Just for fun! Another Scrapbook Page...

I don't know where the paper came from, it was in my stash.  The felt embellishments are from CTMH.  The journaling papers are from an old calendar I saved.  This was an old photo that I was overjoyed to have found.  The only one of its kind.  I made 3 black and white copies of it to add to the page to make it impact a little bit more.  It is a cherished photo that I was happy to showcase on this page. 

Here's another book I like!

Cyndi suggested this book to me after she fell in love with it.  I put it on my Christmas list and got it for Christmas.  I haven't really tried anything yet, but I love all the different ideas it suggests.  Take a look:

Stop Crop and Shop Was a Success!

We enjoyed our 12 hour day of scrapbooking.  We got there at 9:45 to unpack and set-up.  We each had a 6' table, which was ideal.  Guess what table number I had? 

They gave us lunch and supper with snacks.  For lunch we had a stuffed potato bar, with chili, cheese, sour cream, green onions, etc.  For supper there was Lasagna and a green salad.  All was very good and filling.  The vendors weren't as I thought they would be.  I thought they would be scrapbooking stores with booths, but what it was was independant consultants of different companies, like Creative Memories, Party Lite, some Purse company, Tastefully Simple, and there was one Reiki healer and one independant candy maker.  So that was a little dissappointing, but it made me be more focused on actually scrapbooking. 

  For this event I made some "page kits".  I bought some really neat page planner envelopes, here's a link:   http://store.scrapbook.com/ch-pp1212.html.  I really thought that they worked out really well.  I first chose my photos I wanted to scrapbook, then I chose a "sketch card" from my Becky Fleck books, one set has rounded corners, the other set has square corners (which is very nice, now I'll know which deck to put them back in) 

Then I chose the cardstock color for the base of the page, then some decorative paper, close to the size I would need.  I really didn't want alot of scraps, so I cut the papers close to what they would end up being.  Then I chose the embellishments, stamps, etc. that would go well with the page.  Everything for the page fit very nicely in the page planner folder.  Below are some pics of one of my planners filled.   I stuck the layout card in the front pocket, the 12 x 12 papers in the next pocket and then behind that is a half pocket for all the embellishements.



Here's the cover of the  filled page planner.



This is the back of the page planner filled with embelly's.

This is the layout card I chose.
Using these page planners worked out really well for me and I felt that I was very productive. 



AND FOR THE BEST PART I WON TWO DOOR PRIZES!!! YEAH!!!  Below is what I won...

A basket filled with some fun Valentine stuff!

And this Stampin Up stamp set

Found this fun Video! A woman after my own heart! Using it Up! Thanks MadScrapperGirl!

This also is the next layout I'm doing.  "Vintage"!

November 2009 Crop Challenge #1: {Page}Map to Treasure!

We had to follow this sketch for our first challenge!  Here's mine.

November 2009 Crop Challenge #5: Delicious and Nutritious!

For the fifth challenge we had to use these items:

1 x Paperclip
2 x Flowers
3 x Shades of Ink
4 x Patterns of Paper
5 x Photographs
6 x Brads

November 2009 Crop Challenge #6: Animal Crackers!

This challenge was to create an animal/pet page.  And here's mine.