Positively Creative

| at Wednesday, March 13, 2013

I have been trying to envision my perfect position that would bring in enough income to have all the resources to envelope me in positive creative energy. Hum!! So this is what I have been thinking. I want to set my hours so that I can get up early, poke around with my coffee and animals. Then I would get dressed and have this beautiful well organized craft room that is well stocked and did I say organized. After crafting for 4 hours I would go to my place of employment for 4 hours. This place would be filled with bright colors, terrific energy, great coworkers who had the same drive and complementary personalities. There we would answer phones with pleasant individuals who wanted our advice. There would be no quality assurance or evaluations of each call made. There would be no verbatim or call sequencing it would be just pleasant conversations. Oh and we would have separate offices, that is so we can have flatulence with dignity. I would be paid for 8 hours and have exceptional benefits with no co pays for an insurance plan. Then reality sets in…. here are pics of my positively creative cards and albums I have been making since my last blog.

I made this from cupcake picks

Designs from Hot Off the Press

Card kit from Claudine
Hellmuth
Super Swell Cardmaking Kit

Pink Paisley card toppers with
Little Cuties
frrom Stampington Company

I purchased some of Heidi Swapp's Memory file collection chipboard file folders, fotostack openable staggered paper album, and the fotosleeve mini. I didn't want to commit to the chipboard file folders but already had office supplies so I incorporated Heidi's fotostack and the fotosleeve as well as Pink Paisley My Sweetness 3x5 stack. I covered the outside with fabric glued using Claudine Hellmuth matte medium, I used a combination of papers from Crate Paper, Claudine Hellmuth, and unknown supply. The cool thing is how so interactive the project is, It is not a big bulky book but a flexible file system that can be displayed or stored in a file box of which Heidi sells as well.