Last month I won these fun Studio Calico Yearbook papers for doing challenges at My Scraps and More. This month one of the challenges was to do a school themed layout so of course these were perfect for it.
Made this fun Poinsettia and then needed somewhere to put it on, so I made this Christmas card. I know its not Christmas time but the flower was cute and I needed to put it on something. :)
My Scraps & More Sketches has another great sketch out, sketch #65. Check it out if you haven't already. You also get a chance to win a great prize just by entering your version of the sketch. Who doesn't like prizes? :)
Here is my version of the sketch. I seem to be using up a lot of Bo-Bunny papers lately, I used Grease Monkey on this page.
Been working with bright papers a lot it seems lately and I'm really enjoying them. I made this layout for a Saturday Steal Challenge at My Scraps and More. The paper line I used was Bo-Bunny Sun Kissed and the title is from Daisy d that I have had foreva! Funny how I used to hoard all my scrappy things but right now I am really loving using them all up.
Love these pictures of the kids in Cozumel on the fake donkeys and with the sombreros. The Bo-Bunny Ad Libs line seemed to go perfectly with them. The embellishments are things I have had around forever in my stash.
Another great sketch at My Scraps & More Sketch blog. Wendi Robinson one of the talented design team members there designed it.
Here is my take on the sketch. I used the Echo Park Life is Good collection for my page. I took the picture of my daughter with my cell phone so it really isnt a very good pic but it just made me laugh so I had to scrap it.
and this was my take on the sketch. I used the Creative Imagination Christine Adolph line on it and few embellishments I have had in my stash for a long time.
Its been almost 2 years since I have scrapped. I have way too much scrappy stuff that needs to be used up, so here is to a new year of scrapping again. :)
My 1st completed layouts......
First I sprayed a few different colors of Glimmer Mist onto a craft mat and then sprayed it with some water until the Glimmer Mist started to bubble up like in this picture.
Then I took my doily and swirled it around into my Glimmer Mist and water mixture until the doily was completely covered in color.
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