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Winner of the Bug Magazine
Hi all! I used random.org to pick my winner of the Bug Magazine and the lucky winner was... Scrap'n Yamma!! Please send me a note with your address and I will get the magazine right out to you. Thanks everyone!Scrap'n Yamma said...
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The Bug Magazine
Hi Everyone! This past weekend I received my first issue of The Bug Magazine. If you haven't heard of this magazine yet it is a magazine solely dedicated to the cricut! How exciting right? Anyway, I advertised in the magazine for Simple As ABCraft and I received two magazines in the mail. I have decided to do a giveaway on the second one to a lucky crafter! Just leave me a comment below and I will pick a winner on Thursday. Good luck!!
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I Wanna Do it Myself Layout
As Mom's most of us go through that stage with our kids as toddlers when they want to do everything themselves! When my daughter was 2 we went through this stage. I found these photos in my stash and was just going to do a simple layout with the photos. Luckily I have been keeping a family blog for the last few years. I went through it and found this entry about how at this time Ava, my daughter, was very much into her independence. I was so happy to have that entry so it would make my layout complete!

I used Cricut Lyrical Letters for the title and flowers on this layout. I stamped around my journaling box and for the border around the pink with my Market Street Stamps Simply Stitched Border stamps. I cut out the brown with my scalloped edge punch and tore the little green piece with flowers on it for added dimension. I got this layout idea from the page maps book, a gift from my friend Nancy for my birthday. I love this book! It has helped me so much in my scrapbooking.
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Winner of the Thank You Card Blog Hop!
Hi everyone! The Thank You Card Blog Hop winner is... Angela R.
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I love both your cards! The stamps in the backround were adorable! Great touch! The next card is so classical!
Thank you so much for sharing!
Happy New Year!
Contact Info: incase I get lucky enough to win that amazing blog candy!
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New Blog: www.scraptillyadrop.blogspot.com
Thanks so much to everyone who hopped along with us this past weekend. I loved reading all your comments!
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Gift Bag and Ornament
Hi everyone! If you are looking for the Thank you card blog hop, click here. I just wanted to show you some Christmas projects I made this past week for an "after Christmas" Christmas party we are having tonight with some friends. The girls and I decided to do a $5 gift for each other of something that is our favorite thing. My favorite thing this year from Stampin UP! was the new fabric they included in their mini catalog. I have always been interested in sewing and this fabric, along with the help of my upline, Glenda Travelstead, has really got me sewing! Glenda made this adorable purse ornaments for us and I thought this would be so cute to make and give away. I also cut these cute little bags from Once Upon a Princess and used my cute "bonus" stamp from Market Street Stamps to embelish. I think this might be one of my most favorite projects ever!



The paper on this is the textured paper from Stampin UP! in Old Olive, I cut the bag at 6 inches from the Once Upon a Princess cart. The ribbon is also Stampin UP! (retired). The stamp was a stamp I received from Market Street Stamps with my last order.
Purse was cut using the Sizzix Top Note die from Stampin UP! The ribbon is just some white ribbon I had, the flower and brad are from Stampin UP! as well along with the fabric which was in the holiday catalog.
A photo of the 6 bags, aren't they so cute??
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