Happy Friday!

Aw yes... the weekend! I have lots of work to do for the product launch next week for all you lovely blog readers. I promise it will be good! I have other BIG projects in the works and can't wait to share in the coming months (yes, months! these things take time!)... They are real BIG so it will be worth the wait! Thank you to everyone for your patience and support (I'm still plugging away on fulfilling a huge backlog of orders as well!). Here's my Friday outfit:

Top: Urban Outfitters
Jeans: Seven for all mankind
Heels: Seychelles
Necklaces: Amy Wing and Lauren Haupt

FYI: I LOVE this new top I got on sale at Urban Outfitters ($9.99 in store, I got xs and I'm 5'5"). I've worn it twice since I bought last week and completely hubby approved. :) Those jeans... I've had them for 4-5 years! Isn't that crazy? I wore them in our engagement photos a few years ago... AND, when I got them, they were used off eBay. Built right!

Our Last Challenge for Now

Thanks everyone who participated in our 3-dimensional project challenge last month.


First up we have Sandy Ang's ribbon organizer. What a pretty box! Isn't this a great way to keep ribbons from getting wrinkled and tangled?


Sandy also made this mini house. You have got to hop over to her blog and see the amazing details on this!



Next up we have Jessica Moyer's accordian album. We love how bright and happy it is. The glitter border & rhinestone accents add the perfect amount of sparkle.

Along with all of the exciting changes on the blog, we are going to be starting a new tradition that will make it easier for you to share all of those SEI paper-crafting projects you are working on. So, although we will not have anymore challenges for now, stay tuned. We will have more details on how you can show off your awesome creations.

Thanks again to everyone who participated in all of our challenges! Be sure to check back next week because we are having an exciting week full of projects and a giveaway. Happy weekend!

Pumpkins

I really, really want to make these for my Halloween decorations this year but I just know I'm not going to get around to it.  Here's the tutorial if anyone else wants to attempt it.  (Feel free to make some for me too!)