What I did with Graphic 45's "Season to Celebrate" Paper Collection!

Good morning!  I have a new tutorial for you.  I decided to list all of my videos for this paper collection so that you can see all of the fun things I have done with it. 

These are design team projects for Country Craft Creations, and I'm using the gorgeous collection by Graphic 45 called "Season to Celebrate".  I hope you like them!

The first one is my latest project I just shared today.  I used leftover paper and scraps to make these stunning tags that you can use on their own or add to the previous project I just made.

Below is the first project I made and it is a big one, and sooooooo wonderful.  It is a yearly folio project with a box to store the folios.  You can add your memories throughout the year!

The video below is a full walk through of the folio and box project I made.

I also put this link to the design team package haul video I did, just in case you want to see that too.  

I have a list of the supplies I used.  Please check out Country Craft Creations and get all of your supplies for this and more!

Graphic 45 Seasons to Celebrate. I received 2 sheets each of the patterned papers, 4 sheets each of the coordinating solids (16 sheets total), and the 4 x 6 Calendar Ephemera Cards. There are many more items to purchase with this collection as well! Graphic 45 Brass Feet My Colors Cardstock...I received 2 each of the Bonsai, Ecru and Gold Zinnia, Seam Binding, I received 2 yards each of Kelly Green and Light Pink, Ivory Ribbon, 3/4", I received 2 yards, Light Weight Chipboard, I received 2 sheets, Extra supplies: Altenew Ink, I used Espresso The dies are currently available in the store, but other Graphic 45 dies are here... Graphic 45 Tags, I used the large ones Reversible Satin Ribbon, I used Antique Gold/Champagne, Graphic 45 Jewels Burlap Twine

And don't forget your adhesives, cardstock, and chipboard...these are what I love to use: Art Glitter Glue 

Scor Tape 

Artisan Cardstock It's 85 lb, and absolutely amazing! Heavy Weight Chipboard Light Weight Chipboard Country Craft Creations is an amazing online community. Please visit the store. We have an amazing Facebook Community as well, so please check it out.
Thanks so much for coming by.  Stay crafty, my friends!

DISCLOSURE: Some links in the description of this video contain affiliate links, which means I may receive a small commission on purchases made through the use of my referral code and/or affiliate links.

 

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

 Oh my!  Can you believe it's 2025?  I can't.  Time is flying by and the holidays were a blur.  Between work, being sick, the holidays, and prepping/participating in a Country Craft Creations New Year's Eve Hop...all of the sudden its January!  WOW!  I hope you all have had a great holiday and are renewed and refreshed for the new year and all of the fabulous things to come.

I am going to link a lot of things for you today.  Yes, I'm doing another catch up post.  I am hoping this will be the only one I do this year!  

First, I would like to share the latest Country Craft Creations New Years Eve Crop that we did.  

There were so many fabulous projects, I had so much fun with them.  I am still working on the projects and will share them as I complete them.  I have a full play list for this event and you can find it here.  

I have done some other videos...here they are...

This alubum is so cute and it really used up a lot of scraps from the paper collection I have been using up all year in my #craftygoals2024 card making project.  I love what Debbie of Project39 Mini Albums did with it.  

It is that time of the year...What kind of planner set up did you come up with?  I found my dream planner with Magic Witch Souvenirs printables.  She is on Etsy, and the printables are FABULOUS!

And who doesn't love a quick and fun one page wonder?  Check out what I made with Crafty by Toni's Inspiration

And, as you all know, I love me a good repurposing...So I decided to repurpose a calendar into a new notebook and try out my new We R Makers stack cutter.  That cutter is amazing!!!  

I did the last of the 2024 #craftygoals2024 videos recapping December...and introduced a new collaboration, which is really a morphing of the old one.  Welcome to the Paper Stash Smash Collaboration!  You have to check this one out.  It is an awesome concept and I am so excited to be a part of it.

Finally, this is my latest design team tutorial for Country Craft Creations.  I made this folio project that will be a year round joy for years to come.  I used the Graphic 45 collection "Season to Celebrate" and it turned out just amazing.  There are a ton of links in the video description and also a link to a cut guide to assist you with your project.  I do hope you enjoy it!

That's  the catch up.  Thanks for reading and watching, and I am excited to see what 2025 brings to all of us.  

Stay happy, stay healthy and stay crafty.

Michelle

Calendar Box Tutorial and Hanging Calendar Version, A Bonus Country Craft Creations Design Team Project

 

Hi all! There is a story to this tutorial... This all started with making the Quilt Calendar Square designed originally by Angela Beavers. This was taught by Tamra, owner of Country Craft Creations in a live on the Scrapbookers of Country Craft Creations Facebook Group back in 2018 with Angela's blessing and permission. I have always wanted to make one, so when I saw this project come up again as a member had made one recently, I discovered the tutorial and I made one. I wanted to make myself a hanging calendar, so that was the direction I was going in.

Then I was asked by a fellow CCC member, Jenny, to come up with a box to put calendars in, with an easel of some sort, specifically for a 6 x 6 calendar. The calendar size taught is 8 x 8. So my creativity kicked in, and I made a box for an 8 x 8 AND a 6 x 6 version. This tutorial will show you ALL of these options...two box sizes and how I made it into a hanging calendar.

I can not teach the actual Quilt Calendar tutorial. For that, you must be a member of the Country Craft Creations Facebook group to access that video. So please check it out, the information and link is below. Country Craft Creations is an amazing online community. Visit the store here. We have an amazing Facebook Community as well, so please check it out... I also have a printable for the 2025 calendar that I designed for myself. You can access this in the link below. PLEASE BE AWARE...This printable worked for my computer and my printers (I tried it on two of the printers I have) and how I describe to cut them in the tutorial worked for me. Please test and check your printable to make sure the measurements and cutting is accurate. I had to ensure I printed at 100%. Please Check your settings. Make a practice page by only printing one page to start. I also recommend that you download the PDF file and then try to print, as it did not work correctly just printing from Google Drive. I used a total of 14 different Country Craft Creations exclusive papers to make these calendars and will name them all in the video. I was able to make them all with scraps leftover from previous projects. The link for all of the papers is here, and you can find them here. If they are sold out they will be reprinted, so please check back. Artisan cardstock, 100 lb, is what I used for the boxes, it and all of the other colors of Artisan can be found here.

Here is the cardstock cutting list. The scoring and measurements for patterned paper is in the video. Box for 8 x 8 Calendars: Easel/Tray 1 - 11 x 8 1 - 3 x 6 Box 2 - 12 x 9 Box for 6 x 6 Calendars: Easel/Tray 1 - 11 x 8 Box 2 - 10 7/8 x 7 Hanging Version of an 8 x 8 Calendar Tab Dies from Scrap Diva measured approximately 2 3/8 x 2 before folded, I made 13 total Backing cardstock measured 7 7/8 x 7 7/8, I used a total of 13 of these Photo Corners, 24 pieces of cardstock at 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 Calendar printouts cut at 7 3/4 x 7 3/4 I know this is a lot of information. I hope that you join our group and create a calendar for your own. They are so much fun and so beautiful! Stay crafty, my friends!

New Style! Easel Calendar and Sticky Note Holder, a Country Craft Creations Design Team Project

The design team is endeavoring to create easy and quick, mass production friendly projects for craft fairs and the like. The craft fairs are coming back, THANK GOODNESS! We all need larger projects to share but we also need smaller projects. So, as I am getting ready to go sell at a craft fair later today, I thought I'd share a project I redesigned.

This is an easy, and adaptable calendar and sticky note holder, but it can be adapted easily. What I love about this is that the front of the pocket is BIGGER, so that if you have a bigger calendar or you would rather make it a photo mat area, you can. It will also "bump" up your sticky note pad for easy access AND has a dedicated pen holder. What more could you want??? The cut list is in the video...two pieces of cardstock and some patterned paper is all you need. I hope you enjoy the tutorial, and make some to sell (or keep) for yourself. They make great gifts and can be made super fast. It's a great stash buster as well, so win win win!!! Thanks for watching, and please visit Country Craft Creations for your crafting needs. I used Artisan Cardstock (Summer Ivory and Black) https://www.countrycraftcreations.com... Patterned Papers exclusively from Country Craft Creations (Bloom Where You're Planted, Soar, Bee House, and Chaps) https://www.countrycraftcreations.com... Art Glitter Glue https://www.countrycraftcreations.com... Spacers (Must have these in your stash!!!! :) https://www.countrycraftcreations.com...

Thanks so much for watching.  Stay crafty, my friends!!!

Alter a Dollar Tree Perpetual Calendar

 This is soooooo cute!  You have to see what I did with Dollar Tree perpetual calendars...They are so adorable!

I used Echo Park paper I had in my stash, and some other odds and ends. I think you'll like them...Inexpensive to buy and uses up stash items!

Stay crafty, my friends!

Easel Style Tag Calendar, A Country Craft Creations Design Team Project

 

Welcome back to my channel. I have a very simple desk calendar idea that is so quick to put together and a stash buster at the same time. It has a simple easel and uses the die cut tags from Heartfelt Creations "Album Tags and Accents" die set. These are available at Country Craft Creations. I used the exclusive paper collection "Remember the Time" from Country Craft Creations. I also used cardstock, and chipboard. I will talk about the calendars in the tutorial and where to get them. But you can also check out this site, https://print-a-calendar.com/make-a-calendar. This link will take you to where you can customize a printable calendar. For easel: Cardstock 1 - 10 x 4 1 - 4 x 4 1 - tag die cut Light Weight Chipboard, (covered with cardstock on one side only) 2 - 3 7/8 x 3 7/8 For the calendar, I used 6 die cut tags, and mini calendars matted with cardstock. I used 12 die cut mats for the tags in the calendar papers. Please note that your mini calendars may vary in size so please check yours, measure and mat accordingly. Thanks for watching!!

New Year, New Plan, #CraftyGoals2023

 Hi, and welcome to the #Craftygoals2023 collaboration! This is a new adventure I'm starting with a group of crafty women here on YouTube and in Instagram. We are going to share with you how we are making our crafty goals come to life through the year. There will be different topics along the way, and follow-ups to share how we did, what works and what didn't for us, and maybe some hints and tips that will help you.

We are posting on the 1st of every month throughout the year. Please check out the links below for the crafty creators who are participating, and please like and subscribe so you can be notified of all of the posts. Thanks so much for watching, and lets plan to have a crafty year!!! Debbie Alley’s Project39 Mini Albums

Crafting and Creating with Caroline

Letty Zavela

Michelle Hale

Michelle Allen, {That's Me!}

Hope Michaud

Altered CD Folio Project

 Hi all, and welcome back to my channel. Today I have a tutorial for a fun project. This started as a kit (that I have had in my stash since around 2005), I added some Graphic 45 papers (Place in Time from 2012 and Time to Flourish from 2014), and this is the result.

I altered the CD folios that came in the kit and altered the size and orientation of the box and made this project, which I will go over in the video. Then I had some interest from quite a few people about a tutorial. I recreated this project with Kraft cardstock and some chipboard. I hope you enjoy the tutorial. I do not know if you can get these specific Graphic 45 papers, they are older collections. I do know that there is a newer calendar paper collection available. Check the Graphic 45 site or your local craft store. I also know that Country Craft Creations has a wonderful collection called 

“Remember the Time” that would be lovely with this project. During the tutorial, from Country Craft Creations I used: Kraft Cardstock Chipboard (Heavy weight and light weight) Art Glitter Glue Seam Binding The basic cut list for ONE folio: Please note you will need to multiply these by the number of folios you want to make. 1 - 11 1/2 x 8 5/8 1 - 6 1/8 (-1/16) x 1 3/4 1 - 4 1/2 x 5 1/8 For the box: Chipboard: 1 - 5 7/8 x 5 7/8 (Heavyweight). Please note that the bottom will depend on if you want to use the box feet or not, I discuss this in the video. 4 - 2 7/8 x 5 7/8 (Lightweight) Cardstock: 1 - 6 x 6 2 - 7 x 6 1/2 2 - 6 x 6 1/2 Thanks for watching and have a great day!

Love Letters Countdown to Valentine's Day, a Design Team Project for Country Craft Creations

 Good morning!  This is my idea on making a countdown type of calendar for Valentine's Day, a 14 day countdown.   This is a design team project for Country Craft Creations, and I'm so excited to be using the amazing paper collection "Love Letters", sold exclusively by Country Craft Creations.  You can get some for yourself by clicking the link!

This project features little pull out drawers that you can put candy or notes in.  I realize it's the 5th and I'm a little late in posting but it's not too late.  You can make this fairly quickly and still have fun with it!

In the video description I have all of the supply lists and links to get specific things mentioned in the video.  I hope you enjoy and it gives you many more ideas on how to adapt this idea to different projects.  

Thanks for watching and have a crafty day!

Michelle

Country Craft Creations Calendar Hop, Let’s Make a Perpetual Calendar!

 

I have a great project for you today!

I made a wall hanging perpetual calendar using the exclusive collection “Remember the Time” by Country Craft Creations. This collection is available at http://countrycraftcreations.com 

This hop has 15 designers and is spread out over the next few days. Below are links to all of the designers YouTube channels. There are also prizes available so please read the contest rules and have some fun with the calendar projects!  

Here are the scheduled times + links  to each participating Country Craft Creations Designers’ YOUTUBE CHANNEL  for the Remember the Time YouTube Hop!

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2021

8 am  MST: Debbie (Project39 Mini Albums) https://www.youtube.com/c/Project39MiniAlbums/videos

11 am MST: Margaret (Margaret Naab Designs)

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCwU7ggeHUdmhDw2DhvYpAg

2 pm MST: Michelle (A Creative Operation) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7f48hi09IcydCud9YZsqNQ

5 pm MST Jenn (Jenn DuBell) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNJtc78edx6ngtkLs4dLrdA

8 pm MST Tiffany (Let’s Get Scrappy) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLXmErKRSd442t8QIU-tb6g

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2021

8 am MST: Ann Marie (Ann Marie Cholewinski) https://www.youtube.com/user/annmariecho40

11 am MST:  Tammy (Country Craft Creations) LIVE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWDubVXV1jZld332JKWY2bw

2 pm MST: Jacqualine (Jacqs Scraps) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtLDR5IAZLi71L3Jw8CDybQ

5 pm MST: Nicole (MadefromScrap) https://www.youtube.com/user/Nlynn35

8 pm MST: Patty (Pattys Crafty Spot) https://www.youtube.com/pattyscraftyspot

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2021

8 am MST: Bobbie (The Paper Jungle) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0Zy2VkYnqlF1VyJGIpzAzw

11 am MST: Kim (Kim Kan’t Stop Krafting) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChqcvVPKQX8sRJXOGdsfG9A

2 pm MST: Bonnie (All Things Paper by Bonnie) LIVE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4uPgB1GNbV1xyyx2XSVlmQ

5 pm MST: Jen (Scrapping Under the Influence) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXrL49i3sc_aV48_DXPZgfA

8 pm MST:  Sandy (Sandy Trefger Creative Designs)  https://www.youtube.com/c/SandyTrefger

Save the dates!!! All of the designers from Country Craft Creations will be participating in this hop and I'm sure you will find the PERFECT CALENDAR PROJECT for the upcoming new year! The video shows the scheduled times for each of the designers. There will be prizes, (the actual prizes being given will be disclosed soon) so more information about that is below! I can't wait for you to see what I came up with and I can not wait to see what the other designers came up with. It's always so amazing to see what different projects and ideas 15 people can do with the same paper collection.  

Country Craft Creations 

Remember the Time Official Hop + Prize Giveaway Rules

*Hop + Prize Giveaway runs from 10:00 a.m. Mountain Standard Time November 26, 2021 through 6:00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time November 29, 2021
*Prizes for USA residents only
*No purchase required
*Must be 18 years or older
*Like each Hop Video
*Must leave a comment on each Hop Video, only 1 comment per Hop Video
*Subscribe to each designers' YouTube channel to help promote them and Country Craft Creations. Click on the bell to be notified of the Winner Announcement Video and future videos by that channel.
*Prize winners (USA only) will be drawn on November 30, 2021. Winners will be announced in a separate Prize Winner Video on Participating Hop Channels.
*A random drawing from all qualified Hop Comments will determine winners for the different prizes:
LIST OF PRIZES AND VALUES WILL BE ADDED HERE
*Winners must contact Country Craft Creations by email at: countrycraftcreations@outlook.com by December 7, 2021.
*Prizes will be awarded within 3 business days of receiving the email notification from the winner. Gift Certificates will be emailed to the winner. Paper Collections will be mailed.
Entries for the random prize drawings will come from eligible comments on each Hop Tutorial Video. Comments must be posted to participating YouTube channels from 10:00 a.m. Mountain Standard Time November 26, 2021 through 6:00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time November 29, 2021. Limit one comment per participating video. USA residents only.
Disclaimer: YouTube is not a sponsor of this Hop and by leaving a comment for this video, you release YouTube from any liability related to this Hop and Prize Giveaway. 
Disclaimer: The prizes for this Hop are sponsored and provided by Country Craft Creations.
Disclaimer: Some of the products featured in this video were provided by Country Craft Creations.
Link to Country Craft Creations Privacy Policy: https://www.countrycraftcreations.com/.../privacy-policy...
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 It is LIVE!!  My video tutorial is ready and available!

This is the second volume of my "Our Year" album series that I created for Country Craft Creations.  I am using their exclusive paper collection, "Remember the Time" and it is available in their shop at https://countrycraftcreations.com

This album covers July through December.  If you haven't seen the first volume, it is here...

This album collection is a great way to save your memories for the year to come.

Please check out my YouTube and please check out Country Craft Creations.

Stay Crafty, my friends!!!

Michelle

October Craftology Box Project (Country Craft Creations) Walk Through Video

Hi all, welcome and happy Sunday!

I have the walk through video posted for my album, volume 2 of "Our Year" using the "Remember the Time" paper collection exclusively available at Country Craft Creations.  

I hope you enjoy the video.  The tutorial will be published October 10th, at 9 am Pacific Time.

Thanks and stay crafty, my friends!

Michelle

Country Craft Creations August Craftology Box Reveal

I have the August Craftology Box "unboxing" video available. I can't wait for you to see the project. We are using going to be making a two volume set for documenting your year! We are using the exclusive paper collection "Remember the Time", you will LOVE IT!!  

The first box (August) will be for January through June, and the October box will be July through December. Thanks for watching, the tutorial will be live on August 10th!

Please check out Country Craft Creations for this and a ton of amazing products that you will absolutely love!

Stay Crafty!

Michelle

Good Morning!

This is just a reminder...if you missed the 

Country Craft Creations 

August Holiday YouTube Hop

you can still see all of the amazing video tutorials!

Please check out my YouTube Channel by clicking this link!

In the description I have a list of all of the designers that were involved

in this incredible hop.

The designers are excellent instructors, the

 designs are amazing and it will give you 

great ideas for Holiday projects and great gift ideas!

Thank you so much for your support!!!

Michelle

The Homemade YouTube Hop is Coming!!

 As you all know I am fortunate to be on the design team for Country Craft Creations.  This August we are  all going to be involved in doing a YouTube hop for the holidays!

We all have worked on some awesome projects.  I will be doing a Holiday Countdown Calendar.  I did a slideshow below to show you the project.  It is a fun project and it has a lot of possibilities.  I am using the awesome paper collection by Authentique called "Masquerade".  I love it so much.  Halloween is my FAVORITE holiday, so this is just making me so happy!!!

Please join us!  I will post a list of the designers involved and a link to the videos.
I can't wait to see you there!!
Stay safe and stay crafty,
Michelle

My desk calendar holder redo

I got this calendar at Bi Mart, on sale, since it is already February.  It has a ton of cool crochet projects, and I love to crochet…so it was a no-brainer, I had to buy it.

 The only problem was that the packaging was supposed to be the holder, and it wasn't very pretty.  I can fix that!

 I measured the original container, and remade one of chipboard.  I covered it with black paper and then with some scraps of Graphic 45's Communique paper line, and then added the Graphic 45 drawer pull.

 It is soooooo much prettier!

And now, it is going to sit on my desk, tell me the date, and inspire some creativity with yarn and thread!

Stay crafty, my friends.

Well Hello, February!

I just wanted to share my February Greeting for my Vintage Typewriter.  

I decided that this month I would use some of the cut outs and place them into the keys of the typewriter.  I think it turned out cute.  

I blinged up the card with some heart shaped embellishments, and used a glitter pen throughout the images.  I'm sorry my camera doesn't pick that up for you.

Stay Crafty, My Friends!

Welcome January!

Good morning!  Today I wanted to show you my new year long project!

I made this typewriter using a tutorial by Kathy at Paper Phenomenon last year.  I love it!  I love that you can use it to decorate too!  I made this October sign in 2012 with my post on this Vintage Typewriter.  Then, sadly, I didn't make any more signs.  This last Christmas, I just put a cute piece of paper from a Teresa Collins line in it.  I decided that it needed something more, for every month.  So, the yearly project has begun!

 I bought this paper line by Graphic 45 "Pages in Time" and decided to use it to create monthly cards for my typewriter.  I embellished this one with some bling, some snowflakes, and a ribbon on the tag.

My goal is to make a card for every month.  I may not always use the Graphic 45 papers, but I will have a stack of cards for my typewriter by the end of the year.  I may do birthday themed cards in the months of my birthday and my hubby's birthday.

Stay Crafty, My Friends!

"SAVE THE DATE!!!"

Welcome everybody!!  This is the Just a Few Friends January Blog Hop!!!  I am sooooo glad that you all came over to check out what I have be up to in my Den!  We have all been super busy coming up with  purrfectly awesome projects to share.  By now, you have seen several of my Cub family's projects!  You should have come to by from RJ's den, here.  Elsa, our incredibly talented Den Momma starts the whole blog hop, and if you found me whilst you were prowling around the internet, please go to Elsa's blog and start pouncing along from the beginning.  I will have a list of everyone's blogs, in our Den's order, at the end of this post.

ALSO...We are announcing that we all have Fan Pages on FACEBOOK!!!

Click on this link http://justafewfriendz.blogspot.com/ and it will take you the PRIDES page where you will find everyones FAN PAGE address (See the sidebar on the left) so you can come and LIKE US!!! We will be posting not only PRIDE related hops but also other projects we created hoping to inspire you to create! 

This month, we were challenged to come up with a calendar in honor of the new year.  I have just finished my planner, so now I wanted to concentrate on a type of perpetual calendar.  I had inspiration from these sources I found on Pinterest.  Have I told you how much I love Pinterest?  I am sure you do too!  This perpetual calendar and this perpetual calendar really caught my eye!  So, that is what I based my design on.

Without further ado, here is my project...  I have a video on YouTube also, so please some check it out!

 This hangs on my craft room door.  You only have to more the "sticks" as I am calling them.  I figured out how many of them you need to make to create any month you want to create.

The month cards are double sided and interchange easily with the clips.

 Here is a closeup of the "sticks".  I love the fact that you only have to change 7 things, instead of 31 different squares for the days.  These are also double sided.  I made nine of these total.

Hee is the back view.  I made an envelope pocket to contain the extra month cards and sticks.

 This is a closeup of the embellishments I used.

I just love how it turned out!!!  The papers are Recollections (card stock) and Graphic 45.  I used Prima flowers, Recollections bling, Tim Holtz clips, Tim Holtz Distress Ink and Stickles.  The metal embellishments are also Tim Holtz.   I made the tiny black flowers ("Teeny Tiny Rose") by using the tutorial I found here, by Scrapalette.  We Are Memory Keepers made the eyelets I used to thread the ribbon through.

Now I'm going to attempt to explain how I made the "sticks".   If you want to make your own version of this you will need to make 9 of them altogether.  They are double sided.  They each have 6 squares for the numbers of the days.  Below is the  list of numbers, I'm using the * to represent a blank square.  If you look at the pictures above, it will make more sense.  The first row of numbers on one side, the second on the other and so on.   (I realize that these are horizontal and they should be vertical but I couldn't figure out how to do it...sorry!!!  If you have questions, please let me know.)

1     8     15     22     29     *   (Then, on the other side do the following numbers)
1     8     15     22     *       *   (There is no day 29 unless it's leap year.)

2     9     16     23     *       *
*     2       9     16     23     *    (This stick is for February only, as it has 28 or 29 days

2     9     16     23     30     *
*     2      9      16     23     30  (For all other months)

3     10     17     24     *      *
*      3      10     17     24    *  (Some months have no 31st)

3     10     17     24     31     *
*      3     10      17     24     31

4     11     18     25     *     *
*      4      11     18     25   *

5     12     19     26     *     *
*      5      12     19     26   *

6     13     20     27     *     *
*      6     13      20     27   *

7     14     21     28      *      *
*      7      14     21      28    * 


So, that is that!!  I hope you enjoyed your stay in my Crafty Den.  Please go on over to Sherain has in store for you in her Den.

And, as promised, here is the list of my Den Family, in order of appearance in the blog hop.

Elsa       http://justafewdesigns.blogspot.com

Krystal   http://krystalsnight.blogspot.com

Suzie   http://scrappingsuzieqtt.blogspot.com

Linda    http://simpleandsassycreations.blogspot.com

Margaret  http://auntmargaretdesigns.blogspot.com

Bon   http://tootiebeeblebugcreations.blogspot.com 

Rj       http://thriftycrafterdude.blogspot.com

Michelle http://www.creativeoperation.blogspot.com/

Sherence http://proudmommy702.blogspot.com/

Yvette http://daileyscrapper.blogspot.com

Don't forget to leave a comment and let everyone know what a ROARINGLY GOOD JOB they did!