New Year Wishes and Older Scrap Kit by Me

 Just taking a moment to wish EVERYONE a very happy new year!  May it be filled with dreams and hopes and wishes fulfilled, abundance and prosperity, as well as good health, good times and good friends.  No matter where you are or who you are, may it be a good one. ❤ 

I also wanted to share an older tagger-sized mini scrap kit I had made for New Years.  I had made it as my part of a "Christmas Convoy" (blog train) back in 2008 for New Years 2009, all done by me, no AI, only 1 script used for the clip (and credit is on the item) ... just me and PSP.  I used it to make this tag, back in 2011:

Here is a preview for the kit:

And the Mediafire download links:

Elements

Papers

And the "Auld Lang Syne" word art I had made, not part of the kit, updated credits/info:

Font used for word-art:

Cocktail Bubbly at Dafont

Hope you like and, again, Happy 2026!

Christmas Word Art

 Just a quick post to share some last minute Christmas/holiday season word art.

I hope you all like them, and thanks for looking.

As usual, just click on the image to enlarge, and then "right click / save as" to save to your computer or device.

Christmas Polar Bears

 Just a quick post .... wanting to get these out before the holidays.  I know a couple of people that might like these.  Hope you all like and thanks for looking.

As usual, click on them to enlarge, and then just do the "right click/save as" to save to your computer/device.

Happy holidays to you and yours.

Kneeling Santa

 Years ago, growing up, when I was still being raised as Protestant and attended church and took part in the folk choir and Youth group and all that, I fell in love with a very simple figurine that, to me, embodies part of the true feel of the season.  The figurine was/is known as the "Kneeling Santa".

(picture not mine - however this is what mine looked like)

I was so taken by this that my mom actually got it for me for Christmas one year.  It instantly became a treasured holiday item.  I held on to it for many years until, unfortunately, it was lost during one of my many moves.

Years ago, while in the group for Belle's Graphics, she was taking requests for ideas for her posers.  I requested the Kneeling Santa (gave her photos so she could get an idea) - she happily obliged.  This is the tag I made with her creation, in keeping with the concept of the original design:

While the figurine is no longer here, the spirit lives on.  And in a sharing of that tradition, I created a few images of this in AI (Perchance).  I hope that you enjoy it as much as I enjoy sharing it with you.

I hope you like them.  As usual, click on the image to enlarge, and then right click/save as to your computer/device.

Season's Greetings to you and yours, however you celebrate.

Hanukkah and Kwanzaa

Hey Everyone!

During the holiday season, it is apparent that Christmas is in the forefront when it comes to observation of the holiday. Everywhere you go, you see all kinds of reminders of Christmas - foods, decorations, commercials, clothing, shopping ... even videos on social media. Sadly, that means that sometimes the other holidays and religious celebrations often take a back seat.  In an attempt to bring some light to how others may celebrate within their respective beliefs, I made up a few things for Hanukkah and Kwanzaa.  I will admit that I don't know all the intricate details of these celebrations and their important symbols however I tried to do the best I could to at least have a few of the more well-known items represented. And yes, I know some don't have the correct count of candles.  I was specific in my prompts however, it appears AI doesn't know how to count LOL   A couple of them are just the menorah and loaves of bread so I guess they might also be usable for Shabbat-themed creations?

I know it may sound cliché or whatever, however, my personal view is that I don't have to understand it or follow/believe in it, agree with it - or whatever - to respect it and those who do and that's in regards to all things: their culture, their traditions, their religious/spiritual beliefs, their politics, their "history" and experiences ... whatever.  It doesn't change or take away from me or the core of who/what I am and what I believe, think and/or feel to extend that respect and kindness to others. I would rather embrace the diversity as well as the similarities.

Back to the images/tubes:  also, some of the images came out very nice so I also saved them in layered format (.psd) for anyone who'd like to use the full images instead of - or in addition to - the tubed versions.  Because they are layered, I uploaded them to Mediafire - there will be download links for both holidays under the tubes.  Heads up, because they are the full images and several layers, they are a little file-size heavy.

For those who follow these faiths, I hope I did them justice.  Please know I did it with nothing except respect and I hope that, however you celebrate, may it be filled with love, joy and being surrounded by those who mean so much to you.

Al Hanisim. / Heri za Kwanzaa!

Anyway ... I hope you like them and if you use them in anything, I'd love to see.

As usual, they are in png format, so just click on it to enlarge and then "right click/save as" to your computer/device.

And the Mediafire Downloads

Hanukkah Full Sized Images

Kwanzaa Full Sized Images

Remembrance Candles

 Hi!

Today I bring you something a little bit different.  A couple of months back I was trying to make a Remembrance - aka "Memoriam" or "In Memory of" - Candle.  I wanted just a simple pillar candle, single wick, lit, with a black ribbon around the candle and a black awareness-style ribbon on the front and a single rose in front of it, laying on it's side.  I wanted this to make a couple of "Sorry for Your Loss" or condolences type of tags.  Quite a few of them didn't come out the greatest however between 2 different AI image generators - Creative Fabrica Studio, and DezGo - I managed to make a few.  I thought I'd share them here for anyone who may find they need something like this.