"We love our Top Two Top Blogs" Spotlight: Thoughts of a Cardmaking Scrapbooker

We are so excited about our final two Top Blogs! And we thought it would be nice to share a little more about each one with you. We have two special Spotlights crafted to feature each blog this weekend. And we do not favor one over the other. So let it be known that there is no special order in which we are posting each of these Spotlights. Just think of it as drawing out of the hat. :) Today we are featuring Thoughts of a Cardmaking Scrapbooker. Next up will of course be The Sasse Life. And don't forget to come back next week to find out who will win the title of Top Blog 2011!

Meet Michele. This woman is oh-so talented. Here is a little bit about Michele in her own words:

I am a mother of two children, a fourteen year old son, and a sixteen year old daughter with cerebral palsy. I have been married almost 17 years and counting! I have a poodle/bischon mix named Skippers. I have been teaching for 13 years and am currently teaching 5th grade. I have a scrapbooking group that I call my "support" group, as some of them also have disabled children OR work with disabled children. IT's all about the talking, laughing, and maybe a scrapbook page or two!

Michele's blog has post after post of the most beautiful card and scrapbook type projects. The details are delicate, meticulous, and amazing! The love that goes into each piece is quite evident. She is truly a master artist of her craft.
CLICK BELOW on "Read More" to view the rest of the post. You really don't want to miss it:We can't stop thinking about some of her recent posts
Mini jingle bell tutorial found HERE

An unusual way to color felt, found HERE

 Vintage Dress Form using Crackle Medium, found HERE

The most darling cupcake card holder ever, found HERE

Some more gorgeous details from the blog:

Michele has a wonderfully inviting and sweet spirit to her blog. She offers so many inspiring tutorials, and shares lots of her own experiences with motherhood and crafting. So click on over and take a scroll around. You'll feel right at home. :)