A few summers ago, I visited Baltimore and found Lexington Market. It's a wonderful market filled with loads of goodies. I enjoyed a delicious hand carver turkey sandwich and the best doughnut of my life. I've been on the hunt for another sour cream doughnut that tastes as good, but I guess I'll just have to return to Baltimore for that!

After receiving their Earth Day bookmarks, my fourth graders asked to make cards with me again. We made cards this Christmas to send to the hospital, so I figured it was only a matter of time before they'd want to make more. Since Teacher's Appreciation Week is next week, I thought the kids could make cards for their homeroom teachers (I only see them for about 2 hours a day). I made a bunch of examples, so they could have some choices.
This card was based upon the request to use the Sweet Kawaii set. It's one of my favorites, so there wasn't any argument from me! I created an argyle-esque grid in the background using my Scor-Pal.....it's hard to see in this photo, but it looks great in person! It was a big hit when I shared it....especially when they can pick the treat image of their liking.
I have a bunch more to share, but I figured I'd space them out...this way I'll have more posts for my poor, neglected blog. It's not much longer until summer vacation....is it bad that I'm just as excited as the kids? okay, maybe more!
DetailsStamps - Sweet Kawaii (My Cute Stamps)
Ink - Chocolate Chip (SU!); Copics
Paper - white, Pink Pirouette, Soft Suede (SU!)
Accessories - brown gingham ribbon, adhesive pearls, Scor-Pal
