Scrap Queen

Another great sketch from the Let's Scrap  sketch challenge blog is up and I'm sure you're going to like this one! I do and I decided to continue scrapbooking our Disney trip of course! The pictures I decided to scrap are from the Beauty and the Beast theater production put on at Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World. The show was so fun to watch, they did an amazing job! The sketch:  To Create this Layout I used: My Mind's Eye - Filled With Love paper stack Quarter Note Cricut Cartridge - corner roses Disney: Dreams Come True Cricut Cartridge - title & Beauty and the Beast (print & cut) Picturesque Cricut Cartridge - tags Kraftynook svgs - flower in jar Simple Stories: Say Cheese II - quotes/journal tags Project Life: Explore - vellum photo overlays Krinkle Ribbon Thank you so much for stopping by!!! Blessings,

It's time for a "blast from the past" sketch over at Let's Scrap . This was a very fun sketch to work with. I did change it up a little bit. I turned the left side of the sketch to the right a bit and worked with the right side as it was. Check it out below: The Sketch: My Take: To Create This Layout I Used: DCWV: The Marquee Stack Recollections: planner stickers - journal words Cricut Cartridges: Disney Princess Dreams Come True - bow and arrow (upper right corner) DC Comics: Batman - targets When I Was a Kid - arrow borders Bits and Pieces - banners Etsy - CheeryDrearyCreations - Brave Dream (Merida) Svg - unknown orgin - bow and arrow Dafont - system font - Viking Normal Thank you so much for stopping by! Blessings,

I had a great time working with this week's sketch from the Let's Scrap blog ! It had arrows and banners and those are always fun to add to any layout!  Check out the sketch below: To create this layout I used: Colorbox: Fiesta paper stack Disney Princess: Dreams Come True Cricut Cartridge - Pocahontas, raccoon, title, frame Straight From the Nest Cricut Cartridge: Leaf Banner Design Space freebie - Arrows Simple Stories: Say Cheese II - phrase stickers Font - Dallon Now for a closer look at the layout: Thank you so much for stopping by! I hope you are inspired to create your own layout using the sketch! Blessings,

Got some more scrapping done this weekend. I've been working like crazy on my Disney World album and some pages go slower than others. The following layout did take awhile but that is because of all the intricate disney die cuts. Check out the layouts below! To create this Layout I used: DCWV: Violet Leaf  Paper Stack Maya Road: Chipboard covered in washi tape Disney Princess Dreams Come True Cricut Cartridge: Sebastian, Ariel,  Flounder, castle Picturesque Cricut Cartridge: tag Font: Quirky Script Krafty Nook SVG: Little Mermaid Esty Seller SVGCooP: Title InstaScrap: Beauty Puff Stickers - photo corners, glamerous, and arrow Washi Tape And now for a closer look: Thank you so much for stopping by! Blessings,

I recently discovered a great forum that holds monthly crops and challenges. I am always looking for inspiration and I love the challenge that challenges give me! Ha ha ha. Well, this forum is called  A Cherry on Top  and not only do they have their message boards but they are an online shop as well. One of their challenges is one of my favorite type of challenge, a sketch challenge. The sketch turned out perfectly for our pictures outside the Under the Sea: Journey of the Little Mermaid ride.  Check out the sketch below: My Take: To Create this layout I used: Crate Paper - paper pack Me & My Big Ideas: Pocket Pages - paper stickers Mambi Chips - Chipboard stickers Kaiser Craft: Love Life - photo overlays Project Life: Explore - paper clip Mermaid Party Cricut Cartridge - shells Disney: Princess Dreams Come True Cricut Cartridge - clam shell and Sebastien Nursery Rhymes Cricut Cartridge - title font twine ...

My biggest challenge in scrapbooking is using double sided pattern paper. Often times I just don't buy it because it is difficult for me to use. I love both sides, so which do I use, or do I have to buy double every time -which sometimes just doesn't work with my "budget". Ha ha, scrapbooking budget - that's funny. Well, my husband doesn't think so - which is very unfortunate, so careful I must be! Well, when it comes to specialty paper that I get for specific projects I like to make it go as far as I can -which normally means saving all sizes of the scraps to use on other pages. In this case I decided to use two pieces of paper to create a double layout. At first I was just going to cut the 4 inches off the bottoms of both and then glue to a white piece of paper to create two full layouts. And then it occurred to me to try and make it so I could scrap a page on all sides of the paper. So, using washi tape I taped the pieces of paper together - running the ...