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Monday, May 5, 2008

Meeting Ariel




Here's my latest Disney Page! I was going to condense this down to one page, but I just couldn't. I had so much fun making the side that doesn't have any photos. It is the first time I've ever done that. All cuts are from the Dreams Come True cartridge expect the title. It is cut from Cuttin' up. TFL
Saturday, May 3, 2008

Here is the fourth challenge of the day....


I have to say this one was challenging. Maybe I need to go to bed. I don't even have the green paper on straight...oops. I made the turtle out of a shrinky dink. I ran the shrink paper through the cuttlebug and used the cuttlekids turtle die. Isn't she cute. I needed to take a break from Disney...LOL

The 3rd challenge of the day...


This challenge was to use the paper you made and make it into a card. Keeping with my Disney theme here is my card. I cuttlebugged (is that a word) the bottom. Mickey is cut at 3 inches. Thanks so much for looking.

Robyn's 2nd challenge of the day



This challenge was a little more difficult for me as I don't usually make my own background paper. On this M-I-C-K-E-Y layout I stamped tiny stars for the background paper in red and black. The star stamp is from the Stampin' up set "Its a cheer thing". I tried to zoom in on the second pic to show it. Hope you can see it. The mickey signature is a copy from the kids autograph books. The title is cut using the Mickey Font cartridge and the Mickey head is cut using the M&F cartridge. Thanks for looking.

Robyn's First Challenge of the Day!


Okay...Here is my simple scrapbook page for Robyn's first challenge on her blog [The Pink Stamper] Link is at the left. Happy National Scrapbooking Day.
Friday, May 2, 2008

BBTB contest entry




This is my entry in Regina's latest contest at BBtB. You have to use the & sign. This is another page from my ever growing Disney book! YEAH! The title is cut from George; the pirates are from the paper dolls cart and the faces are from peachykeen stamps. I copied the autograph from my kids autograph books. I love the paper. My sister gave it to me so I'm not sure of the manufacture. Let me know what you think. This LO was so fun to make!
Thursday, May 1, 2008

Making Progress on my Disney Book






Here are the latest LO I made for my Disney Scrapbook. They are actually in reverse order than how I wanted them to appear but I'll try to make the best of it.

Starting on the bottom:

Where the Magic Begins: Of course I have too many pictures of the castle to count so I picked three great shots and a really cute one of my kids for this page. In the pocket are tickets to the park. One day we forgot our pass and they had to give us real ticket stubs; I scooped them right up for my book LOL

The Polynesian Resort: This is the Hawaii themed Disney resort; we stayed here because I couldn't get a value resort for the size of my family. It was a real sacrifice...not! This place is gorgeous! I would stay there again in a heartbeat. The map of the resort I printed from a website. I really like how it turned out. The palm tree is from Doodlecharms.

The volcano pool: This is the actual pool at the resort. The kids LOVED it! The girls were able to go down the slide and jump through the waterfall. We were so busy that there wasn't much time for swimming, but we made the most of it when we got the chance.

Cinderella's Carousel: I didn't have many pictures from this, but I loved the two I had. I made the horses from the Happily Ever After cart as well as the little post I put between them. By cutting the horses out twice I was able to piece together some different colors.

Sword in the stone (1..2...3...pull): My kids really thought they might get this sword out. It was cute to watch. Finally after each tried they tried one last time all together. Guess what...it didn't budge. LOL I made the sword from the Happily Ever After cart as well. I made it that big by manipulating the cut on the design studio software.

Thanks for taking time to look.
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I'm a 41 year old (gasp) freelance writer, school cafeteria manager, wife and mother. I have three children and one anxious and overweight beagle. I use my blog to make others laugh, to share some cool crafts, to document my lunchlady adventures and to lament about the challenges faced by us all on the journey called life. Thanks for visiting. Please leave some crack...um...I meant some comments.
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