Woo Hoo, thanks so much EllenH!!

[tasly]

Just wanted to post a great BIG THANKS to Ellen Huton I visit her AWESOME blog regularly and happened upon a drawing she was hosting. Anyway, here are some pictures of my lovely prizes! Primas, never tried these (gasp), over a yard each of 4 different colors twill tape (which she sells at her blog;)) some cool net like fiber, cards and coordinating envelopes from Memory Box Co., a GORGEOUS card and of course the stamp of my choice that the card was made with.

Thanks so much Ellen, you're are too sweet;)

Check out her blog for lots of informative information, tool tips, and of course, inspiration. She also sells Lockhart Stamps which is where the Angel came from!:mrgreen: http://www.ellenhutson.typepad.com/

[Dorinda]

Gorgeous!!
I love Ellen she is sooooo awesome!! I love to lurk at her blog a lot.

[EllenH]

Thank you sweet ladies! This was so much fun to do - my DD's are so cute, they love to do this type of "event". Yep, it becomes and event at our house - LOL! I'm thrilled you haven't had any Primas - they are the ubber coolest little flowers ever! and now you can try the trick of printing on the twill WOOHOO - I'm so glad I could make your day!!!

[EllenH]

OK - so my typing stinks right now - that should read "an event at our house".

[willosmama]

I love that little stamp! So awesome! Is that one the lockhart stamps??? TOOO Cute!

[MUSIKEL]

Another kudo here for Ellen:
She took the time to list "tools of the trade" and I am SOLD on Stewarts Superior stamp cleaner, thanks to her mention of it on her blog. Several of my stamps have "black" residue but when I use Stewarts they shine up like brand new rubbah! Now my question to Ellen is: where do I find the stuff in the gallon so I can clean my entire stamp collection? LOL

[tazadecafe]

Hi,I was just wondering where do you get the "Superior" cleaner? TIA...gina

[EllenH]

Just google Stewart Superior Ultra Clean and I'm guessing you will find multiple outlets for this product. And yes it is a Lockhart Angel They are so pretty - you can use them for Christmas, but also as a tooth "fairy" or any other type of fairy for that matter. I'm also thinking it would be a wonderful angel for sympathy cards.