It's a hodge podge of creativity today. So here we go...
Halloween
This is the last of my Halloween layouts. This is my next to the oldest granddaughter. We spent Trick or Treat night with her and her family. We walked, ran, played throughout the whole neighborhood. It was fun to see the adults getting into the fun with the kids. The kids were very creative. One thing about H and her friend...they never got tired. Unlike Meme and Papa. LOL
Ingredients: Graphic 45's Happy Haunting Halloween paper collection, die cut letters; Tim Holtz Vintage Photo distress ink; Graphic 45 project sheet.
I subscribe to Graphic 45's newsletter and they regularly add project sheets for their subscribers. I couldn't pass this up.
Fun note: none of my paper was "whole." I had cut images from all the papers. So I pieced it together and the paper layering took care of most if the "holes" I had created cutting out and making my own embellishments.
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Oh, Baby Baby!
I've entered my layout of Ali in a contest over at Scrapbook Awards. I would love your votes. No signing in or signing up. Just a click. Here is the link: blessings. Help me blow the lid off the voting for my little granddaughter.
Tutorial
Everyone is in the middle of their winter, holiday, and or Christmas crafting. Here is a tutorial on how you can use your Fiskars/Jenni Bowlin's Grandma's Doily punch to make snowflakes. Walk with me down memory lane!
Next week we will be starting the countdown to the blog event you don't want to miss: 12 Days of Home for the Holidays!
Have a Crafty Day!
Gratitude List
1. hugs, kisses, and conversation from Little
2. the biggest so beautiful smile from Ali
3. safety for my husband's travel
4. breath, health, life, God's gift
5. moments to remember in my heart forever
Halloween
This is the last of my Halloween layouts. This is my next to the oldest granddaughter. We spent Trick or Treat night with her and her family. We walked, ran, played throughout the whole neighborhood. It was fun to see the adults getting into the fun with the kids. The kids were very creative. One thing about H and her friend...they never got tired. Unlike Meme and Papa. LOL
I subscribe to Graphic 45's newsletter and they regularly add project sheets for their subscribers. I couldn't pass this up.
Fun note: none of my paper was "whole." I had cut images from all the papers. So I pieced it together and the paper layering took care of most if the "holes" I had created cutting out and making my own embellishments.
To subscribe to their newsletter go to Graphic 45's Home Page and scroll to the bottom. You will see where you can sign up for their newsletter.
I've entered my layout of Ali in a contest over at Scrapbook Awards. I would love your votes. No signing in or signing up. Just a click. Here is the link: blessings. Help me blow the lid off the voting for my little granddaughter.
Tutorial
Everyone is in the middle of their winter, holiday, and or Christmas crafting. Here is a tutorial on how you can use your Fiskars/Jenni Bowlin's Grandma's Doily punch to make snowflakes. Walk with me down memory lane!
Next week we will be starting the countdown to the blog event you don't want to miss: 12 Days of Home for the Holidays!
Have a Crafty Day!
Gratitude List
1. hugs, kisses, and conversation from Little
2. the biggest so beautiful smile from Ali
3. safety for my husband's travel
4. breath, health, life, God's gift
5. moments to remember in my heart forever
awesome layout and loved the tutorial-- i am so glad you are doing your holiday series again this year!! always look forward to it!
ReplyDeletelove the LO!!! sad to see fall going, my favorite over winter. can't wait to see who your guests are:):)~gonna be good I'm sure of it!!!
ReplyDeleteSo cool that you pulled the Halloween layout together with bits and pieces. It turned out wonderfully!
ReplyDeleteGreat layouts! I love that Jenni punch so that is a technique I will try! Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat Halloween layout, love the paper layers.
ReplyDeleteBoth of your layouts are just gorgeous. Looking forward to the holiday series FOR SURE!
ReplyDeleteFabulous layouts! Love that you pieced much of the page together. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your layouts and thank you for the tutorial - voted also - good luck.
ReplyDeleteLOVE how you used the G45!! I have those papers so now you got me thinking! I voted for your layout! IT is gorgeous! THanks for the snowflake tutorial. I would never have thought of that!
ReplyDeleteYour layouts are always amazing and thanks for another great tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteYour layouts are awesome. I love g45 papers and just signed up for their newsletters...thank you :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful halloween layout and the punch tip was a great idea.
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