It all began several years ago when I joined Splitcoaststampers.....I was in awe!! So many creative people and ideas....I could sit for hours and browse. Notice I say browse because I was scared to death to leave a comment, I wasn't even sure I knew how. As I perused the gallery I kept seeing things like "further deets on my blog at:" - what was this blog world and did I dare venture in? Did I even know how to venture in.
So began the research, one thing led to another and I created my first blog....my only post saying 'more to come'. Then things got busy and when I finally got around to logging in Blogger had made some changes and I had lost my header and things were a disaster - LOL - was this really meant to be for me?? But that creative and competative streak in me kicked in. I may be senior status at some places but that didn't mean I couldn't learn how to do this. Blogger really did make it easy and I got my header, and widgets all lined up and jumped in with my first post....I was even brave enough to begin posting on Splitcoaststampers!!!
So here I sit a year after my first real posts - feeling pretty proud of myself for having gotten this far. I can't tell you how much I have enjoyed following and visiting so many of you - and the fun I have had in challenges. My husband laughed at me when I did the 'happy dance' the first time I won a blog hop. I did an even bigger dance later when I was recognized over at Our Daily Bread Designs and Stampin Sisters In Christ for some of my cards.
It seems only fair I offer some Blogoversary Candy to those who check my blog out and make those lovely comments that bring a smile to my face. With the name Stamping Cowgirl it only seems appropriate that my candy have a western theme.
If you want to post my blog candy on your blog for others that would be great, if you become a new follower as well (mention it in your post below) I will put your name in twice....in the meantime if you leave a comment below on this post, at the end of the month I will randomly pull a number and send you the goodies below. Thank you everyone in advance for the times you have inspired me and brought a smile to my face when I read your comments.....and thank you for challenging me to be more creative every time I visit one of your blogs.
So began the research, one thing led to another and I created my first blog....my only post saying 'more to come'. Then things got busy and when I finally got around to logging in Blogger had made some changes and I had lost my header and things were a disaster - LOL - was this really meant to be for me?? But that creative and competative streak in me kicked in. I may be senior status at some places but that didn't mean I couldn't learn how to do this. Blogger really did make it easy and I got my header, and widgets all lined up and jumped in with my first post....I was even brave enough to begin posting on Splitcoaststampers!!!
So here I sit a year after my first real posts - feeling pretty proud of myself for having gotten this far. I can't tell you how much I have enjoyed following and visiting so many of you - and the fun I have had in challenges. My husband laughed at me when I did the 'happy dance' the first time I won a blog hop. I did an even bigger dance later when I was recognized over at Our Daily Bread Designs and Stampin Sisters In Christ for some of my cards.
It seems only fair I offer some Blogoversary Candy to those who check my blog out and make those lovely comments that bring a smile to my face. With the name Stamping Cowgirl it only seems appropriate that my candy have a western theme.
If you want to post my blog candy on your blog for others that would be great, if you become a new follower as well (mention it in your post below) I will put your name in twice....in the meantime if you leave a comment below on this post, at the end of the month I will randomly pull a number and send you the goodies below. Thank you everyone in advance for the times you have inspired me and brought a smile to my face when I read your comments.....and thank you for challenging me to be more creative every time I visit one of your blogs.
There are a total of 20 sheets of 12 x 12 paper all Cowgirl, western trim and my fav Horse stamp.
If I find some more western themed things before the drawing I will add them to this.