More from last week

I didn't want to bog down a post with all of the layouts I did last week, so here are the rest that I accomplished:

Cookie Creations A/Cookie Creations O - Using Leave Room for Sweet from Edeline Marta

Naked Cowboy - Using Country from Polka Dot Pixels and a modified version of Moody Miss template from Ya Yeah Designs.  Font credits: Bleeding Cowboys and Serial Publication

Scrapping for Fun

Here are a number of layouts I've been working on over the past week.

Spoon? - Using Unique kit from Karen Funk and Protector Pockets 2 from Karla Dudley.  For the 4Way challenge at Design House Digital (DHD).

 

Flower Child - Using Retrospect, a DHD Collaboration, and Blueprint #12 (free!) from Gen Bursett for the June DHD blueprint challenge.

 

Boy - Using Henry and Coco papers, Seaglass Alpha, and Funky Frames from Tickled Pink Studio 

Silly - Using Henry and Coco paper and Finger Paint Alpha from Tickled Pink Studio; When I Grow Up embellishments from Edeline Marta; and Simply Lifted Polaroids from Angie Hinksman.

Trick-or-Treat

Happy Halloween everyone!  Our trick-or-treat is scheduled for this evening, but my kids didn't have a bag to collect their goodies.  When I was little we just used a pillowcase. I didn't want to purchase a cheap bag that we'd end up throwing out (and wasting), so I made my own.

I went to the local craft store and purchased these blank burlap totes, totaling less than $7.50 for both together.  I already had some fabric transfer paper laying around... not to mention a multitude of digital scrapbook goodies at my disposal.  I simply created a fun design in Photoshop Elements, one for each side.  Take and look!

Please click on the pictures for credits. *WARNING* Should you attempt this at home, don't forget to flip your image horizontally so that it's backwards when printing!  When you iron it on, it will turn out the right way.  Luckily, I caught my mistake early and was able to salvage that piece of transfer paper to use for the kids' names.  WHEW!