I made this Lo using the new collection from Basic Grey "Oliver"
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Toy Story3
We went to see Toy Story 3 and I wanted to take a picture for my kids to remember that they went to this movie, who knows maybe they will take their kids to watch Toy Story 21 (hahaha).
For this Lo I use cloud paper that I found for.49c at Michaels. The stickers were also on sale for .99c.
I use Sesame Street Font in size 2.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
CTMH Challenge
I made this Lo for a 4th of July Challenge host by my Close to me Heart consultant (Lori). If you are looking for a consultant I recommend her.
I use the sanding kit from ctmh only3.95
you rock paper kit 12.95
Sunday, May 9, 2010
NEW CRICUT CARTRIDGES
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Visiting "Strawberry Fields"
My friend Rita and I went to visit Strawberry Fields. A scrapbook store that carries Basic Grey, Sassafras , and many other companies. Their designs are more vintage. I wasn't really into vintage until I visit this store. From 5 stars I give them 5, the store is clean, they have crop nights, they carry new products, good customer service,etc.
Crop Night at Scrapbooking Goodies
WOW Tea Party
My daughter won a prize that was kinda big, so she got really excited! It was a cow cookie jar that will go in her kitchen.
Easter (Kioshi by Basic Grey)
I made this Easter layout using the Kioshi collection by Basic Grey. I don't do bunny's for easter because I like to celebrate the true reason for the season and that's the resurrection of our Savior Jesus Christ.
The bunny layouts are really cute don't get me wrong but thats not the message I want for my kids.
Anyways, I did not care much for Basic Grey, I used to think it was plain until my friend Rita got me wondering about this paper. So we went to this store call "Strawberry Fields" where they even have kits for this collection.
This is a vintage store. Well I never imagine I was going to like vintage layouts, because you have seen my other layouts, but now I can't wait to actually go back to this store for crop night and learn more about working with vintage paper!
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