crohn's strong!

I am back with another layout I created inspired by the challenges from The ScrapRoom and Scrap Our Stash. They have teamed up together and created some NSD challenges with sketches and pre-selected items using the letters STASH.

Here is the second layout I created using sketch #2 from The ScrapRoom and the following from Scrap Our Stash: S- sequins, T- tag, A- arrow, S- striped print, H- hemp.

supplies:

cs: coredinations

pp and tag: Pink Paislee

stickers: Studio Calico

button twine: Papertrey Ink

sequins

die cuts: Cocoa Vanilla

I cut some fun fringe strips on the bottom to add some dimension. I like how it turned out! I am sure you will see more of this in the near future. lol

You can go to either blog to see the full details of the challenges; The ScrapRoom or Scrap Our Stash.

chillin'

I made some time to play along with a few challenges from The ScrapRoom and Scrap Our Stash. They have teamed up together and created some NSD challenges with sketches and pre-selected items using the letters STASH.

This was my first time playing along with SOS- I am not sure why I never have before, but I plan to do so in the future! 

Here is the first layout I created using sketch #3 from The ScrapRoom and the following from Scrap Our Stash: S- stickers, T- tape, A- American Crafts, S- Stencil, H- hearts.

supplies:

cs: Hobby Lobby

pp: Pebbles and American Crafts

washi tape: Simple Stories

stickers: alpha- Doodlebug and doilies- Martha Stewart

wood circles and hearts: Studio Calico

metal dots: American Crafts

button twine: Papertrey Ink

stencil: Michael's

modeling paste: Liquitex

You can go to either blog to see the full details of the challenges; The ScrapRoom or Scrap Our Stash.

I'll be back later to share another layout I created. :)

I am

As soon as I saw this sketch I knew it would be a fun one! I am generally a pretty slow scrapper, but I managed to complete this layout in less than an hour which is pretty monumental for me. lol Here is my take on the newest Make It Monday sketch, No. 59, from The Memory Nest. 

supplies:

cs: JoAnn

pp, die cuts, frames. die cuts, and enamel dots: Simple Stories I Am collection

sequins: Hobby Lobby

button twine: Papertrey Ink

spray mists

Check out the cool sketch and layouts created by the team here! 

sweet baby blues

Hello! :) I am sharing a layout that I made using the April "Be Our Guest" Sketch Challenge featured on The Scrap Room blog. I had a lot of fun with this sketch and I added a few little tweaks to it to add my personal touches, but the bones are still there. This is my sweet granddaughter, Aubree. 

I apologize for the quality of this photo. It's hard to capture the true colors of white and pastels and I am not skilled enough to do so. lol 

supplies:

cs: Hobby Lobby

pp: Bella Blvd. 

stickers: Bella Blvd. and Doodlebug

die cuts: Bella Blvd. and Jillibean Soup and Heidi Swapp

twine: Trendy Twine

mist: Tattered Angels

doilies

enamel dots: Michael's

Thanks for stopping by~ check out The Scrap Room Blog to see how you can enter to be a Guest Designer. 

summer at Chelan {MIM No. 58}

Today brings another wonderful sketch from the Memory Nest, Make It Monday No. 58.

I was initially going to create a card with this one as it was an intimidating sketch to me, however I decided to face the challenge and I love the end result! I am still struggling a bit with all the clean white, as I did with the last layout, but I can live with it. ;) And I must say that it is so much fun to "shop" my stash. 

supplies: 

cardstock: Colorbok

pp, die cuts, enamel dots, and stickers: Simple Stories

button twine

Head on over to the Memory Nest blog to see the sketch and fantastic work from the team!

yeehaw! {MIM No. 57}

Hi! :) Today I am sharing the layout I created using the new Make It Monday No. 57 sketch from the Memory Nest. 

I am not loving the way this layout turned out. I think there is too much white for my liking. In retrospect I should have added some mist, but they all can't be our favorites, right? I decided that at the beginning of the year that I would not purchase any new scrappy supplies to create layouts since I have SO MANY awesome papers in my stash that I just "had to have", although there have been a few times, such as this, where I didn't have the "perfect" pp that I had in mind and I had to make do. It's been tough, but so far so good. I haven't purchased any new collections or papers of any kind since right after Christmas and I am honestly surprised that I made it this long. lol 

supplies:

cardstock: Colorbok

pp: MME

Washi tape: unknown

foam stars: Pink Paislee

glitter stickers: Doodlebug

machine stitching

Head on over to the Memory Nest blog for all the details on this sketch and the fabulous work created by the team. 

Praying For Your Strength & Courage {cards}

Hello friends!  Perfect Papercrafting Tools teamed up with Impression Obsession and I went a little crazy making cards. lol I am sharing two additional cards that are not featured on the Perfect Papercrafting Tools blog lineup today, but please be sure to visit the blog because there is an awesome prize up for grabs that you are going to love- not to mention all the beautiful eye candy from the design team. 

Impression Obsession has such an amazing array of beautiful stamps, dies, and other items. When I made my stamp selections, I had my daughter Ashlyn, as well as all the amazing IBD warriors heavy on my mind. My goal is to make more cards and send them out to those who are suffering and need a little encouragement. 

Supplies:

Perfect Paper Crafting: cutting mat, Perfect Layers Mini, and Perfect Wave Tool– Small Wave Edge, Impression Obession stamps: Butterflies & Flowers and Fight Like a Girl: white cardstock, embossing powder, sequins, flowers: Iron Orchid Designs, enamel dots, twine, watercolor paint and pencils  and Tim Holtz Distress Ink

Thanks so much for stopping by! Enjoy the other projects on the Perfect Papercrafting Tools blog!