Guess what guys? I won the random Scrap Gals challenge!!! Here's the layout I did for the stitching challenge (1 of 7).
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Sunday, May 16, 2021
Saturday, February 24, 2018
Stuck?! Layout #3 (Feb) - Le Tour
A few weeks ago we participated in the Tour de Palm Springs, an annual charity ride that we've been doing for 3 years. The weather was absolutely perfect as was the company. This is my third layout for the month for Stuck?!Sketches.
Sunday, June 5, 2016
Tim Holtz - 12 Tags of 2016 (Jun)
Here is this month's tag for Tim's challenge and what a challenge it turned out to be (i.e., many versions into the trash). Since I did not have the dapper design die I had to go searching my Silhouette library for something manly...a golfer. Next the plaid and what to do without the striped stencil...a ruler and markers. Definitely a dad worthy tag.
Sunday, May 3, 2015
Tim Holtz - 12 Tags of 2015 (May)
Last month my father-in-law celebrated his 91st birthday so I thought this photo of him and his two sons would be perfect for this month's tag from Tim. For the background I used sticky canvas instead of burlap and I added a variety of ephemera including airmail printables from pinterest.
Sunday, December 14, 2014
Tim Holtz - 12 Tags of 2014 (Dec)
Here is the final tag for Tim's 12 Tags of 2014. The deer was a free printable that I inked in gold and then embossed in clear embossing powder with touches of classy copper on the edges. The red ribbon was off of a gift and the green yarn is leftover from one of my mother's knitting projects. The gold button is from SU and the words are from Tim Holtz. All inks and papers are from SU.
Saturday, February 15, 2014
SBC - Sketch #380
Happy President's Day Weekend! Here is this week's page for Sketch #380 from Scrapbook Challenges. Since we haven't had snow here in California since mid December I decided to live vicariously through my nephew as he took the official snow measurement in Virginia. A whopping 16 inches and counting.
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