Thursday, April 28, 2011
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
I confess, I ordered!
Friday, April 22, 2011
Mickey Paper Dolls
I made this little Mickey box for my dear friend’s little daughter Kamea who has to have her tonsils out next week. This is a big surgery for such a little girl (3), but hopefully these little chipboard paper dolls will be able to perk her up and keep her company while she is recuperating in bed.
Supplies Used:
Christmas Recipe box- $1 aisle at Michaels
Mickey Chipboard Pieces- $2.99 Joanns (40% off sale)
Princess Chipboard Pieces- $2.99 Joanns (40% off sale)
Wooden Craft sticks- $2.39 Michaels
Mickey Mouse Paper- EK Success (in my stash)
Red Polka Dot Ribbon- Stampin up (in my stash)



Supplies Used:
Christmas Recipe box- $1 aisle at Michaels
Mickey Chipboard Pieces- $2.99 Joanns (40% off sale)
Princess Chipboard Pieces- $2.99 Joanns (40% off sale)
Wooden Craft sticks- $2.39 Michaels
Mickey Mouse Paper- EK Success (in my stash)
Red Polka Dot Ribbon- Stampin up (in my stash)
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
April Showers bring May flowers
Whimsical Wednesday's challenge is to design a project with the title "April Shower's bring May flowers" in mind. The projects had to include at least one of the following elements; Umbrella, Rain Boots, Flowers, or Rain Drops. I have all of the requirements, but my raindrops are kind of invisible in this picture. Oh well, here is my entry anyway:
This layout is from our 1st trip to Disney World. It rained every single day, but it never lasted long, and it did not slow us down. Head on over to Whimsical Wednesdays to join this challenge.
http://whimsicalwednesdays.blogspot.com/2011/04/april-showers-bring-may-flowers.html
This layout is from our 1st trip to Disney World. It rained every single day, but it never lasted long, and it did not slow us down. Head on over to Whimsical Wednesdays to join this challenge.
http://whimsicalwednesdays.blogspot.com/2011/04/april-showers-bring-may-flowers.html
Monday, April 18, 2011
I heart the 90's challenge

Scrap it with a song has a new challenge this week. It is called I heart the 90's and you have to take your inspiration from one of two 90's songs. For this challenge, I chose "The Sign" by Ace of Base. I loved this song when it came out, and I found the perfect picture for my layout.
This picture was taken at a turning point in my life. I was 19, on the wrong path, and pretty lost. One day I just decided to cut out all the bad out of my life, and take a different path. As soon as I made that decision, everything turned around for me, and I have never looked back. I hope you enjoy my project.
http://scrapitwithasong.blogspot.com/2011/04/i-heart-90s.html
Saturday, April 16, 2011
SNACK MOM!!!!!!!!!!!
So Today is my sister's day to bring the snack for her son's team, but unfortunately she is leading a community clean up at the park, so she asked me if I could possibly bring the snack for the kids. Me being me, I had to do it up right. I know that they are a bunch of 6 and 7 year old's, who might not think much about the presentation, but at least I love how they turned out. Contents inside: Doritos, Oreo's, Tootsie pop, Krabby Patty, and a few pieces of bubble gum. Do you think the other parents are going to be mad at me?Here is the breakdown:
2 sheets of Recollections baseball paper (.29 each at Michael's)15 Martha Stewart Large goodie bags (Big lots-$1 pack of 12)
2 sheets 81/2 x 11 green recollections cardstock (in my stash)
2 sheets of Karen Foster Design Baseball Cardstock stickers ($1.99 per sheet at Michael's
Friskars Grass border punch (in my stash)
I cut the green cardstock in length wide strips at 1 1/2 inches and border punched them. I cut the Baseball cardtock at 4 1/2 x 3/1/2 strips, folded lengthwise, and just stuffed the bags with goodies. Very simple, and I love how they look.
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