My 100th Blogpost!

Wow! I realised this week that my next post (this one) will be my 100th post of blogging!!! I think its a positive milestone for me to reach too :) In the past I've been quite slack in my blogging, I use to have long breaks in my creativity but this last 12 months I have made quite an effort to get back into it all. Being part of a design team has helped, as well as my recent journey of designing a few dies.

So I thought for this post I would have a little throwback and share my very first blogged creative project. Here it is! 3 years ago I made this - I still have this handing up on a shelf. 




To be honest, I'd love to get back into creating 'off the page' non-card items like this again, but juggling 2 young children (a 3rd on the way) as well as everything else means craft projects like this take too long to keep my interest... 

 So here is to the next 100+ blog post :) and... I think a little giveaway is in order too!

 As most of you know I released some dies (available for sale through my facebook group) back in February but recently I added some sequins. I'd love to give away 1x pack of Somewhere over the Rainbow and 1x pack of Sparkling Pink to one lucky reader (open to all - standard non-tracked postage included only). To be included in the draw you need to post a comment on THIS blog post - tell me what country you're from?, or whats your favourite craft project to create - card? scrapbook? project life? if you have a blog - share it, Id love to see your work too!

 Next, head on over to My Little Paper Worlds facebook group and join. I will draw a winner from the comments Sunday morning (10th April 2016) and post it on my next blog post :)


  
Thanks everyone for taking the time to read/follow my blog. I love sharing my cards with you and hope you continue to get inspiration here on my blog.

 Happy Crafting!!

 Samantha

Comments

  1. Unknown6 April 2016 at 21:38

    Hi I'm from Australia, I love all things cards, off the page . Haven't posted in my blog since February. Will have some more posts soon. freeasabutterfly72.blogspot.com.au

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  2. Nana Donna6 April 2016 at 23:54

    I live in the USA and I love making cards. I have been making cards for about 19 years now and love learning new techniques. I just received my corner dies and I LOVE them. Would love to have you follow me on my blog. http://nanadonnascarddreams.blogspot.com/

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  3. MsWipz- Crafting Circle7 April 2016 at 04:53

    I'm Scottish, living in Texas USA ... as you know, I just got my new corner dies and I love them already. Can't wait to get stuck into projects with them. Congrats on your posts..and impending arrival.

    Here's to another fab year and lots of new die designs, can't wait to see what is coming up next :) www.craftingcircle.com/Bloggit

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  4. Maranda M.7 April 2016 at 14:01

    Hi and congrats to you! :) I am from the US and love blogging and card-making. My blog is: https://multiplicitycrafts.wordpress.com/

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  5. Mary10 April 2016 at 20:45

    Hi, I live in Sydney Australia and have been a cardmaker for many years and also love scrapbooking. I'm always interested in new products/companies in the industry and love to try new techniques. Thanks for the chance to win a set of your awesome new dies!
    Cheers

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    1. Samantha11 April 2016 at 15:25

      Congrats Mary! Please contact me on mylittlepaperworld.enquiry@gmail.com with your postage details :)

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