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I started a new blog today

Frequently I surf the web and subscribe to feeds for card ideas. I am reluctant to leave comments on other paper crafting blogs, because I don't want it to be associated with my identity to this blog, with my little personal stories, my family pics, etc.

So I started a fun new blog where I can show off my cards and leave it basically unpersonalized, other than from an artistic point of view. I'll have a link to it from here, but I will not have a link from there back to my "everyday" blog.

After searching for availability, the name for the hyperlink will be My Little Hobby, but I wanted a different blog title. I looked through the SU catalog and spotted a stamp set that's not exactly my style, but I like the name of it. It's called "And Everything Nice." So check it out if you'd like, and feel free to leave comments on it any time. I'm excited about it!
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Mandi said…
Kelly-

I went through and looked at the cards on your new blog. They are so cute. You are so creative and I wish I was there to attend your card camps. I am sad that I was never able to make it. Now I have so much free time on my hands, cards have become a big part of my life. I make them and sell them at the Flowershop. Maybe I will post some too!

Mandi
April 06, 2007 10:46 AM
Michael & Ashley said…
Kelly,
Love your new blog--love your cards! You are so creative. I'm glad I've been able to go to a few card camps. I'm always in need of a card and it's so much more meaningful to give someone a card you've made --especially when it looks fabulous!
April 13, 2007 9:16 PM
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