NEW NEW NEW! :)

We have added lots of new items to the shop for the spring season and Easter Holiday!
Easter Wine Glasses
Easter "buckets" (baskets)
Wild flower vases (a small vase to display flowers picked by little children)
&more!
Be sure to check them out!
Www.etsy.com/shop/kendallmariescrafts

DIY Easter Egg Wreath!

Spring is here and before we know it the Easter Bunny will be on his way! I love decorating for the different seasons and especially the holidays! And as always DIY crafts are a favorite of mine! One of my first crafts of this spring season was this Easter Egg wreath...its most definitely in the spirit of the season and so easy/cheap to create! I had some of the supplies on hand so it cost me under $10 to make and took less then 30 minutes! Heres How...

DIY Easter Egg Wreath
Supplies Needed:
* Plastic Eggs
* Styrofoam wreath form
* sheer glittery ribbon (the wider the better...youre going to use this to cover your Styrofoam)
* wooden cross (you could also change it up and use a family initial or something else in place of the cross)
* glue (make sure its strong holding and fairly weather resistant)

Steps
1- wrap your Styrofoam wreath form with the sheer ribbon. (Note: if you move directly into step 2 you don't need to glue the ribbon down, the glue from the eggs will hold it in place)
2- Glue your cross onto the ribbon/Styrofoam
3- Glue plastic eggs around the Styrofoam form - mix colors and or sizes as you see fit.
4- Allow the glue to dry a good 24 hours, hang on your door and enjoy!

**a few other ideas for this wreath would be to add in some plastic easter grass, or even to do the entire wreath in eggs with no wooden shapes added

Have fun with this quick craft and feel free to post pictures of your egg wreaths in the comments!

Our baby boy is here!

Well our little bundle of joy decided he was a bit impatient so instead of waiting until the end of March like he was supposed to, Trenton entered the world March 1st at 2:51 am! Hes as precious as they get and we feel incredibly blessed to have 2 amazing little boys!
Being 4 weeks premature these past few weeks have been a bit crazy (then again with what newborn ISNT life a little crazy!?) But we are now settling in well as he has finally received a clean bill of health!
Now that life isn't quite so chaotic and I'm almost done catching up on orders placed while we were in the hospital I am working on some new items (easter, paintings, woodworking and more!) Stay tuned!!

Last Day!

Happy Friday!!

Just a friendly reminder that today is the LAST DAY to enter in the St Patrick's Day Pint Glass giveaway on my Facebook page!
If you haven't yet, be sure to follow the simple instructions & enter!
Www.Facebook.com/kendallmariescrafts

I've been working on quite a few projects this week all that should be wrapping up over this weekend - more to come on that soon!

Feel free to share any projects you have in the works - I'd love to see them!

Have a great weekend!

Xo Kendall Marie

NEW ITEM! Nautical Theme Painting

As I work on the rooms in my house I'm decorating (now that the craft closet is checked off the list I'm down to a Nautical Theme Nursery and a Cowboy Theme Little Boy's Room) I'm trying to branch out and try different crafts/DIY Projects (Paintings, curtains, wall vinyls etc.) Some haven't turned out exactly as I've hoped, but the majority I'm really loving how they are coming out and so as they are completed I'll be adding them to my etsy shop!

Today I added my first one - A nautical theme canvas painting perfect for a nautical themed nursery, little boy or even little girl's room (the colors of the painting can easily be changed up to be a little more 'girlie' if desired.)  The acrylic canvas painting states "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (symbolized with a starfish) Always Remember How Loved You Are"

A variety of canvas sizes are available with pricing starting at $20.  To order your own nautical painting click {here} 

End Grain Cutting Boards

Glass, Plastic, Wood - what is your cutting board made out of?

Since my husband has taken up woodworking I have learned of the benefits to your knives of using wooden cutting boards over glass or even plastic cutting boards, and have also learned that cutting boards can serve the dual purpose of being a truly beautiful decoration in your kitchen.

A Fine Handcrafted Hardwood cutting board may be more expensive then a plastic or glass board you could get elsewhere - but the beauty of the cheaper boards can in no way be compared.  Made of a variety of wood (cherry, walnut, maple, etc.) the amazing color and detail of the wood grain immediately draws the attention of everyone who enters our kitchen.

In addition to this, the natural way the End Grain of the wood gives and then self heals with each cut allows for an ideal cutting surface that not only lasts longer itself but also doesn't dull your knives like other surfaces. 

Not only are the design patterns for end grain cutting boards endless, but it can truly be said that no two are the same as they each have their own uniqueness from the natural wood.  Here are a few that my husband has made - each one different and each as beautiful as the other - which design do you like best?

Craft Closet Complete!

Earlier this week I mentioned a few projects I've been working on this week - 3 rooms in our new house (talk about exhausting!) - A Nautical Theme Nursery, Cowboy Theme Boy's Room (not quite completed yet but I'm very excited to say the entire room remodel will be for under $40! - More on that later!) , and my very own Craft Closet!! I've been working on little projects for each of these throughout the week (vinyl wall decor, paintings, hanging pictures, etc.) but decided it'd be best to first finish my craft closet as getting my craft supplies re-organized will certainly help the other projects go much smoother!

I'm so excited to have a craft closet - as any DIY craft person knows, a craft area can sometimes look a lot like a natural disaster area! Sketches out, paintbrushes out, wine glasses drying, etc. while I always re-organize all my supplies when I'm done and leave the area (previously my kitchen table) without a trace of the disaster that was once there it's not uncommon for my craft area to look like more damage then good mid-way thru my process.  So I'm very excited to have an area that I can keep all my supplies out instead of boxed up, and can close off the disaster work-in-progress scene without having to pick it all up when we have company come over -  It's the little things!  :)

 

Putting together the Craft Closet

1 - Pick the closet: The closet we chose to use is a 2 door coat closet at the top of our stairs. Our new house has SO much more room then our previous house that we've easily been able to sacrifice this additional coat closet. 

2 - Color theme - while it's not mandatory, I decided I wanted a color theme for my craft closet. Having just a little over a year ago had a black & white theme wedding, I had a bunch of baskets & boxes saved that went with this color scheme so I decided to make this the theme of my craft closet.

3 - Shelves - In addition to the standard wire rack at the top of the closet,  my husband cut for me 2 shelves the length of the entire closet.  I knew I wanted one around 'desk height' to do the majority of my work, so I went ahead and painted that board (solid black with a white pattern) and had it installed. Next was deciding whether I wanted the other board cut to make multiple shelves on each side or one full length board above my newly installed 'desk'  After talking it over and looking at some of the supplies I would be needing to store on the shelf I decided it would make most sense to have the single full length shelf - so I painted this board white with a black design sponged onto it.

I've now fully 'moved-in' to the craft closet - my husband plans on installing some lighting under the shelf above my desk which will be nice, and I do plan on adding to the craft closet (ribbon holders, vinyl holders, etc.) over the next few weeks - rather then making the decision solely based off looks, I want to see where things will fit best practically. 

So - for now - shy of a little more organization, here is the finished closet!! I just love it! :)

 

Do you have a craft room or closet where you do your work?

Any tips/suggestions on what to add to the closet?

 

Xo Kendall Marie 

 

St. Patrick's Day GIVEAWAY!! :)

I can't believe there's only a little more then a week left in February! That means only a few short weeks left until we will get to meet baby boy #2! (We expect to meet him around March 19th) But it ALSO means it is time for another GIVEAWAY!!!

St. Patricks Day is quickly approaching (Monday March 17th) so what better item to giveaway then a Handpainted St. Patrick's Day Beer Pint Glass?!

  

To Enter:

1. Like my Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/kendallmariescrafts

2. Comment your name on the contest post [Click Here]

 

Do both no later then February 28th

A winner will be randomly selected and posted on March 1st

Good Luck!!

 

Xo Kendall Marie

What crafts are you working on?

Saw this today and got a laugh out of it...it's SO true for me! Thought I'd share for my fellow DIY/Craft-lovers :)

 

What crafts are you working on this week???

First 3 to comment with what they're working on will receive a $10 gift certificate to my Etsy shop!

**Please include a valid email address with your comment so I can email you the gift certificate code!**  

 

Having just moved into a new house I have a nautical theme nursery, cowboy theme little boy's bedroom and craft closet all in the works each being put together with DIY projects - some of which will be added to my shop once they are done - can't wait to share pictures!  

 

For now here is a sneak peak of one of the canvas pictures I painted for my son's cowboy theme room - he was very specific in wanting it to look like him on a horse with a laso ;)

Can't wait to hear what you have in the works!

 

Xo Kendall Marie

 

DIY First Anniversary Gift

As two people who both really enjoy making things (my husband is the woodworker [check out his awesome fine hardwood cutting boards here] while I'm the crafter/painter/repurposer) my husband and I both agreed that for our anniversary gift we would keep the gifts more personal by making them.  Having just moved and being somewhat on bed rest for the remainder of my pregnancy, I was a little more limited on what all supplies I could gain access to, and so to Pinterest I went to look for some ideas!

I posted in a craft group that I follow asking for suggestions, but unfortunately didn't get much more help then a friendly reminder that the gift of the First Anniversary is supposed to be paper.  Knowing I have a Cricut, tons of scrapbook paper and accessories, I figured going with this 'paper gift' tradition would work just right! 

Wanting to make the paper gift personal to us and our wedding day, I decided I wanted to find something that would include our wedding vows and/or first dance song.  With this I went to pinterest and google to look at some ideas, before deciding to make this Framed First Dance Lyrics Cutout.

If you'd like to make this Framed First Dance Lyrcis Cutout, doing so couldn't be easier (and more inexpensive) by following these instructions:

 

DIY Framed First Dance Lyrics Cutout

 

You will need:

Picture Frame (size of your choosing - I used a 5x7")

Scrapbook paper - 5 colors, ideally ones that match your house decor

Color 1 - Background

Color 2 - Tree

Color 3 - Heart

Color 4 - Bird #1

Color 5 - Bird #2

Cricut & Craftroom - OR - Scissors to cut on your own

Writing Utensil (Marker/Pen/Pencil)

Gluestick/Glue Dots

 

Steps:

1. Using the Cricut basics cartridge available for free to everyone in the cricut craft room OR a pair of scissors - cut out a two rectangles to fit the background of your picture frame using Color 1 and Color 2.

2. Using your writing utensil (I used a fine tip black sharpie) write the song lyrics to fill the rectangle you cut out on Color 2. 

TIP: If the lyrics do not take up the entire rectangle you may want to write them multiple times.  Not all the lyrics will show since the the tree pattern will be cut out of this, so the duplication will not be noticeable.

3. On the Color 2 rectangle that is now filled with lyrics, cut out the tree shape you would like keeping in mind that the larger/fuller the tree, the more lyrics you'll have showing.

You may have a design on your cricut you'd like to use, I drew the tree on the back of the rectangle and cut out by hand.

4.   On Color 3 using the cricut basics cartridge cut out a heart sized correctly to the trunk of your tree.  Write on this your anniversary date.

5. On Color 4 and Color 5 cut out equal sized 'love birds' (can be done using the 'A Childs Year Cartridge' or by drawing and cutting by hand) sized to fit on the tree branches.

6. Assemble: Glue the tree onto the background, heart onto the tree trunk, and birds onto the branches.  Place into picture frame.

 

I had the scrap paper, picture frame and marker on hand, so I was able to do this entire project for free.  If you need to purchase the frame I suggest checking out your local dollar store as they often have a wide variety of decent frames all for $1.  The paper you can get for around $0.50 each at your local craft store - possibly even cheaper elsewhere.  Basically this project can be done for less than $5!

As always have fun with it and make it your own! The biggest benefit behind a handmade project is just how personal you can make it! And please post pictures of your finished First Dance Lyrics Cutouts you make! I'd love to see them!

 

 

Part Two of my husbands Anniversary gift is something that kept with the paper theme but took a bit more work and time - stay tuned for more on my "Life is An Adventure" project!

 

Xo Kendall Marie

Happy Valentines Day!

Happy Valentines Day! (a few hours early!)

Having just moved into a new house (the boxes everywhere are enough to drive me crazy but I'm very excited about my 'craft closet' that will soon be set up!) having spent the past 48hours "iced-in" (this Florida girl has definitely learned since moving to South Carolina that ice-days aren't as fun as they sound, they're MESSY, and they come with some miserably cold weather !)  and being less than a month away from meeting our new little bundle of joy (did I mention we JUST moved and our whole house including the nursery are still in boxes?? AHH!!) my husband and I who usually celebrate holidays a bit on the extreme side decided to enjoy a more low key V-Day this year. As much as I love Holidays - I'm one of those people who truly LOVES buying gifts and planning unique ways to make the Holidays fun - I haven't been feeling the greatest this trimester and so a more low key Valentines Day sounded just perfect to me.
That being said however, I still couldn't just buy a box of chocolates and card and be on my way...that would just be insulting to my new Cricut machine ;) So in addition to buying a box of chocolates, I headed to my favorite place - the Cricut Craft Room! After years of wanting a Cricut, now that my wonderful husband has spoiled me with one I've decided that the time I used to spend reading thru dozens of greeting cards in the store, rarely being truly satisfied with whichever I'd settle for, will now be spent in the craft room making a truly personal and equally, if not more-beautiful greeting card! Cricut has SO many V-Day card options it can be a bit overwhelming, so rather then browsing thru all the available options, I decided to look for a card that fit a specific theme (I call my husband my 'honey bee' so I wanted a bee-themed card) and in a few short minutes had found, purchased, and cut the 'Bee-mine' card layout! Filled with a personal note, stuffed in an envelope and just like that I had my card!
In addition to the Bee-Mine greeting card and valentines day staple heart shaped box of chocolates, I wanted one more thing to complete my husbands gift, keeping with the theme behind the holiday and not so much the commercialization of it, so off to Pinterest for some inspiration I went! Having in the past made my husband the '52 Reasons I love you' (if you haven't seen this/made for your significant other, it's a really cute gift and very simple to make...take a 52card deck, and on each card write a reason you love your significant other.  I even included some pictures on some of them.  Bind them together with a metal ring and you have a great personalized gift to make your boyfriend/husband smile) I was on the hunt for something similar but obviously not the same, which lead me to my inspiration for "the ABCs of you & me"

Making it couldn't have been easier.  Thanks to my Cricut and Extreme Fonts cartridge the entire booklet was complete in less then an hour.  

To Create "The ABCs of You & Me"

1.  Obtain a mini note booklet or bind together notecards - if you want to do front & back you will need 13 pages, if you'd like to only do the front you will need 26 pages PLUS a cover 

2. Cut letters sized to fit on your pages yet still allow room to write.  I cut my letters using Extreme Fonts on my Cricut, Font: Junior, Size: 2" 

3.  Glue letters on each page, and fill in a memory/reason you love your significant other/etc. that starts with that letter on that page

4. Decorate the front as you please - I covered the front of mine with a solid cardstock, accented with some string and a heart and titled it "the ABCs of you & me" with the date of this Valentines day. 

*This project can easily be done without a Cricut as well and can be modified to be as simple/complex as you would like.  If you'd like to keep it ultra simple but still just as nice looking, draw the letters on each page rather then cutting/gluing - the options are really endless - have fun with it and feel free to share your finished projects in the comments! 

First 3 projects shared in the comments by March 1, 2014 will receive a $5 gift card to my shop!

67 Chocolate Kisses

I can't believe it is already February! I feel as though I was just posting about plans for the new year! This month has started off on a great foot with NEW items being listed, NEW orders coming in, and an exciting FIRST for Kendall Marie's Crafts - being asked to take part in a fundraiser! My shop will be donating an "I teach therefore I drink" wine glass as well as a gift certificate to my shop that will be included in an auction to benefit patients with PCOS. Just as I enjoy doing contests and giveaways, I also enjoy taking part in fundraisers and would love to be included in a couple more throughout the year! **If you or someone you know is hosting a fundraiser event, please don't hesitate to contact me via my etsy page or Facebook page!**

Speaking of giveaways...Incase you missed the announcement on my Facebook page - there were 67 chocolate kisses inside the Be Mine wineglass. Our contestant with the highest guess (she guessed 54 chocolate kisses) WON the glass full of chocolates! Congrats and Happy Valentines Day to our winner!! :)

If you like FREE stuff and haven't already, be sure to like us on Facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/kendallmariescrafts

I have contests and giveaways just about every month, and Facebook is always the first place they are announced!

:)

Also incase you missed it, as promised, we have quite a few NEW products in the shop! Be sure to check out the NEW teacher coffee mug, St. Patrick's Day wine and beer glasses, as well as burlap canvas paintings!

www.etsy.com/shop/kendallmariescrafts

I also have several wooden signs and a couple of new glass designs in the works that I hope to have up over the next couple of weeks - keep an eye out! :)

In addition to all I've already mentioned, I do have one more exciting announcement! (In my opinion I've saved the best announcement for last!) Kendall Marie's Crafts will officially become my full time job in just a few short weeks! I'm so very excited for this opportunity, and look forward to the challenges and rewards that come with growing a business! We are expecting baby boy #2 in mid-March, so aside from the few weeks that I may be out of commission while I recover and adjust to life with a newborn again (baby boy #1 just turned 5!) I am already excitedly planning the growth of my shop to include new designs, branching out in many different directions, and also adding to this blog to not only include updates on the shop, but to include a weekly DIY craft, homemaking tips, etc. So stay tuned for all that is to come! :)

Hand-painted Wineglass and Chocolate GIVEAWAY!

It's that time again - Time for our next GIVEAWAY contest! 

This is actually our February giveaway, but we started it a few weeks in advance to give everyone an opportunity to try and WIN!

Entering couldn't be easier!

Follow these steps:

1. Visit my FB page: www.facebook.com/kendallmariescrafts There you'll find a link for the contest with pictures that look like this:

2. Comment your guess on how many chocolate kisses are in the hand painted wineglass no later then January 31st!

3.  February 1st watch for the winner to be announced on the FB page!

The closest guess **without going over** WINS and will receive the chocolate candy and hand painted glass in the mail!  

 

Good Luck!!

 

**Also - Don't forget the 10% off special running now thru the end of January - Coupon Code: 2014SAVE10**

DIY Valentines Day Cards - As little as 5 Steps Using Cricut Machine

I'm not sure if I announced it on here or not, but my all time favorite Christmas present that I received a few weeks ago would have to be my new Cricut machine! (I've always wanted one! - thanks hubby!) The options with it are seriously endless! My mind has been non-stop thinking of the countless directions I can go both for new items in the shop as well as DIY projects! Needless to say, the Cricut Craft room has become my 2nd home lately! side note: If you have a cricut and haven't downloaded the craft room - you MUST! It is SO worth it!!
Every week in the Cricut Craft Room a different cartridge is featured as "Free For a Week." This week (January 13-20, 2014) the free cartridge (which automatically appears in your 'My Cartridges' in the craft room) is 'Spring Holiday Cards.' Not one to pass up free cuts, and also one who looks for just about any excuse to use my Cricut, it seemed the perfect time to print out Valentines Day cards for my son's preschool class! His class has 8 kids plus his teacher, so printing out 8 Valentines Day cards using the 'Spring Holiday Cards' cartridge, assembling them and having them ready to go took about 20 minutes! (Honestly the majority of that time was spent re-sizing and assembling the cards in the Craft Room - so I will provide the dimensions I used and save anyone who would like to use them the time of doing so!) I was able to size them to fit all 8 cards so that they could be cut out using as little as 2 - 12x12" papers - essentially you could cut out 8 cards under $2.00, or for FREE if you happen to have some scrapbook paper that could be used like I did! 

How to Create your V-Day Cards:

 

What You'll Need:

• Cricut Machine, Cricut Mat, Computer and Cricut Craft Room ready to go!
• 2 sheets (possibly 3 depending on colors chosen - see Step 5 below) of 12x12" scrapbook paper 
  **2 - 12x12" sheets will make 8 3x4" V-Day Cards
• Cartridges:
• Spring Holiday Cards (Free in the Cricut Craft Room the week of 1/13/14 - 1/20/14)
• Cricut Craft Room Basics (Optional if creating layer 3, Free to all craft room users)

Layer 1

(In the picture below this is the rose patterned paper)
(KMC Tip: This is selected thru the tabs along the top of your Cricut Craft room; using layers each a different color allows you to better visualize what you'll be printing at a time as well as what your finished product will look like.  Be sure when you get to your print screen to only choose the layer you'd like printed on that particular page!)

Step 1 - Choose the background for the cards from those available on the cartridge - I choose Bckgrnd5, sized them to 3" x 4" and rotated them so that 8 fit on my 12x12 page . (KMCTip: Because of the detail on the card itself (especially the lettering) I wouldn't recommend going much smaller as it might not cut very nice, but you could always choose to go bigger if you'd like!) 
Step 2 - Select the paper you'd like for the backing of your cards, load it into your Cricut, adjust your settings depending on what material the paper you're using is, select the layer you're printing (in this case layer 1) and let the Cricut work its magic!

Layer 2

(In the picture below this is the solid pink paper)

Step 3 - For layer Choose the design you'd like for the front of your card, or choose multiple if you'd like to have a variety. Rotate the 8 card fronts so they all fit on the sheet.  I choose Valntne1, and sized them to 2.6"x3.4" so that they would fit nicely onto the backing and into the convenient corner slits that have been cut out for your on your first layer.

Step 4 - Select the paper you'd like, load it into your Cricut, adjust your settings depending on what material the paper you're using is, select the layer you're printing (in this case layer 2) and let the Cricut work its magic!

Optional Layer 3

(In the picture below this is what makes the lettering and heart design white)

Step 5 - Depending on the color/pattern of paper that you used you may find that your contrast isn't great enough to make the letters really stand out. If this is the case, choose a third sheet of paper with significant contrast to your Layer 2 (I choose white) and select one of the rectangles off of the Cricut Craft Room Basics Cartridge, size it to 2.6"x3.4" and rotate the 8 cards so they all fit on the sheet.  Load the paper into your cricut, adjust your settings, select the layer you're printing (layer 3) and let the Cricut work its magic!

Assembly

Step 6 - Layer 1 is the backing for your card, Layer 2 will go on top of this and the 4 corners should be slid thru the crescent shaped slits the Cricut has cut out on Layer 1 to hold it in place, making 1 V-Day Card.
**If you did Layer 3 this will go behind Layer 2 and on top of Layer 1 to help the letters and design 'pop' better.

 

If you make a V-Day card we'd love to see it! Post a picture in the comments below!

Also - you can order a color coordinating 'Be Mine' wine glass (available both in stemless or regular) at http://www.etsy.com/shop/kendallmariescrafts

**Choose the chocolate option if you'd like your glass to arrive with Hershey kisses inside ready to be gifted!

 

Kendall Marie's Crafts

New Year, New Items!

Happy New Year!

 

**Save 10% off anything in the shop during the month of January! Coupon code: 2014SAVE10**

 

January Update

2013 certainly ended in a blur - 75 orders were placed and processed in the last two months - 52 of those being in December itself! It was a bit crazy at times (like the days I walked into the post office juggling 15+ boxes!) but more than anything it was extremely exciting and rewarding! I truly love all the items in the shop - coming up with new ideas, creating the design of them, the process of making them, etc. - and seeing other people take such interest in them was really great! Currently right now this is my 'for fun job,' but the growth that we experienced in the 9 months since opening has definitely encouraged me to keep expanding, and maybe one day have this be my 'real job.' This year I will be focusing on expanding the shop with a variety of NEW products! Hand painted wine glasses will still be a major part of the shop (and new glass designs will be rolling out throughout the year) but you will also see us branching out in some fun new ways - wooden signs, vinyl lettering, fine wood working, etc. to see what other directions we may be interested in taking the shop.

 

 

 

So far with the new year we are off to a pretty good start - check out the following new products that have been added!

 

"Be Mine" wineglass - $14.00

Perfect gift for valentines day! Available in both stemless and regular style.  Can be filled with Hershey kisses and ready to be gifted for an additional $2.00!

**This glass will be featured in a Facebook giveaway within the next few weeks - keep an eye out to for your chance to win!!**

Fine Handcrafted Cutting Board (Checker Pattern) - $59.00+

Handcrafted of beautiful hardwood - mahogany, walnut and cherry - this beautiful cutting board is available in several different sizes and would make the perfect addition to any home! The self-healing wood allows the cutting board to have a long life as well as be much gentler on your expensive knives!

 

Faith Hope Love Flower Wineglass - $14.00

A fun, girly wineglass that would fit nearly any occasion! (Just because, birthday, bridal shower, etc.)

**This glass is currently being featured in a Facebook giveaway! A winner will be selected Saturday 1/11/14 - don't miss out!! **

'Lost Socks' Wooden Laundry Room Sign - $15.00

Customizable to whichever colors you'd like, this simple yet fun decoration, embellished with vinyl lettering, socks, and mini wooden clothespins would add just the right touch to your laundry room!

'Surfs Up' Coffee Mug - $13.00

You may recognize this as one of the Christmas gifts I was working on for a family member.  Turned out to be such a big hit I couldn't turn down adding it to the shop!

 

 

More new item to come!

If you haven't already be sure to like us on FB for the most up to date information on new products and giveaways!! www.facebook.com/kendallmariescrafts