Herringbone card

 This card was made using more Kaisercraft designer paper, and the Herringbone technique.

Thank you, sweet Carol, If you read this post... Carol from  "Our Littel Inspirations" blog...

Is the one who first showed me how to do this technique.  I think I like it as much as she does.

It's great for using up scraps of paper.

You can also find the technique in the tutorial section at Split Coast Stampers website.

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I have all but one of my cards in the mail   (because I still have not made another trip to the post office).

And I made the decision to hand deliver my cards to the neighbor this year.   (Due to the high cost of postage).   At first I didn't know if it was the right decision, because the weather hasn't been too great, and most of my neighbors have not been home, and I couldn't just put them on their door for them to get wet or blow away. 

 Well I did manage to get a couple of them hand delivered.  I am so happy that I made that decision.  My quilt card was delieved to my quilting neighbor  this morning, and she inivited me into her craft room to see some of her quilts.  (and she gave me a bag of  her handmade cookies!  They are so good!)

I delieverd another card to a neighbor and guess what?  I got another bag of home made cookies.

I think I  am definitely going to try to hand deliver more hand made cards  next year!  Smile!

Hope everyone is having a great weekend

Happy crafting to you,

Blessings,

Jill