Hello blog peeps! I have been gone way too long. Yes, I can go on and on about the many reasons I have been remissed with my blog posts, but why bother, huh? The important is I am here to share with you my stories and creations.
My share today is about the wedding of my good friend Lily last August to her long time beau, Randy. Early on she asked me to be one of her secondary sponsors to which I said yes to. However, what excited me the most was when she sought my help to wrap and pretty up her wedding tokens for the sponsors, entourage & guests. As you will see in the photo below, I did my best to dress up the plain white boxes that housed the solar flashlights she gave away. Later on, she informed me that many of her guests didn't want to unwrap the gifts because they felt they were too pretty to ruin.
I also made "Thank You" cards for their wedding sponsors.
In keeping with her color motif, I used an eggplant colored cardstock as the background for the sentiment. I kept it very simple by adding a crystal heart on top of the "O".
That's it for now. I'll be back real soon. PROMISE!
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Thursday, April 14, 2011
{I love} Raine's Gift
Hello everyone! Yes! It's been ages since I made a post here and I missed it. However, before I go on I'd just like to mention that there were plenty of new visitors who dropped by while I was away. Well, whether it's intentional or by chance, I do hope you enjoyed what you saw and was entertained with what you read. Please visit me again and maybe you can drop me a line.
Now to continue...
I am excited to share with all of you a gift I recently received from my youngest sister Lorraine who resides in New Jersey. Like me, she is also an avid paper crafter.
Am sure many of you scrapbookers/cardmakers are familiar with it, but for those of you who are not, it's The Martha Stewart's Stewart Scoring Board.
I've no complaints against my scoring board and SU! bone folder. I've scored and folded dozens and dozens of all sorts of paper with them and they work just fine. However, after using my new toy I can say, "I ain't ever going back!" (Hahahaha! Ok, I'm exaggerating a bit.)
Reasons why I prefer thee:
Now to continue...
I am excited to share with all of you a gift I recently received from my youngest sister Lorraine who resides in New Jersey. Like me, she is also an avid paper crafter.
Am sure many of you scrapbookers/cardmakers are familiar with it, but for those of you who are not, it's The Martha Stewart's Stewart Scoring Board.
I've no complaints against my scoring board and SU! bone folder. I've scored and folded dozens and dozens of all sorts of paper with them and they work just fine. However, after using my new toy I can say, "I ain't ever going back!" (Hahahaha! Ok, I'm exaggerating a bit.)
Reasons why I prefer thee:
- The grooves on the scoring board occur every 1/8" which makes them closer together.
- It comes with a triangular ruler that is very useful in making envelopes.
- The bone folder that comes with it is much thinner resulting into crisper and more pronounced score lines.
- The bone folder and the triangular ruler can be neatly tucked in their compartments within the score board which makes for easy storage.
- It's from my baby sister!!!
Monday, March 7, 2011
S.O.S | In The Bag
In keeping with Alexis' spa themed party her guests beauty got to bring home some beauty essentials that were tucked inside these tumbler bags I made.
Check out the pampering goodies they got...
Seeing the girls' pretty smiles made putting these favors together truly worthwhile.
Check out the pampering goodies they got...
nail polish in bright bold colors
travel-size nail files
mini hand sanitizers & holders
and grooming kits
Seeing the girls' pretty smiles made putting these favors together truly worthwhile.
Edit: Thank you so much to my sister, Teena,
for providing the Bath and Body products
and all the other goodies. Love ya!
Labels:
birthday,
favors/tokens,
friendship,
gift tags,
gifts,
packaging,
party,
ribbons,
thank you,
treats
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
{Happy} Sweet Sixteen
Guys, look at the invites I made for my daughter's sleepover spa party.
Alexis, a Pisces, was born on February 22, 1995. Her birthstone is Amethyst. It is associated with spirituality, wisdom, sobriety, and security. It is purple in color which happens to be my sweetie's favorite.
I decided to use Stampin' Up's Elegant Eggplant and Green Galore cardstocks as the base for these crisscross invitations. And the hearts from the coordinating designer papers add just the right amount of cuteness for both the invites and favor bags befitting a young lady's sweet sixteen party.
Drop by again later this week to see more of Alexis' S.O.S. party.
Alexis, a Pisces, was born on February 22, 1995. Her birthstone is Amethyst. It is associated with spirituality, wisdom, sobriety, and security. It is purple in color which happens to be my sweetie's favorite.
I decided to use Stampin' Up's Elegant Eggplant and Green Galore cardstocks as the base for these crisscross invitations. And the hearts from the coordinating designer papers add just the right amount of cuteness for both the invites and favor bags befitting a young lady's sweet sixteen party.
Drop by again later this week to see more of Alexis' S.O.S. party.
Monday, February 21, 2011
A Grateful Heart
So many blessings.
For today it's welcome home dad,
For a month and a half.
So very precious,
Must make every moment count.
Time will fly,
I know.
Am already dreading the goodbyes,
But must focus on today.
And simply be thankful.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Trivia
As the term implies, a birthday is the the day or anniversary of the particular day on which a person was born according to Wikipedia. So, that would make mine October 15.
Forty-two years ago I was born in the City of San Fernando, Pampanga. Since my birth coincided with the Feast day of St. Teresa of Avila (1515-82) my parents named me Theresa Janette as it was the customary practice of Roman Catholics at that time to name their children after saints.
Now, why Jaygirl? Hmmm....let's see.
My dad who longed for a boy for his firstborn nicknamed me TJ. However, my sister, born a year after me, had a difficult time pronouncing the T before the J and would instead call out "J! J!" to get my attention. Family members mimicked her. Therefore, the monicker stucked and evolved into 'Jay-Jay'.
Years after when I attended college in U.P. Manila I made friends with a group of people and one of them was named Jay, too. Everytime someone would call out "Jay" both of us would always look up simultaneously. Thus, to prevent further confusion, our friends started calling him 'Jayboy' and me 'Jaygirl'.
I hope you enjoyed that bit of trivia about me. Now here's another one. What is meant by the term Tiffany Blue? Well, it refers to the protected blue color trademark of the world reknowned New York City jewelry store Tiffany and Co. whoose products reek of pure elegance.

As a challenge I used the photo above as my inpiration to make my very own Tiffany favor boxes.

Simple. Clean. Elegant.
Forty-two years ago I was born in the City of San Fernando, Pampanga. Since my birth coincided with the Feast day of St. Teresa of Avila (1515-82) my parents named me Theresa Janette as it was the customary practice of Roman Catholics at that time to name their children after saints.
Now, why Jaygirl? Hmmm....let's see.
My dad who longed for a boy for his firstborn nicknamed me TJ. However, my sister, born a year after me, had a difficult time pronouncing the T before the J and would instead call out "J! J!" to get my attention. Family members mimicked her. Therefore, the monicker stucked and evolved into 'Jay-Jay'.
Years after when I attended college in U.P. Manila I made friends with a group of people and one of them was named Jay, too. Everytime someone would call out "Jay" both of us would always look up simultaneously. Thus, to prevent further confusion, our friends started calling him 'Jayboy' and me 'Jaygirl'.
I hope you enjoyed that bit of trivia about me. Now here's another one. What is meant by the term Tiffany Blue? Well, it refers to the protected blue color trademark of the world reknowned New York City jewelry store Tiffany and Co. whoose products reek of pure elegance.

As a challenge I used the photo above as my inpiration to make my very own Tiffany favor boxes.

Simple. Clean. Elegant.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Lunching Ladies
It's always nice to spend the day doing nothing but having fun with friends. Today was spent exactly that way! Some of the ladies from my Tuesday-Thursday badminton group came over the house for some tinola (chicken ginger soup), pancit (noodles) and inihaw na baboy (pork barbecue) with ensaladang talong (eggplant salad) for lunch. Afterwards some tried their singing prowess at the Magic Sing while others played mahjong.
Of course all good things must come to an end and ours came at 3 pm. Like Cinderella we all had to go back to reality and go about our wifely and motherly duties.
By the way, I'd like to thank Ana again for the beautiful roses she brought me.

See how lovely they are.

Oh, and look who else is enjoying them...
Of course all good things must come to an end and ours came at 3 pm. Like Cinderella we all had to go back to reality and go about our wifely and motherly duties.
By the way, I'd like to thank Ana again for the beautiful roses she brought me.
See how lovely they are.

Oh, and look who else is enjoying them...
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