Sending Hedgehugs

Janice is hosting over at Little Red Wagon this week and she's moving merrily along with her Star Trek-inspired challenges. This week, she's asking us to take up the "Captain's Log" challenge. There are different types of logs - from pieces of wood to journals and calendars to a mathematical logarithm to somebody needing to log off their computer. So. Many. Options.

With all the creative options I had, I decided to go wild (as in a wild animal) with a hedgehog sitting on a log. I used a different sort of card fold though, with the grass opening down and the sky opening up. The log and hedgehog are on the grassy flap that flips down. 

Please make your way over to Little Red Wagon to see the rest of the Girlfriends' creations - and then create a project of your own! After logging your work on your blog, you can log it in theLittle Red Wagon linkup! 

Boo!

It's time for our talented Chrissy to host at Little Red Wagon again this week. She's calling out for Halloween projects of all kinds - cards, tags, bags, home decor, scrapbook pages, etc. 

I opted to create a card using a variety of papers and products from various companies, most of which are no longer in business, unfortunately. It was fun getting out old goodies that I haven't seen in a while. 

Now it's time for you to create something with a Halloween theme! If you're looking for inspiration, check out the Girlfriends' projects over at Little Red Wagon. 

Bring on the Jolly

It's Imke's turn to host at Little Red Wagon and she's still working her way through the alphabet. This week, it's H for Holidays! Create a project for any sort of holiday.

I decided to create a Christmas tag using a stamp set from My Favorite Things. The die tags are from a generic set and the ribbon and banner die are from My Craft Spot (no longer in business). 

Please head over to Little Red Wagon to see the rest of the holiday creations! 

Be Strong and Courageous

It's my turn to host at Little Red Wagon again this week. Yippee! I'm still going strong with Elton John as my inspiration for 2025 and this week, the song is "I'm Still Standing". I'm looking for projects of encouragement - and you can interpret that however you would like!

I decided to do a scripture journal page. I haven't done one of these in ages and I always really enjoy it. The last few months, I have done a number of things outside my comfort zone in order to prove to myself that I am strong, brave and resilient and decided I should do a page about that. 

Please head over to Little Red Wagon to check out the rest of the projects designed by the Girlfriends. I'd love for you to link up a project of your own too! 

Falling for You

It's our wonderful Brenda's turn to host at Little Red Wagon and she's looking for slimline creations this week.

I pulled out a variety of products from My Craft Spot (no longer in business). The sentiment, all dies, and twine are from My Craft Spot. The cardstock is from Stampin' Up. I've had all these products for a decade or two!

Please head over to Little Red Wagon to check out the rest of the slimline projects - and then link up one of your own!