This is a great project for you to teach to a group or make for craft fairs.  I charge $7/each.  The one thing I would do differently is use a piece of paper behind the nightlight instead of shred.  Just so you can see the product better.

  Supplies:  Mod Podge mat, Tape, sanding block, scissors, decorative napkins, dollar tree sanding block and the star of the show, a dollar tree (LED) clear nightlight.  

  Start by sanding the surface of the nightlight and removing any residue.  Make sure this is dry before putting on a light coat of mod podge.  Separate the napkin so it is only one ply and put the area you want to showcase as the design centered on the nightlight.  Gently put into the wet mod podge. gently start peeling away any extra napkin.  Go slowly as to not tear it while smoothing this layer out.

  Next you will put on the second layer of Mod Podge.  I took the piece outside and here in North Eastern Alabama it was 92*.  It only took approximately 30 minutes to be completely dry.

  Once complete, put it in the packaging of your choice.   I hope you’ll give this one a try!  Stamp Happy and be a blessing!

Until next time,

  The earthly remains of my sister, Barbara have been inside that box since December 30, 2007.  That is 18 years.  So much in the world as we know it has changed.  Her daughter is now grown with children of her own.  Four children two boys two girls.  One of the girls looks exactly like her grandmother.

  Yet, Barbara never met them in the physical world.  Another interesting bit of information is Barbara died not knowing that her “real” middle name was Joyce.  That is very Signiant in my life and would have been in hers.  We had an “aunt” Joyce.  Joyce though not related was the kind of woman who helped to shape us both as young women.  Helped us to stand up, speak up and remember that life isn’t about money, but it is about relationships.  It is about service to others and living a life to which Christ shines through.

  My own children are grown and on their own.  One having made horrible stupid decisions whereas the other is active-duty army stationed near the place he grew up. 

  In the case of my oldest son the only reason I know what he looks like is the mug shot online with the S** Offender registry of Baltimore, MD.  To be frank I wouldn’t recognize him if I passed him on the street.  He looks homeless. I haven’t seen him since 2019.  Please understand my love for him has and will not change. 

  In closing, Thank you Lord for my sister.  Let me be ever mindful of how I represent you.  Please continue to bless Barbara’s daughter and grandchildren.  Be a guiding light of love in their lives.

In Jesus name,

“May the Lord bless and keep you, may he

make his face shine upon you, and give you his peace”

Until next time,

Stamp happy and be a blessing

Life is always surprising me with the twists and turns it makes.
I’ve made these 4 simple yet elegant cards for three ladies whom are precious to me.

I am reminded that when men (or women) aim to deceive, mislead or otherwise be intentionally mean, that God will turn it around for his good and glory.

I made three sets of 4 cards each along with some small journals and packaged them with coordinating paper.

I am hoping that these three precious ladies will realize that they are enough, precious, and most of all loved and appreciated.

Until next time,