest Designs blog on Friday, April 16^th. Deadline to complete the hop will be Thursday, April 15^th!

Thank you for taking the time to play along. Now, to continue the blog hop, please visit Shirley. All of the images used in the design teams creations can be found at the Ethereal Forest Designs Store.