Showing posts with label Pixelimpress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pixelimpress. Show all posts

Thursday, December 22, 2011

giving

 My home made treats are all lined up and ready for giving.  Ever since third grade, I have been baking the classic chocolate chip cookie and here they are wrapped up.
 Found these fantastic boxes from smock paper on line and love the way the gift tag from pixelimpress looks 
tied on top.
 the cookies stack up inside perfectly on parchment paper and tissue.
My new Bertazzoni oven is a dream.
Wishing I could send each of you one of my home made treats.

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

happy treats

Happy Holidays to each of you. 
I am busily preparing some sweet home made treats from my new kitchen to give.
I just love these little tags that Pam over at Pixelimpress made for me.


I wish I could send each of you one of my sweet holiday treats.
In the meantime, know you and your comments make my day so happy.
Wishing each of you happy happy days~




Friday, January 22, 2010

zigzag


I could spend an innordinate amount of time "zigzagging" on etsy. I must admit, I love shopping on etsy and enjoy supporting fellow bloggers too. Pam over at Pixelimpress personalized these cute cheveron note cards that I ordered.
You can order the notes simply chevroned without personalization.
Love the bright yellow envelope.
Hop on over or zigzag there to leave a comment and take a look around. Thanks Pam, love the notes and the cheery colored envelopes!

Friday, June 05, 2009

pixel

Meet Pixel, of Pixelimpress.
Pam was the winner of a recent giveaway and she requested a portrait of Pixel and her love of 













Pixel and Pam radiate an orange glow all around them.  Pixel loves ropes and the garden hose and Pam loves orange and pretty papers which she sells.
Did you ever notice that when you like something, it has a way of gravitating toward you.






















I love these fresh thank-you notes.  The X's and O's say it all.























Hello goldfish.  This little fish reminds me of a brooch my grandmother had.
Pop on over and say hi to Pam and to Pixel.  This is one of her photos, and she sells these too.