Scrap Queen

We have a wonderful sketch over at Let's Scrap this week, it is definitely a must try! It's a fun sketch with some great possibilites! I used the right side as normal and I turned the right side. The Sketch My Take: To Create this Sketch I used the following: Cricut Cartridges and svg cuts Sentimentals - tags Wild Card - shapes Bits and Pieces - banners Chalkboard Fonts - "Joy" and "Sadness" Amastery Hand system font - "Inside Out" Krafty Nook svgs - Inside Out Character Tsum Tsums DCWV - Collage Art Stack twine arrow paper clips And now for a closer look: Thank you so much for stopping by!!! Blessings,

 Happy Monday and welcome to another Monday challenge! Challenge #317- Something New Make a project using a new cartridge, embellishiment, or image. But there has to be a least one cut from the Cricut Library! This Weeks Sponsor And the prize is- A $10 coupon code for anything in the store! To qualify for the prize, be sure to use at least 1 Cricut cut on your project and if it's not obvious, let us know what cartridge you used. If you use a Cricut Explore machine, at least one cut must be from the Cricut catalog of images. If it isn't a card, you will get two entries into the drawing! My Project To Create this Card I used a new cartridge that I got for Christmas from my kiddos! I used: Creative Everyday Cards I used the pencil card and added the Happy Birthday sentiment from another card. Added some brads and popped it up with pop up dots. It was a fun masculine card to make and now I'm ready for the next birthd...

Epcot was so much fun to walk through, really it was overwhelming and I feel like we need to go again to explore more. We stopped for a few photo ops and two of them were in "China" and "Japan". I used a challenge from The ScrapRoom Blog to do the China layout.  First the whole picture: To create this layout I used: Paper House: One Big Happy Family paper stack System Font: China dingbat System Font: Made in China - China title System Font: Karate - Japan title Disney Japan Sticker pack The Challenge: And my interpretation: Thank you so much for stopping by! Blessings,

My son got the opportunity to meet Baymax at Epcot Center. He loved that movie so it was a real treat! It was also a treat to scrap and I love how my layout came out. I used a sketch from the Sketches in Thyme challenge blog . It was a great sketch to work with! Check it out. The sketch: My Take: To Create this Layout I used: Echo Park: Magical Adventure - base paper DCWV: Dots, Strips, and Plaids stack DCWV: The Glitter Stack Bella Blvd: tabbies Wild Card 2 Cricut Cartridge: Title Mickey and Friends Cricut Cartridge: mickey heads ribbon Thank you so much for stopping by! Blessings,

I had the wonderful opportunity to scrapbook all day today. So, I've had a little fun with some challenges. I decided to continue working on my Epcot pictures. We had so much fun on the Test Track ride and I had a lot of fun scrapping it. Not sure what is more fun - the vacation or scrapbooking it!? For this layout I used two different sketches for each side of the layout. I'll show you my layout and then I'll show you the sketches I used which come from the Sketch n Scrap challenge blog and the Let's Get Sketchy challenge blog . My Layout: To Create this layout I used: Paper Studio: Ninth Street paper stack When I was Kid Cricut Cartridge - banner Boys Will Be Boys Cricut Cartridge - "ZOOM" Basic Cricut Shapes - triangles System Font - Wildflower - Disney quote on banner System Font - Adventure - "Test Track" October Afternoon: Snapshots & All Boy - Say Cheese, snap, and go Fancy Pants: Be Different Ephemera pac...

Since moving away from my home town I don't get to see my old high school/college friends very often. There was a core group of us that hung out beginning in high school and we are all friends still. The one friend that was responsible for all of us meeting and ultimately becoming friends was getting married. It was so fun to all be back together for an evening. What was also fun was seeing all of our children together. Definitely one of those sentimental moments that needs to be scrapbooked and kept for all time! Let's Scrap has a fantastic sketch up on the blog that was perfect for these pictures. This sketch included a fun element: booklet. At first I had some trouble figuring out how to do this but then it became clear. I hope you enjoy the layout and the booklet as pictured for you below. I decided to use the left side of the layout. And I hope you are inspired to try this fun element on your next layout! The Sketch: My Take (on the left side of the...