Sundays With Lorraine

Hello, my crafty friends, and welcome back to another week on the Stamp & Scrapbook Expo blog.  I hope you are enjoying a beautiful Sunday and that you are ready for today’s creative therapy. After the busy week that you’ve just survived, you deserve a little creative time to unwind.

Getting Wordy With Jess Foster Layout

If journaling on your scrapbook pages doesn’t come easy for you, you are not alone. Many of us struggle with how, when, and where to add our thoughts and feelings to a layout. But with a little help from Jess, journaling on any layout is a breeze so be sure to check out her article for additional tips & tricks.

Many of you know that I am a big fan of journaling.  Photos are priceless but sharing your thoughts and feelings are equally important. Thirty years from now we might not remember all the little details that made the moment so special.  I must confess even now things leave the building and don’t always return in a timely manner! 😉  Kudos to you for taking the time to preserve your unique journey; your loved ones will appreciate it for many years to come.

Thank You For You Kindness By Nichol Spohr

Kindness is something that should be acknowledged, don’t you agree?  Even the smallest act of kindness is always appreciated and I can’t think of a better way to show your appreciation than by sending one of your handmade cards.

Nichol has a great video sharing exactly how this beautiful card comes together, click here and I will take you over to her blog, I wouldn’t want you to miss out on all the creative techniques that Nichol has to share. Keep up the great job you are doing spreading kindness one handmade card at a time.

Note/Travel Book By Amber Sheaves

On this artsy notebook, Amber used one of my favorite dies, Eileen Hull’s Journal Die by Sizzix. This is one of those “need it in your life” tools. The possibilities are endless!  You can make your own customized journals. Think about it, prayer journals, art journals, travel journals, oh my!! The gorgeous cover was die cut from watercolor paper and inked with Faded Jeans and Cracked Pistachio Distress Oxide Inks creating the perfect background for those fun stamps,

Lois created a notebook and sketchbook for the inside and embellished the pages with Tim Holtz Wildflowers 2 Die set.  I highly recommend stopping by Lorraine’s Loft to check it out. I hope you’ve been inspired to create a journal (or ten) of your own.

Creamy Spinach and Artichoke Chicken Skillet

Are you looking for a yummy, comforting meal for dinner tonight? Then you are going to love this easy to make Spinach and Artichoke Chicken. This recipe was inspired by the popular Spinach & Artichoke dip that we all love.

With a little help from the culinary geniuses over on the Food Network Blog, you can have this tasty dish on the table in about 30 minutes. Click here and I will escort you over so you can print out the recipe. I have a feeling you’ll be making this dinner again and again.

If you’d like further details an any of the fabulous creations that I’ve shared, just click on the links provided and you will be taken over to the original article. Stay crafty, my friends!

Don’t forget that Stamp & Scrapbook Expo is about to begin our 2018 show season. Our very first show will be held in Pleasanton CA on March 2nd & 3rd. I hope to see you there. I’ll meet you at the Creativity Center!

Thanks for a great visit. Hugs to all, and I’ll see you back next Sunday.

16 thoughts on “Sundays With Lorraine

  1. Melissa says:

    Your card is just beautiful. Always luv seeing others projects! Inspiration can come from anywhere or anyone! Thanks for sharing??

  2. Carol Casey says:

    Love stamping and making cards and use them in my. scrapbooking too. See you at Kansas City. Can’t wait.

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