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I used some of Alicia McNamara's birthday printables to make a scrapbook page. I haven't put everything down on the page yet. I wanted to see if anyone had any suggestions for any other embellishments to add to it or do you think I have too many butterflies on it.

Shout Out to Whitney Walsh – I love watching videos that give me inexpensive ideas. I’ve been watching presentations where they do lots of distressing, and since I don’t have any inks, you gave me my favorite tip today. You can use a black marker instead of ink to distress. My aha moment also came from you, Whitney. It’s to incorporate paper crafting kits into other paper crafting projects, like scrapbooking or junk journals. I loved the idea of using those tags to make bookmarks. I’m in a Senior Readers Book Club, and I’m always looking for new ways to make bookmarks.

Thanks Alicia McNamara for the Vintage Cards PDF. I'm going to use it for scrapbooking pages, and the envelopes have inspired me to use them in junk journals for items that I want to put in them but be able to take them out if I want to. I enjoyed your presentation and thanks again for the PDF.

I'm not very good at taking selfies. My little mini dachshund, Jemma, loves to lay in my lap while I watch the presentations.