Scrap Queen

 Happy Monday and welcome to another Monday challenge! Challenge #338-Anniversary Make a project using anything Anniversary related.  But there has to be a least one cut from the Cricut Library! This Weeks Sponsor is- And the prize is- $10 Gift Code 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 the Simple Everyday Cards Cricut Cartridge and some distressing ink. To Create this Card I Used: Tie the Knot - card  Sweethearts - couple Thank you so much for stopping by! Blessings, 

Sketch #344 at Sketches In Thyme  was perfect for the two pictures that I wanted to scrap from the Harvest Party at church from 2 years ago.  Check out the sketch below. The Sketch: My Take: To create this layout I used: Colorbok: Signature double sided paper pad Fancy Pants: As You Wish - frame Pebbles: Photo overlay Creative Memories cutting system - circle flowers Embossing ink Thank you so much for stopping by! Blessings,

I am working hard trying to get caught up in my family scrapbook album. I'm just about 2 years behind. Today I am showing you a layout that I created with a picture from the scrap-booking retreat I went on in 2016. Considering I just went to this years scrapbook retreat last weekend I'd say I'm definitely 2 years behind - ouch! To be fair, our trip to DisneyWorld did get in the way of my normal family albums, but I had to take some time for that! Anyway, for this layout I decided to use a sketch from the  Sketches In Thyme  blog. The Sketch: My Take: To Create this Layout I used: Colorbok - Signature paper pad Computer font - Aqua Primas, brads, and embossing dies Thank you for stopping by, Blessings,

This layout challenge comes from The ScrapRoom Blog  and was a blast to do.  It was their Freaky Fast Challenge: My Layout: To Create this Layout I used: Paper Studio - Murphy's Square paper stack and Simple Stories: Awesome - stickers Thank you for stopping by! Blessings,

Sketch n Scrap  has a fun sketch out for their first October challenge. This was a simple design that allowed for so many options. I decided to use this sketch to scrapbook my son playing soccer.  The Sketch: My Take on it: To Create this layout I used: Paper Studio: Murphy's Square paper pack Soccer Cricut Cartridge: title Svg found online: MVP frame Project Life: Love Life - photo overlay My Mind's Eye - brown frame (cut in half to use as corners) Embossing Die - for flourish Thank you so much for stopping by! Blessings,

This sketch put out by Let's Scrap  was so much fun to work with. I love working with DCWV and especially when it's bright and colorful. We had gone to Arizona to visit a close friend of ours and we were there over my son's 7th birthday. We decided to celebrate by going to this awesome place called Flip Side. They had bumper cars, bowling, laser tag, and an arcade. The kids had a blast and it turned out to be an awesome way to spend a 7th birthday. Check it out below! The Sketch: My Take: To Create this Layout I used: DCWV: My Sunshine Stack Don Juan Cricut Cartridge - title font Cricut Decals cartridge - bowler and bumper car/driver Something to Celebrate cartridge - flgas vellum photo overlay from my stash chipboard from stash washi tape from stash And now a closer look: Thank you so much for stopping by, Blessings,

 Happy Monday and welcome to another Monday challenge! Challenge #337-Halloween Make a project using anything Halloween related.  But there has to be a least one cut from the Cricut Library! This Weeks Sponsor is- And the prize is- $25 Virtual Wallet!!!! 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: DCWV: The Corrugate Neutrals Stack Cricut Cartridges Holiday Cakes: haunted house 3 Birds on Parade - bird ghost Thank you so much for stopping by! Blessings,

If you ask my kids what their favorite part of the Magic Kingdom was you would get " Tom Sawyer's Island". I'll admit it wasn't what I expected to hear, but it does say a lot about kids in general. They love to explore and sometimes the most exciting adventures aren't the exciting craze of the Disney World rides but the simpleness of a park and a sense of adventure. They loved going through the caves and exploring the fort. Just the freedom to run excited them after being so closely watched as we made our way through the Disney parks.  To this day they talk about about going back and spending more hours running through the trees, across bridges, and into caves. I suppose we will make sure to block out a chunk of time for this on our next trip to Disney World. To Create this layout I used: Paper House: One Big Happy Family paper stack corrugated cardboard  Computer Font: Sloppy Paint Project Life: Explore - diecuts and Photo overlays My Mind

I love this months sketch from Let's Scrap so much that I used it again to scrapbook our trip into Adventure Land in Disney's Magic Kingdom. I didn't have very many good pictures from the ride itself because the camera on my phone wasn't the best and it was dark in the ride (I have since gotten an I-Phone 8 plus which I think would do a better job). I had two photos that turned out semi ok so I decided to put those on the tags and then just scrap the photos the photographers took outside the ride. It isn't very piratey but I think it turned out cute!  The Sketch:  My Take: To Create this layout I used: Simple Stories: Say Cheese paper pack Simple Stories: Say Cheese II - diecuts Picturesque Cricut Cartridge - tags Blackletter Cricut Cartridge - title font SVGCoop : Esty store - "Dead Men Tell No Tales" and the keys Krinkle Ribbon Distressing Ink Now for a closer look: Thank you so much for stopping