Monday Showcase

Time for another Monday Showcase at the TownScrapper. Here's a quick and easy project that was colored and put together in less than 10 minutes. I used a C.C. Designs image called Rosalie.

For all your papercrafting needs contact Phebe by email at info@townscrapper.com or by phone at 519-882-0623. She has a great variety of things available and does carry several C.C. Designs stamps. Be sure to check out the other Showcase projects today at the TownScrapper.

Hugs and Kisses

Photography can make or break a project debut. I am definitely lacking in equipment and knowledge (especially when it comes to scrapbook pages) so I have recruited a friend who has both. I can manage when it comes to smaller projects like cards or tags but the rest fall flat.

Here are a couple of the sample photos he has taken so far. It is one of my older layouts that he used to test the waters. As you can see I really need to save up for a new camera. A photography class wouldn't hurt either. Thanks Tommy!

The hugs and kisses sentiment is called Valentine Big Stuff and is available from The Cutting Cafe.

Frankie Costume

I made this one for the Monthly Karber Challenge. The theme is: "Fantasy": Fairies, Vampires, Halloween Characters, Princesses, etc. I used my new Karber image called Frankie Costume Jude. He's definitely on the cute side as far as images go. I paired him up with some Spooky papers, googlie eyes and ribbon. I also added a little bit of Tangerine Tango cardstock to put more focus on the image. I can almost hear him say "Trick or Treat."

Stamps: Karber Digital Images: Frankie Costume Jude

Paper: Basic Gray, Tango Tangerine, Stampin Up DP, Misc. DP

Accessories: Copics, Nestabilities, Googlie Eyes, Dimensionals, SU Striped Ribbon

Digital Tuesday Challenge

Happy Tuesday! Glad to have Monday out of the way. This week's theme for the Digital Tuesday Challenge is Ribbons, Buttons and/or Bling. As long as you use one of those elements and a digital image you are good to go.

This week's sponsor is Fred She Said. Woot Woot! The prize: A $20 gift certificate to FSS and if you check out the Fred She Said Store you'll find some new digi's such as the one shown below. This image is called Pumpkins and Sunflowers. I used the colored version and spruced it up just a little to give the appearance that I have some mad coloring skills *LOL* This image is perfect for Fall projects.

Be sure to check out all the wonderful DT creations on the Digital Tuesday Challenge Blog. You'll find Mr. Linky hanging out there as well. I can't wait to see your fabulous creations this week.

Stamps: Fred She Said: Pumpkins and Sunflowers
Paper: Chocolate Chip, Tangerine Tango, Garden Green, White, The Paper Studio, My Mind's Eye DP
Accessories: Copics, White Gel Pen, Nestabilities, CB Embossing Folder, Copper Cord, Dimensionals, American Crafts Ribbon, Brown Button

Challenge Participation:

Pollycraft - Anything Goes
Creative Card Crew - Bloomin' Marvelous
Cutie Stampers -Anything Goes
Really Reasonable Ribbon - Fall Themed

Pretty in Pink

I thought I'd change the mood to something other than Halloween. What better way than to go all Pink on you. This cute little image is from Pixie Dust Studios and can be found in the Goodies Collection HERE. She is called Baker Fairy hence the cupcake designer paper. It's a fun collection of images. Stay tuned for the upcoming release called Leaves. It's sure to be a Fall Favorite.

Happy Halloween

Click HERE for the Fred She Said Blog Hop.

Time for another TownScrapper Challenge and this time we are asking you to create a new Halloween project. As you can see I am so into Halloween. I can't get enough of it. For my project I used the Jack O Lanterns image from The TownScrapper. I paired them up with some fun designer papers. I also ran the cardstock through the Cuttlebug to give it a little more umph!

From now until Thursday, October 7th at 9 p.m., create an original Halloween design and upload it to the InLinkz at the TownScrapper Challenge Blog for your chance to win a Victoria Case Magical Sophie (image shown below).