Today’s post is brought to you by my intern, KraftyKash!   Every once in a while I con her into writing posts for me.  Several weeks ago I gave her some amazing Canvas Corp products to work with to see what she came up with.  Here you have it! Enjoy!

Working with these Canvas Corp tags was a lot of fun.  I like the fact that they are a blank canvas, just waiting for you to create.

The design and products that you use are all up to your imagination.

This was a fun and easy project.

My supplies included fabric, mod podge, black paper, & my cricut machine.
I measured the fabric to fit on the canvas tag and then glued it down using mod podge.

While this was drying I cut out the letters in the word family using my cricut machine.

Next I put each letter on top of the fabric/canvas tag.

I covered the letter with Mod Podge and left to dry overnight.

I tied several pieces of black fabric together and clipped on the canvas tags using the tiny clothes pins from Canvas Corp.

I love the way the project turned out.

I would recommend these canvas tags to anyone that enjoys crafting.

These products were provided to me (Christy) to try out.  I was not paid for this review.

Today’s post is brought to you by my intern, KraftyKash!   Every once in a while I con her into writing posts for me.  Enjoy!  You can find her other posts in the Intern Krafty Kash section.

I enjoyed scrapbooking when my kids were younger. Both of my kids have their own scrapbook that I created. It takes a lot of time and energy to do it all just right.

So when Christy asked me to try out the Digital Scrapbook Artist 2, I was up for the challenge. I’m a fan of anything that makes my life a little easier.

The download and instructions  were easy to follow.

I decided to try out adding one of my images into a pre-made scrapbook page.

I used the Painted Backyard kit that comes with the program.

I did add in a few embellishments.

This is what I came up with:

Next up I designed my own page from a blank canvas.

I used the Summer Fun kit that I downloaded from Daisy Trails.

This kit has a lot of great choices to add to your page.

Here are a few things I didn’t like about the program:

You would have to use alot of printer ink, if you were printing out each page.

You only have a few kits to work with. There are about 15 that you can download for free & others that you can purchase.

In my opinion, the cutest kits are the ones you have to purchase.

I would have liked to see more boy themed kits available.

Here are a few things I did like about the program:

Each digikit has a great selection of frames, embellishments, and more.

You can use their pre-made pages or design your own.

I LOVE that you can upload to the internet to share with friends & family.

Once you figure out the program, its easy to use.

Digital Scrapbook Artist 2 is available now and is compatible with Windows 7, Vista, and XP.

Today’s post is brought to you by my intern, KraftyKash!   Every once in a while I con her into writing posts for me.  Enjoy!  You can find her other posts in the Intern Krafty Kash section.

I am a proud Stasher!

I was gifted this lovely pie cupboard recently.

I instantly thought “Woo Hoo! That is where my craft stash is going!”

When I saw that Dollar Store Crafts was hosting their APRIL STASH BUST….

I signed up!

Lets face it….I think I have enough stuff in here to craft my pants off.

The way I look at it is that:

1. I will make my husband happy by not spending any $$ on crafting in April.

2. If you make something cool, you might win an AWESOME prize.

So bop on over to Dollar Store Crafts & sign up.

Grab one of their cute buttons for your blog.

And get busy crafting!

Don’t forget to visit me at www.kraftykash.blogspot.com

I’m Kashoan, or as Christy likes to call me, the intern KraftyKash. As a kid I always enjoyed crafting. I made this button jar when I was in the 4th grade. I used a standard glass jar, cut up pieces of fabric and glued them on to the jar.

What a great idea, huh?  My Mom still has this jar.  Maybe someday I will be famous and it will be displayed in a crafty museum….ok probably not.  But a girl can always dream.

Now that Im a Mom, I’m always trying to get my kids to do projects with me. I think kids have to be in the mood to create. Usually I’m in the middle of a project and Korby, my 10 yr old daughter, will jump in and start helping.

I met Christy via Freecycle, she was giving away fabric, I was thrilled to take it off her hands! I soon realized she was a crafty genius and decided to start inviting myself over more often.  Since then she has motivated me to start an Etsy shop and I feel like I’ve gained a good friend. You can never have enough good “crafty” friends!

So that’s a little about me, the Intern KraftyKash. In case your wondering, my intern duties consist of: crafting, organizing, offering advice & wisdom, listing, learning, laughing, and sometimes tweeting (when Christy isn’t looking).

When I’m not being a intern, you can find me at: www.kraftykash.blogspot.com