Cards with hama pearls

The "Tabghakids" (children from my bible group) made nice hama pearl elements that I´ve used to make these cute cards.

Cards for a missionary bazaar

Here are some of the cards I´ve made for the missionary bazaar that was organized by the "Missionaries of the Immaculate - Father Kolbe". They are financially supporting  projects for children in South America and Africa. After quite a long time I got out my Cricut machine to make these cards. I also have some very nice embossing folders...

Summer vacation...finally

Today was our last schoolday, so I´m now enjoying summer vacation. It is always an exciting day. Teachers and students are already in a certain vacation mood. Teachers get some appreciation gifts from the students (though it isn´t a real tradition as in the USA...). Teachers get old stuff out to make place for new things in September when school will start again and we gave a nice present to our cleaning lady, because she´s really the BEST ! I´ve made the "Thank you" - card and it was highly appreciated :-)

Neverending card video

I´ve posted today a new video made by my Tabghakids on how to make a neverending card. After reading the bible passage of the multiplication of the loaves we made a NE-card and I want to share with you that great work of my kids (all 5th graders).

If you like it pop over to our blog: www.tabghakids.blogspot.com and leave a nice comment to the kids. They are so motivated in sharing their faith :-)

Neverending card - Pentecost

I started organizing religious creative workshops for religion teachers to share ideas for religion lessons. We´ve made this neverending card with Pentecost theme in our first workshop. It was really funny and we´ve had a real good time together :-)

Neverending card - Jesus feeds the 5000

Today I´m showing you a neverending card that I´ve made with my "Tabghakids". We started with the bible group three weeks ago and I also opened a blog for the kids. The are so motivated and happy to share their faith :-)

Christmas dinner card

The colors of my christmas decor I´ve chosen for this year were light blue, aqua and silver. I know it´s not really traditional colors but my family was very pleased about my idea... and of course about the menu :-) The flatware dies I´ve used are from Echo park paper designer dies called "What´s on the menu".