The card that carries sandwiches


As I mentioned in my first post, I just adore making cards. I thought I would share my latest creation. It is quite possibly the cutest card I've ever made! I used a brown lunch bag as a base a covered it with scrapbook paper I found in the clearance section at Michael's. I folded the lunch bag in half to create a little pocket for personal messages. I found this idea on another blog (sadly I don't remember which one) and modified it to my preference.



On a completely unrelated note, Halloween is only a few days away! My little brother and I are throwing a party this weekend. We are huge horror fans which is how we derived this year's theme: Horror Movie. I'm putting the finishing touches on my costume and planning out fairly gruesome decorations. It will be spectacular...I hope.

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