Sweetness and sunlight

Made a page about my son using the Echo Park "Scoot" collection again.... down to its bare bones now, but I got a few good layouts out of it :) I also used Heidi Swapp mistable chipboard arrows, Prima flowers, and some realy beautiful ZVA flourishes - a big one, as well as a couple smaller ones.

Nostalgia

I always loved that word for some reason, and it totally inspired me to scrap this photo of myself... I am always so serious in all my photos. The Graphic 45 "ABC Primer" collection was absolutely perfect for the photo and title. I also used Prima flowers and buttons form random collections. The gorgeous swirls are by ZVA. I totally ran out of the black flourishes, so the ones I used on the top left of the page I had to color from clear crystal to black with a Black 100 Copic marker. I think it came out perfect.

Can't get enough of The Avenues

The Avenues (Summer CHA release from Bo Bunny) is to die for - I love everything about it. I decided to create a layout about our new hamster, Luna - she's a Chinese hamster and soooo cute and sweet. I used paper from the Avenues collection, along with various elements as well - layered stickers, bling, and some wood clocks from the Bo Bunny kraft collection. The black flourishes are by ZVA Creative :)

Something frightful this way comes...

Halloween, that is! Wanted to share a LO today about my son dressed as knight last year for Halloween. I used the really versatile new "Fright Delight" collection by Bo Bunny - it really offers something for everyone, and would be just as perfect for a teenage layout as for a little kid layout. I used paper, Noteworthy, jewels, brads, chipboard sticker, regular stickers, and layered stickers from the collection. That chipboard tree that I cut up to look like creepy flourishes is my favorite embellie!!

Bo Bunny October challenge!!

Would you like to win a BoBunny Designer Bag filled with products worth $150???
All you have to do is participate in the BoBunny October Challenge for your chance to win!
Look for the poster in your local scrapbook stores for more details. If you don't have a local store to participate with, don't worry. You can buy a kit online at Bargain Pack.

Bo Bunny's Bone-afide October Challenge

Steps for the Challenge:
1 - Buy the kit
2 - Create a page
3 - Take a picture of it and send it to us at Bargainpack@comcast.net by October 27, 2013
4 - We will judge the entries and send out ONE BoBunny Designer Bag filled with products worth $150.00

The kit includes 3 sheets of patterned paper from Fright Delight and Autumn Song, 1 sheet of Plum Double Dot, Fright Delight Jewels, Fright Delight Dimensional Stickers, and 1 yard of Clover Double Dot Ribbon at the Bargainpack Price of $11.20. They are also running a 3 Day Intro Price of $9.00.

My sweetest little cub...

Sharing a LO of my daughter with little wolf cub ears on, using the gorgeous "Rosewood" collection from Colorbok. The embellishments are from the Heidi Grace "Cartwheel" collection - gem lines, chipboard swirls, die-cut flowers and leaves, stitched borders, and cloth flowers. I just love how this collection goes so well with so many of the different Colorbok collections I've been getting to play with over the last few months. I'm really loving designing for Colorbok/Making Memories!

World Card Making Day!

Hi guys, a couple Bo Bunny cards using the fun and funky Zip-A-Dee-Doodle collection. This line is so fun and so easy to throw together for some quick cards, especially using the Bo Bunny cut-apart sheets. I also used a lot of the bling frfom the collection, and Bo Bunny cardstock for the second card's base - it's really nice and thick and perfect for card-making.





Bo Bunny Supplies:
Paper: Collage, Zig Zag/ Zip-A-Dee-Doodle
Dimensional Stickers: Zip-A-Dee-Doodle
12x12 Chipboard: Zip-A-Dee-Doodle
Jewels: Zip-A-Dee-Doodle





Bo Bunny Supplies:
Paper: Collage/Zip-A-Dee-Doodle
Jewels: Zip-A-Dee-Doodle
Combo Sticker: Zip-A-Dee-Doodle
Cardstock: Sugar Double Dot, Licorice Double Dot

Happy October, and... a summery layout!

Well, summer is most definitely over (being October and all), so of course I was tempted by the gorgeous "Boardwalk" collection from Colorbok. I really love the super warm colors and all the black edging and distressing. Perfect for a summery layout, and for a boy layout (since theat's my son in the pic, from a few years ago).



The cloth flowers, layered butterflies, epoxy circles, and the gem trails are all from the Heidi Grace "Cartwheel" collection. The gems came in straight lines and I twisted them a bit to make little flight trails for the butterflies. I also embellished the butterfly wings with the epoxy circles. The "POOL" letters and the little flags and banners are all cut out from the "Boardwalk" collection's cut-apart element sheets.