Come Join Me!!

Starting today until May 4th I will be hosting a Scraplift Challenge at MouseScrappers!

My personal scrapping style is to fill the layout!! I want to start doing some layouts embracing the "white space" like the layout below. Shelly did this super cute layout below and I just love how she scrapped her parent's anniversary memory.

I scraplifted (borrowed) her layout and made a layout of my own scrapping one of my anniversary moments at Disney ... and "embraced my white space".

Please come join me and participate in this Scraplift Challenge #92!

I'm trying ...

I'm really trying to get my scrap room cleaned up and re-organized! Curt putting up another pegboard for me to hold all my Tim Holtz stuff ... ha! I did take a break and finish a Scraplift Challenge at MouseScrappers.  I used "Tinsel Town" by Natalie's Place Designs for this layout.

I also did my first photo "out of bounds" in Photoshop Elements. The balloons look like they are floating out of the pictures ... or at least they should look like that. What fun!

Gotta go ... thanks for dropping by!

Scraplift Challenge #4

I'm now hooked on the Scraplift Challenges ... here is my latest layout for this challenge.

I used "Main Street Magic" by Connie Prince and "Jungle Party" by Natalie's Place Designs.

I hope you have a wonderful week and thanks for dropping by.

New Challenge at MouseScrappers!

There is a new challenge at Mouse Scrappers and it is a lot of fun! It's called a Scraplift Challenge. You are given a layout and you are to scraplift it as you see it. This is my first time doing this challenge ... here is my layout.

I used the "Once Upon a Time" kit from Kellybell Designs.

I finished a Template Challenge there today too ... here is my layout.

Now this was a super fun layout because of the story behind it. We were at Animal Kingdom before it officially opened to have breakfast at the Tusker House. There was a man ahead of us just strolling and looking around. We immediately recognized him from a Disney special we saw on the Discovery channel showing the story behind Expedition Everest and its construction. His name is Joe Rohde and he took Animal Kingdom (and Expedition Everest) from concept to what it is today.

He was so nice while we gushed over him ... ha! ... then posed for a couple of pictures with us. Now that was a fantastic magical memorie!!!

Thanks for dropping by!