Kiwi Lane Challenge

Here is a lay out that I did from a sketch on the Kiwi Lane Designs blog. I love their templates- they are really a fun way to scrap using multiple papers (of which I have a ton!)
I used their Madison Avenue template here and just used one piece of it- traced it twice on the 2 different papers and then just staggered them on the page- great idea from their designer
. PP- Creative Imaginations, three bugs in a rug
Cricut- Mickey and Friends
SU! Top Note die
Button

Scrappin' 24/seven

I am really loving this Simple Stories 24/seven kit! Here is a lay out that I did today verrrrrry loosley based on a LO from MyCraftsChannel.com (but I feel strongly about giving any credit where credit is due!) I changed up the papers , added an extra photo, some SU! corner punches, and imaginisce i-rock tops.

2 cards in 1 day!

Here is another card that I made with the Simple Stories 24/seven line. I followed sketch at Cardabilities and came up with this. Embossing folder is by SU!

A New Look

Here's a card that I made featuring Simple Stories 24/seven line. Quite a change from my usual florals. But I must say that I really do like its boldness. I think that these papers and embellies are going to work really well with some of my older orphan pix that didn't really have a theme to tie them to for scrapbooking.

New Toy

Playing with my new We Are Memory Keepers Envelope tool. I crunched out a ton of envelopes in no time .(It felt great to use up some old CTMH papers that were dated 2002!) Then I thought I would try to make the smallest envelope listed and use it as a card fronty embellishment. PP- Simple Stories - aweso{me} line Stamp- SU! twine- Maya Road Punches- McGill

St Paddy's Day Bear

Today is my monthly day over at Cricut FANatics- click here to see this months offering.

CHA LO

Sorry- I have been MIA . February was a super busy month. I went to a great scrapbooking retreat (Creative Escape) this past weekend w/ Ato Z Scrapbooking in Manhattan Beach.Here is one of the lay outs that I completed during the cropping time. It features papers from SImple Stories (my fave!)-the Fabulous line.