Here it is, May already! ! !
I feel like it has been Winter FOREVER ! !
In a hopes of getting the Spring thing going, ever year I plant a few seeds for transplanting into my gardens . . . as soon as it is warm enough to safely plant.
Even though it is going to be nice, warm today, it still isn't warm enough in the evening to risk of not freezing out the tender seedlings, when they finally appear.
I was worried about trying to keep the seedling labeled, and not mixed up, as some are veggies and others will make their way to the flower gardens, so ...
I remembered that I had gotten a package of pinch clothes pins, for crafting reasons, but, "HEY!" what better way to have convertible markers, from seed pots to gardens ! . . .pretty proud of that idea, just hope these work in the garden as well . . .
Thursday, May 8, 2014
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Week Six of Club Scrap Professional Scrappers League (PSL) Event
This week has been spent mostly in prep for the Stamp and Scrap Expo, at the CF Middle School. I won a table to crop at for the whole day. My goal was to create ALSBs to add to the ones I all ready have done, and scrap most, if not all of the photos I removed from a photo book that had LOTS of pics from 1981 through 1985.
Because these pictures included everything from Easter for my girls, ages 2 and 4 1/2, to pool and water slide pictures taken in Fargo in 1985.
The kits I "ALSBed were
Concrete Jungle - June, 2009
Arts 'n Crafts - August, 2010
Comfort Zone - October 2011
Full Circle - February, 2012
Navajo - January 2012
At the beginning of the morning, I decided to make myself a CS 12 X 12 album to be used specifically for a large number of the Lay Outs I would make during the day, so I started off the day with a project . . .
During the Expo itself, I manged to scrap 27 pages of LOs, from 6 kits, but was not able to complete them without my printer, extra paper for journaling, and bits of embellishments.
The kits I use and the number of pages include:
Time and Space - 12/04 - 8 pages
Varsity - 06/05 - 3 pages
Interior Design - 11/07 - 4 pages
Stratosphere - 04/07 - 2 pages
Blossom - 05/10 - 2 pages
Comfort Zone - 10/11 - 8 pages
Being that most, if not all of the pages I made qualified for this weeks challenge, I really thought I was gonna had lots of submissions, but ended up only submitting one of the double Lay Outs. I believe I can use a few of the other ones, after I embellish them with something "sparkly" . .
So, My submissions for the week six PSL challenge for "FRAMED":
2 pages (a double) created from Stratosphere - 04/07.
Thanks you for looking . . .
My Personal Standings:
Week one: Metallics
Week two: Torn Paper - 12
Week three: Die cuts/Cut a parts - 55
Week four: Petals -
Week five: Stencils/Masks - 19
Week Six: Framed - 2
Week two: Torn Paper - 12
Week three: Die cuts/Cut a parts - 55
Week four: Petals -
Week five: Stencils/Masks - 19
Week Six: Framed - 2
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Week FOUR and FIVE of the Club Scrap Professional Scrappers League (PSL) Event
Unfortunately, Was unable to submit any entries for Week FOUR - PETALS
This is an area where I do not excel, I really don't use flowers or "petals" in much of my crafting . . .
My submissions for the week five PSL challenge for "STENCILS/MASKS":
This week was a challenge in itself, as I worked three days as well as my regular schedule, but I still managed to get a few cards made for this category. . .
The Stencils I used were;
Gimme a Ring, 01-2009
Artifacts, 02-2009
Papillon, 05-2011
Serenity, 09-2012
Retreat, 08-2013
Aspen, 12-2013
Week one: Metallics
Week two: Torn Paper - 12
Week three: Die cuts/Cut a parts - 55
Week four: Petals -
Week five: Stencils/Masks - 19
This is an area where I do not excel, I really don't use flowers or "petals" in much of my crafting . . .
My submissions for the week five PSL challenge for "STENCILS/MASKS":
This week was a challenge in itself, as I worked three days as well as my regular schedule, but I still managed to get a few cards made for this category. . .
The Stencils I used were;
Gimme a Ring, 01-2009
Artifacts, 02-2009
Papillon, 05-2011
Serenity, 09-2012
Retreat, 08-2013
Aspen, 12-2013
Week two: Torn Paper - 12
Week three: Die cuts/Cut a parts - 55
Week four: Petals -
Week five: Stencils/Masks - 19
Week THREE of the Club Scrap Professional Scrappers League (PSL) Event
My submissions for the week THREE PSL challenge for "die cuts/cut a parts ":
For this challenge I grabbed a few different kits;
Textiles and Notions, 09-2004
Destinations, 06-2010
Adobe, 09-2010
Just Dandy, 07-2011
Versallies, 08-2011
Welcom, 09-2011
Week one: Metallics
Week two: Torn Paper - 12
Week three: Die Cuts/Cut a Parts - 55
For this challenge I grabbed a few different kits;
Textiles and Notions, 09-2004
Destinations, 06-2010
Adobe, 09-2010
Just Dandy, 07-2011
Versallies, 08-2011
Welcom, 09-2011
Week two: Torn Paper - 12
Week three: Die Cuts/Cut a Parts - 55
Week TWO of the Club Scrap Professional Scrappers League (PSL) Event
My submissions for the week two PSL challenge for "TORN PAPER":
I created a remake of one of our 2013 retreat projects we made called the Magnetic Messenger.
I had gotten the idea after trying to think of ways to "re-purpose" the top of a decorative tin that I had used the main tin for something else. I believe it turned out "pretty nifty"!
I also worked on making some cards for this specific challenge and ended up making 11 assorted cards . . .
Week one: Metallics
Week two: Torn Paper - 12
This year Club Scrap has revamped their Professional Scrappers League Event from years past.
One of the purposes for having this even is to have the Club Scrap members USE some of their much loved Club Scrap materials, mostly papers, but not leaving out past projects, and things like stencils, fibers, and other kit goodies.
Historically this has not been the most successful event for me, but this year I am trying to be more motivated toward participation in the event.
I did not submit anything for the first weeks challenge, which was ***METALLICS*** mostly because I or don't use much if any matallics in my scrapbooking or card making . . .
. . .or at least that is what I thought . . .
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