My Power Mall

I just joined this wonderful, new company called My Power Mall. There is no selling involved and it is 100% FREE TO JOIN!!! I know, I know! You have to wonder what the catch is...I know I did! But it really is FREE. What you do first is sign up. Now, you can go thru the company and they will assign you an upline, or you can join under someone (like me), who gives you an invitation, or a link to click on for more information. As I said before, there is no selling involved. All you do is SHOP! Shop for what you usually shop for online. If you go to Walmart to buy toothpaste, TP, deodorant, shampoo...still, buy those things, but purchase them on your mall. If you are a crafter, shop for craft supplies. JoAnn's, Oriental Trading, and more art supply places are in YOUR MALL. Yes, you heard me right. This is YOUR MALL!!!! Your new mall will have over 1000 stores already in it. When you shop at a store from your mall, the store will have your special ID number imbedded in the address bar, when you first click on it. After your order has shipped, it will become a sale. Once you have a sale, you can earn a rebate on it. Some stores have bigger rebates than others, but you will receive a portion of the money for EVERY PURCHASE you make. Similar to a Direct Sales Company that works on a pyramid, MPM (My Power Mall), will give you rebates on up to 9 levels!!!! What could be better???!!! It's FREE...NOTHING TO SELL...AND YOU MAKE MONEY!!!! What are you waiting for? Click on the link in my banner to the left, to get more information. I'd LOVE to have you join me. With just a few small purchases to reach $50, you can earn a FREE 3 day/2 nite vacation!!!

2 more cards to share. These were convention swap cards that I made last year. Hope you enjoy them!

Here's a selection of cards that were in my files that I created. The one in the lower right hand corner is great way to use up scraps. I tend to make more cards than anything else and then I horde them. I have them in boxes, crates, bags, etc...and yet when it is time to actually use one for a birthday card, I'm scrambling around trying to make one at the last minute. Go figure. All those wonderful swap cards I got at conventions, and regionals are just for ideas. I can't possibly USE them.

Here's another framed art piece that I made to give to a customer's daughter on her 13th birthday. Actually, it was the first of 1 of these that I had ever made. I used Headline Alphabet, and Brushtroke Alphabet for the lettering; SU Eyelets and Ribbon; CS: Only Orange, Green Galore, and YoYo Yellow; Wal-mart Daisy Ribbon, 3d Daisies, spiral clips, and circle tag accents. Hope you enjoy this one as well!!

One more frame to add for today. I made this for my sister for her birthday this past year. I'm not sure which website the "mushy" saying came from.

Another framed art piece that I created.This one was inspired by one that my upline made.

My niece really likes penguins, so I made this for her as a birthday gift this past year. Stamps used: Penguin Paradise, Headline Alphabet; Card Stock: Tempting Turquoise, Taken with Teal, Pixie Pink; Ink: Pixie Pink, Taken with Teal, Basic Black, and assorted markers. Ribbon and spiral clips are from Wal-Mart.

Cards, Cards, and More Cards

These cards were made at my upline's meeting. I believe they were CASE'ed from SCS. If they are your designs, please let me know so I can give credit where credit is due. ;)

Here's another card I did recently in a card class. I used the Watercolor Crayons to color the flower in.

I made this cute frog a couple of weeks ago to send out for a friends birthday. I attached wiggle eyes with Crystal Effects. The black cs set it off nicely and made it stand out a bit more.

Pictures

Well, today I figured out how to add a picture. It's not much but it's a start. That's me in my craft room. My son took this picture to use in a school writing piece. It's probably the only picture you'll ever see of me, as I HATE to have my picture taken. Don't know if this will work or not, but I'm going to try to insert a picture of a project that I made for my other son's teacher for Christmas. Here goes....okay. Well, here it is, but I want it below this post, not above...guess I need to experiment some more.