Once again, I planned to accomplish way more than I could realistically fit into three days. But on a happy note, I did get a ton of stuff done. Let's see...
1. I put together 50 kits for the classes I'm teaching next weekend at the Great American Scrapbook Convention. There's a whole lot of trimming, punching, bagging and stuffing in this box.
2. I finished creating the project for my first class at Scrapville. Ready for a couple of peeks?
Just a little tease...more photos to come after Kerry, Melinda and Cara have seen it. Basically, it's a fun little mini book that'll be perfect for your favorite summer photos, and we'll be playing with heat embossing and stamping along the way. The class will be Saturday, June 25, from 11:30 to 1:30, and you can sign up at Scrapville starting this week.
3. I created this layout for the Little Yellow Bicycle Challenge at 2Peas.
I accidentally stumbled on the entire Twig collection last week -- I seriously thought this was sold out pretty much everywhere -- so I bought a few pieces. And now I can see why it's sold out (almost) everywhere...it's awesome!
4. I trekked all the way to the Girl Scout Store to buy Avery's Brownie vest for her bridging ceremony tomorrow night. Next order of business is ironing on all the patches. Ugh.
There's a whole list of other stuff I got done this weekend, but let's get to the reason you're really here, shall we? The little matter of the giveaway??
Without further ado, the winner of the Lucky Me kit is:
Congrats Amy!!! Send me an email and I'll get your kit to you ASAP!And now I'm off to wrap Adam's anniversary present. Tomorrow is our 9-year wedding anniversary, but we're celebrating tonight. (Because the Girl Scout Potluck and Bridging Ceremony just wasn't the way I wanted to ring in our 10th year together.)
Enjoy what's left of your Memorial Day weekend!
4 comments:
I was pleasantly surprised at how much I loved the Twig collection. Usually I'm drawn to bright and colorful but there's something special about that line! Beautiful layout. :)
LOVE your sneak and your Twig project! Way to go you!
Scout badges are iron-on now? Be happy -- I've had to SEW on more Girl Scout, Cub Scout, Boy Scout and Air Force insignia and badges than I care to think about!
Love your projects, and how fun that you are teaching! Wish I lived in your neck of the woods to take them.
I remember those Girl Scout days. My oldest was in scouts for 5 years. Love the peek of your project and your Twig page... that is so pretty!!!
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