rain, rain and bbtb2...

since it has been so rainy and dreary i decided to play along with bbtb2 this week. the challenge was to use a disney cartridge...happily ever after was just the ticket. i knew i wanted to do a layout...so i decided to do a layout of little lou, my niece, turning 5...she loves all the disney girls. hope you enjoy it.

getting ready.....

my daughter is turning 12 this month. and i would like to make a little thank you for the children that come....so what do you think about this. it is a little milk carton that i found directions to on split-coast stampers...i adore it, and my daughter thinks if we fill it with candy it would great!!

Bitten by the bug II- Heart challenge

i fell in love with this challenge. even though i didn't have the love struck cart i knew the sweethearts cart would be perfect in it's place. so here is my take on the challenge... i used imaginisce twitterpated patterned papers...my cuttlebug to add dimension to my heart cuts. i hope you enjoy it as much as i did making it.

home decor

so here is the photo i hoped to share...a little dark but i am no photographer...just wanted to let you in on my new obsession, shadow boxes. hope you like it. :)

wandering around....

needless to say i have not been blogging. why? i have no good excuse.i can say i have been busy- i am a diabetic and i have been trying to take better care of myself and my family. i have been suffering with scrappers block since i moved my space around in my bedroom before christmas...but i see the light at the end of the tunnel and maybe now i can get back to it!!! i have been working on alot of cards lately and some home decor projects...hope to share soon.

wonky wednesdays...

eog's this week and warm humid weather have really got me feelin' wonky- but i have been doing some crafting and scrapping...hope you enjoy. this layout is about hubbs newest tat...in honor of "his girl" our daughter....i loved the butterflies...and all the distress ink i got to use...thank you tim holtz!!!

torsional tuesday......

who says 15 year old boys cant use the cricut? well mine sure whipped out some images for a project in greek mythology. been super busy with daughters school- we did a "survivor" like day to prepare for upcoming EOG's and i must be honest...it was fun. we had buffs for our tribe and we got to travel to different places in the school for different classes. the kids could search for a hidden immunity idol in each room , which held a homework pass and several prizes. my only complaint was no tribal council , i had one kid i desperately wanted to vote out!!! no seriously it was a fun day, and creative way to prepare stress-free for EOG's.