Simply Me

Design Team Bonanza!

2010-11-11T07:44:00.000-08:00

It has been a long time since I've posted new work... so here is a BONANZA of new work I did for my Design Team at Scrap N Book. Stop by the store and see the fabulous products they have to offer!

I created all these projects using We R Memory Keepers new line of papers called Maple Grove.

Here is my first layout. The strip with the title was created by spraying a cream colored piece of cardstock with blue "SmoochSpritz" for a shimmery texture. I made the 3D flower is and added the blue gem in the center:

My next layout is one of my favorites - I love the round shaped patterned paper. I created the flourished shapes with Tim Holtz die cuts (run through my cuttlebug).

This tin will hold my favorite fall recipes - of which I have quite a few since I love to bake as soon as the weather turns cool!

I created this candle using more of the Maple Grove line. I handcut the tree from the patterned paper mounted it with 3D tape to the front for added dimension. A little twine bow adds the perfect touch. It's hard to see in the picture but I added glitter pen to all the leaves and the stem of the tree.

Now for my cards! This Thanksgiving card was really fun to make. I cut a circle window out of the front of the card and then dangled the scalloped sentiment in the window! The scalloped sentiment is orange on one side and blue on the opposite side so it is pretty either way you look at it!

My last card is my "Thankful for you" card. I love this card because I created the background patterned paper myself using stamp and ink in different colors. Then I inked the edges of the "patterned paper" with brown distressed ink to give it more texture. The tree has red stickles dotted on it to look like apples which gives it a little extra sparkle for fun!

Thank you for having a look at my projects! Happy Fall!

Celebrating Freedom

2010-07-10T09:41:00.000-07:00

4th of July 2005... yes I'm a little behind on my scrapbooking some would say! But I like to scrap in whatever order I want! It gives me great pleasure to scrap book out of order! So this 4th of July I scrapped pictures from 2005 using We R Memory Keepers Old Glory line which I absolutely love! I used some Bo Bunny chipboard alphas and flourishes also!

The products all came from Scrap N Book for my DT project. This was a 2 page LO. I cut the title and stars with my Wishblade. The stars were edged with stickles.

Here is a closeup of the stars. I accordian pleated a strip of pattered paper for the circle on the star and the glued it into a circle before adhering it onto the star.

The flourish was inked with distress ink the spritzed with water mixed with Perfect Pearls for a Pearlescent distressed look. I love how it turned out.

New Layout & Card

2010-07-09T13:38:00.001-07:00

Here is a new card and layout using product from my local scrapbook store Scrap N Book where I am a Design Team Member. Check them out they have a fantastic selection for you to choose from.

Both projects used mainly We R Memory Keepers product.

I used my Wishblade to cut out the gecko and then ran it through my Cuttlebug for extra texture. I inked it up with distress inks from Tim Holtz. The green mat was cut with Martha Stewart Around the Page border punches.

Bo Bunny May Sketch LO Challenge

2010-05-31T13:33:00.000-07:00

The unbelievably talented Rita Shimniok provided us with this 2 page sketch for the May Challenge over at Bo Bunny:

We were allowed to create a one or two page layout based on the sketch, and I decided to go with a one pager. I chose the Jazmyne line from Bo Bunny to compliment my pictures along with the Double Dot cardstock with is my all time favorite item in the Bo Bunny product line.

I also used Black Bo Bunny Chunky Chips Alpha Stickers which I painted green... then spritz with gold glitter spray for a really cool effect. I did the same with an ivory Chunky Charms flourish. The results turned out spectacular!

Notice the handcut detail along the left side of the layout and how the focal picture is nestled into the glittered flower work. This set of papers is just beautiful.

Here is a closeup of the painted/gold glimmer sprayed letters:

Thanks for taking a peek!

May Card Sketch Challenge

2010-05-27T08:34:00.000-07:00

Here is the Card Sketch for the May Challenge over at Bo Bunny. It was created by the talented Juliana Michaels. I created my card using the Flutter Butter line, Double Dot and Abbey Road. Don't you love when multiple collections can come together on one project? That's one of the things I love so much about Bo Bunny - their lines really blend together well.

I used multiple tools to create this card. I used a spellbinder scalloped square die, a scalloped border punch and Tim Holtz (Sizzix) flower die for the fabulous rose in the center.

Here's the card:

Now for a closeup of the rose. I cut the flower die 5 times to create the rose. I inked the edges with distress inks. They take some time to create - but the end result is really worth the effort!

Bo Bunny "Mom Themed Layout"

2010-05-21T10:28:00.001-07:00

In honor of Mother's Day I accepted the Bo Bunny challenge to create a layout with the theme of Mothers. I used pictures from this years Mother's day celebration that we had at our house. I am lucky enough to have both my Mom and my Mother-in-law live close by and we enjoyed breakfast cooked by my fabulous husband!

I created the layout using the Mama-Razzi line by Bo Bunny.

I treated the flower and the stamped camera with Crackle Accents by Inkssentials for a little extra texture and think they turned out pretty neat!

Time for a Bo Bunny Card Sketch Challenge!

2010-04-20T11:33:00.000-07:00

Bo Bunny issued a Card Sketch challenge... and I couldn't resist. The sketch was created by Dee Gallimore Perry. Here's the sketch:

I created my card using the Delilah line of patterned papers. I used the Jazmyne acrylic stamps to create the flower/leaves. Here is the front of the card:

Here is the inside of the card:

Thanks for taking a peek!

Aye Matey!

2010-04-10T19:13:00.000-07:00

Here's a 2 page Layout created with Reminisce products for Scrap N Book scrapbook store. The black circles are created using clipart!

I stitched the punched border with DMC floss for extra texture. Sparkle and stitching... a winning combination!

YOU Make a Difference!

2010-03-20T16:19:00.001-07:00

I recently created this mini-book for my scrapbook store Scrap N Book. All supplies can be purchased here: http://www.scrapnbook.typepad.com/

The mini-book celebrates my daughters servants heart. I created it for her to keep in her room, and to inspire her to continue in service. She has been been so happily serving since I can remember!

Making Goodie bags for Thanksgiving when we fed the homeless:

Feeding the homeless in Tacoma and Dropping food off at the food bank:

Collecting food for the food bank:

Serving at Angel Food Ministries and Raising Money for the Sumner Family Center by putting on your own bake sale with your friends:

Thanks for taking a peek!

Bo Bunny Card Challenge

2010-02-08T18:29:00.000-08:00

Bo Bunny issued a card challenge for February- and I couldn't wait to join in! The sketch was created by the talented Juliana Michaels. Here is the sketch: I created my card using Bo Bunny's Flutter Butter Line and also some Calypso. The buttons are from Bo Bunny's Abbey Road collection. Amazing how all 3 lines coordinate so well together! I added some birthday candles wrapped in some sheer ribbon for good measure. Here is my card:

Thanks for taking a look!

Bo Bunny Sketch Challenge

2010-01-15T13:22:00.000-08:00

Bo Bunny issued a sketch challenge - and I couldn't resist! The sketch was created by the super talented Rita Shimniok. For tons of inspiration... check out her blog here: http://colorfullycreating.blogspot.com/

Here is the sketch:

I used Bo Bunny's "Tis the Season" line for my layout. Yes... this is a Christmas line - but I used it for an engagement layout! See how versatile it is?! I also used some flourish stickers from the Abbey Road collection.

Here is my layout:

I created the flowers using directions by Bo Bunny Design Team Member Tonya Dirk... THANK YOU to Tonya! I inked the flowers with Distress Ink and then spritzed them with Glimmer Mist for sparkle! The red heart is also spritzed with glimmer mist and them stitched onto the layout.

Here's a closeup:

Lastly... I for a helpfult hint! The flourishes were green - but I wanted them to be more brown so I used my StazOn ink pad and a Inksesstials foam dauber to re-color them to a brown. Then I outlined the flourishes (and the title) to give them more definition.

Visit the Bo Bunny site here: http://bobunny.blogspot.com/ for a look at their new releases - they are fabulous!

Design Team work for Scrap N Book

2010-01-10T11:11:00.000-08:00

I wanted to share my latest Design Team work for Scrap N Book. They carry a whole store chock full of fabulous products. This month I worked with Crate Paper patterned and chipboard embellishments, Bo Bunny Chipboard Alphas, Bazzill, Queen & Co jewels and much more. Check out their blog here for store information: http://www.scrapnbook.typepad.com/

Here is the first layout I created with pictures of my girls from Christmas. The tag is leftover from a Melissa Frances mini album. The red alpha stickers are by Reminisce.

The 2nd layout I created features my wonderful parents and 2 of my daughters from Christmas day. I was able to utilize the remaining remnants leftover from the circle I had cut out from the previous layout (SAVE those scraps!!) I cut the scraps with old deco scissors and went to town!

I created several cards also. The first card is a "gate card" that opens in the middle. I used distress inks to enhance the elements on the card. Here is my 2nd card - I used the buttons as ornaments.

This box hold a mini album with pictures of family Game Night celebration! The mini album is an accordian album that is all pictures.

Grateful...

2009-12-04T11:56:00.000-08:00

Just a quick post today of a layout I created from my LSS... Scrap N Book. Stop on by the store and check them out here: http://www.scrapnbook.typepad.com/.

The Layout is created with the fabulous Bo Bunny Flutter Butter line which I absolutely adore. I also used Ali Edwards stamps from Technique Tuesdays.

Of important note: The layout is based on a sketch by the wonderful Rita Shimniok. She has a fantastic blog worth checking out here: http://colorfullycreating.blogspot.com/

5th grader

2009-12-01T08:35:00.000-08:00

Isn't it fun when you create a layout using a patterned paper titled "Kitchen Spice"... and make a layout about starting 5th grade? It just proves how versatile the patterned paper really is! I love the color scheme of this paper - it is so rich and full of texture.

I cut the butterfly out of the Bo Bunny Double dot paper and then couldn't resist adding flowers that I "fussy cut" from the Kitchen Spice Sesame paper.

The chipboard star makes the perfect home for the title... and don't you love the Jenni Bowlin calendars? They are perfect embellishments!

The next time you decide to make a layout... think outside the box. Possibly Kitchen Spice would make a perfect Back to School layout for you!

Pink Paislee Mistletoe & Co

2009-11-29T15:23:00.000-08:00

I couldn't wait to show you my Pink Paislee goodness. I loved working with the Mistletoe & Co Collection. It is a fabulous line!

My favorite project was an altered cake stand and decorated candle. The patterned paper was the perfect compliment to what I had in mind.

Because the candle was more than 12" in diameter I chose to create a candle "bustier" by using eyelets and ribbon and cinching it up the back! It became both functional and elegant!

For the base of the cake stand I used a scalloped punch which I turned into a flower. After adding a glittered snowflake and a Pink Paislee brad, this became a beautiful embellishment.

I created this layouts and used the Pink Paislee Pixie Stix on the chipboard frame.

Here is a closeup:

Here is a 2 page layout I created with Pink Paislee's Mistletoe & Co. line. Isn't it wonderful how different the 2 layouts are even though they are created using the same line?

Here is my first card - complete with stickles and glitter. Here is the inside of the card:
On my 2nd card I created my house starting with chipboard and decorated it from there: Thanks for stopping by! I hope you enjoyed my tour of the Pink Paislee Mistletoe & Co as much and I enjoyed creating with it!

Pop on over to the Scrap N Book Blog!!

2009-11-15T11:50:00.000-08:00

This month I used Bo Bunny materials as a Design Team member for my Local Scrabook store Scrap N Book. Hop on over to their website here: http://scrapnbook.typepad.com/ and check out their store. It's full of wonderful products and helpful, talented people.

Here are my project that I created for the store... all supplies can be found at Scrap N Book.

Our Family Tree Layout:

Thankful Card

TriFold Card

Fall Mini Book

How about a little Imaginisce?

2009-10-29T14:40:00.000-07:00

I know it's a little early for Easter... but it's never to early for bling! I created this layout with mostly Imaginisce product. I added buttons along the top but to add some extra "glitz" I used sparkle mod podge on the buttons. I covered the Cosmo Cricket chickies with Imaginisce patterned papers - how cute are they?

Here is a close-up of the buttons. The extra bling really adds to the layout!

Here are the little chicks! And check out the bling in the patterned paper! Fabulous!

Fabulous Giveaway - BlueMoon Scrapbooking!

2009-10-26T11:17:00.000-07:00

It's 7 Gypsies week over at Blue Moon Scrapbooking and they are giving away fabulous prizes! Pop over to: http://bluemoonscrapbooking.blogspot.com/ and check out the fun!

Just for you!

2009-10-04T16:57:00.000-07:00

Here's a quick card that I whipped up in honor of World Card Making Day. The card uses a sketch by Christine Ousley from the Bo Bunny DT. I created the card with Bo Bunny products. Enjoy!

In Honor of World Card Making Day

2009-09-30T10:36:00.000-07:00

I wanted to post a flurry of cards in honor of World Card Making Day! When I started crafting over 20 years ago - I started with a box of rubberstamps, a handful of pens and inks and began making cards. I could waste away an Saturday afternoon just making cards. I still can!

I believe nothing can bring a smile to your face faster than to open your mailbox and receive a handmade card. It means that someone was thinking of you. They sat down and actually took TIME to create something for you. That's special!

So... with that ... here are some of my favorite creations with hopes that they will inspire you in some small way to bless someone with a smile today!

Birthday Cards:

Valentines Day Cards:

Easter Card:
St Patricks Day Card:

Friendship/Thinking of you cards:

Thank you card:

Card Sketch!

2009-09-14T07:53:00.000-07:00

Who can resist a card sketch? Not me! I'm always one to see how I can make it just a little different - and unique.

This card sketch is again a challenge on the Bo Bunny Blog. I chose to use the Sweetie Pie line on this card. I love the combination of pink, green and red.

Here is the sketch that was created by Dee Gallimore-Perry.

As you can see I changed the square to a circle and mounted it onto a star (which I cut using my wishblade).

The trick when using shapes is to make sure you ink and outline to give them definition. I used black ink on the scalloped circle and on each piece of the inner circle. I used my white inkssentials pen by Ranger to outline the star with faux stitching. I think it makes all the difference in the card.

For the inside of the card I also outlined the star shape. The sentiment is a very old stamp by DOTS... which is now Close to My Heart. The heart is cut from the patterned paper.

Thanks for taking a peek!

Bo Bunny Quote Challenge

2009-09-13T17:18:00.000-07:00

The Bo Bunny Blog is having a challenge to use a quote on a scrapbook layout - and I couldn't resist playing along. I went searching for pictures and a quote to go with it. I went with a quote from Winnie the Pooh because, well, who can resist a Pooh quote?

My patterned papers are a mix from the Calypso & Sweetie Pie line at Bo Bunny. Of course, no layout is complete without using the fabulous Double Dot papers (my favorite).

Here is the layout... notice the big red swoosh which mimicks the shape of the hammock.

Here in the closeup you can see that I covered the yellow double dot scalloped circle with a mesh similar to hammock netting as a special touch.

Here's a closeup of the title:

Thanks for taking a look at my layout!

Shaped Card Challenge

2009-09-03T12:45:00.000-07:00

Bo Bunny is keeping us hopping with challenges - this time it is a "Shaped Card" challenge. This was a fun one for me because I love making cards... especially shaped cards!

The base of my card is a from Bo Bunny's Calypso Line. I created the Red Double Dot Butterfly with my Wishblade and outlined it with my white Inkssentials pen. I used big yellow gems for the body. The hearts on the butterfly are punched with a Martha Stewart punch. I used Bo Bunny's Calypso Life patterned paper, which is inked and outlined.

Of course the card wouldn't be complete without a few extra tiny butterflies - punched from yellow Double Dot.

I love how the card turned out... it is very 3 Dimensional and full of texture!

Aqua Challenge!

2009-09-03T12:32:00.000-07:00

Bo Bunny has another challenge on their blog! This time the challenge was to create a layout, card or altered project using the color aqua! Hmmm! That was a little challenging for me since I really had to dig through my remaining Bo Bunny materials to find product that was aqua.

We just returned from a few camping trips and I had a couple of pictures of me and the hubby ... and I quickly saw a recurring theme... BRAIDS! I could easily see this layout coming together!

The newest release of Bo Bunny product has wonderful shaped papers - but my LSS doesn't have them in yet so I decided to be creative and make my own. I punched circles out of the dotted patterened paper using a circle punch. Then I inked every one of those little circles… and adhered them to the back of the aqua cardstock circle making my own shaped scalloped paper!

Inking the edges of the chipboard flourish and frame with white pen gave them the definition they needed to “pop”… and then a sprinkling of Bo Bunny gems and buttons completed the page.

Here is my completed layout:

Here is the journaling:

Braids… at 42? Why in the world would I wear braids at 42? I can only think of one reason, and it’s the best reason in the world. My husband loves to see me in them. When I wear braids, he can’t resist grabbing them and giving them a playful tug. It must be the little boy still in him… and that makes it worth it. So … just for him – once it a while, I forget that I’m over 40 and wear braids!

August Bo Bunny Sketch

2009-08-08T14:20:00.000-07:00

Bo Bunny has a Layout Sketch contest up on their blog. The sketch is fantastic and was created by Shanna Vineyard.

Here is the sketch:

To mix it up I chose to make my layout a landscape 11 x 8.5 layout which is one of my favorite sizes to create!

I replaced the scalloped strip along the top with a strip of Powder Blue Dot punched with the Martha Stewart Arch border punch.

I used patterned papers and stickers from Bo Bunny's Calypso Line ... don't you love that BBQ? I cut that out VERY carefully with my Xacto knife!

For the title work, I cut a Chunky Chip bracket in half and filled the frame with the Wild Berry Dot patterned paper. The title is cut with my Wishblade. The shiny blue dots are made with Smooch Pearlized Accent Ink.

If you would like to play along with this challenge - visit the Bo Bunny blog at: http://bobunny.blogspot.com/

One More Bo Bunny "Orange" Layout

2009-08-03T16:36:00.000-07:00

I couldn't resist pulling together one more layout for the Bo Bunny Orange Challenge. This one also uses the Popsicle Line, Double Dot and Flirty stickers!

For some extra pizzazz... I stitched around the title on the sticker with DMC floss!

Bo Bunny Orange Challenge!

2009-08-02T09:09:00.000-07:00

If you check back through my blog - I've dedicated this month to showcasing work done with Bo Bunny products. It's been such a blast because their products are versatile and full of variety! They range from whimsical to elegant which can make each project so unique!

This week they are running a challenge to create a layout using the color orange. I couldn't resist jumping right in!

I created this layout using a photo I took using an undewater camera. The photo is less than perfect - but with these fabulous papers - it really doesn't matter. It really is the memory that matters, right?!

How about a couple of tips on how I created this layout? The sun was really fun to create. I started with the scalloped circle which is punched using the Extra Large Giga punch by Marvy. Then I punched the Wid Berry Red Dot Patterned Paper using the Large Circle punch. The sparkle comes from a combination of orange jewels placed on each of the scallops and then I stitched “Pearlescent” DMC floss around the Wild Berry Red circle to give it both definition and sparkle. To complete the sun I put a circle of Juicy Orange Popsicle with 3D tape in the center. I added the sun rays around the sun and outlined them with white pen for definition.

For the title I added patterned paper to the chipboard Bo Bunny Alphabet. Then I outlined each letter with white pen for definition. The white outlining makes all the difference in the world.

I created the clouds out grid pattered paper, then inked and outlined them. The waves have glitter glue on them for sparkle and the orange wave has gems added to each of the flowers.

So this is my Orange challenge - I hope you enjoy it as much as I have! It's been a bit of sunshine as we remember back to our Boogie Boarding vacation!

2 Page Bo Bunny Layout

2009-07-31T13:27:00.000-07:00

I wanted to share this 2 page Layout that I created using Bo Bunny's Splendor line. It is one of my favorite lines. Who would have thought it would have been perfect for a "college girl" layout?! Well I guess I did!

The layout is designed as two 11x8.5 (landscape) pages stacked on top of each other. It's somewhat unique in that way - and I love that about it! I created the title in MS Word using text boxes and then just added a jewel to it.

Bo Bunny Birthday Sketch

2009-07-28T08:03:00.001-07:00

Bo Bunny is having a Birthday Card Sketch Challenge on their blog. I'm always up for a challenge! So I whipped up a card.

Here is the sketch by Dee Gallimore-Perry:

Here is the front of my card. I used the Popsicle line, Double Dot and Flirty stickers. It's amazing how well you can pull from 3 different lines and have it come together so well!

And here is the inside of my card:

Maui Memories

2009-07-28T07:53:00.000-07:00

This project was one of the most fun I've ever made! It's entirely made of Bo Bunny product... and everything on it was handmade. The tin is a Peppermint Bark container from Christmas (don't you love recycling old items?!).

I sketched the palm trees and then just cut them out. They are lifted with 3D adhesive tape (although it's hard to tell in the photo). The waves are glittered lightly. For the beach ball, pail and shovel, I used patterns from Scapbooks Etc. and paper pieced them. I cut the starfish by hand. Outlining (or inking) the paper pieced items really gives them a "finished" look.

The titles were cut with my Wishblade - what a wonderful tool!

Here is a side view of the tin.

You're My Sunshine

2009-07-28T07:48:00.000-07:00

This is a special layout about my special someone... of course my hubby! He is indeed my sunshine on my cloudy days! This year we celebrate 15 years of happiness and I truly love him more today than ever!

This layout features the Bo Bunny Abbey Road line... it's a beautiful line and I love the jewels and the chipboard frames and flourishes. I outlined the Bo Bunny alpha with an aqua Sharpie Marker.

Bo Bunny + Stamping = FABULOUS

2009-07-26T14:27:00.000-07:00

Here is a layout that showcases an older (but one of my favorite) Bo Bunny lines called Splendor. I combined some stamping that I embossed. Then I colored the stamping in with multiple colors of Prismacolor Colored Pencils.

To blend the colored pencils and give them more of a "watercolor" look I used a product called Gamsol which breaks down the wax in the pencils and blends them beautifully. After stamping the image and coloring it, I cut the image into a strip and used it on my Layout.

I also stamped the yelow flowers, then stamped another red image on top of the yellow one to give it a two toned effect. I added a glittered brad to the center and ribbon leaves for pizzazz.

The final touch was to "lift" the wallet sized photo using 3D adhesive tape to give it some extra presences on the layout. It nestles nicely on the Bo Bunny diecut.

Smiles that Melt Your Heart

2009-07-22T15:06:00.000-07:00

One more layout made with the Bo Bunny Flirty line... and one of my all time favorite pictures! These are the smiles that definitely melt my heart everytime! Thanks to Bo Bunny who made this layout just come together in a flash... the patterned papers were just perfect!

Lil' Miss

2009-07-22T15:01:00.000-07:00

Here's a layout I created using the Bo Bunny Flirty Patterned Paper. It's so perfect for a little girl layout! I used my exacto knife to carefuly cut around some of the images on the patterned paper (the edges of the hearts and birds) so that they could lay right over the photo. Isn't that a fun effect?

Allee Cat

2009-07-21T08:35:00.000-07:00

Here's a cute layout with the Bo Bunny Pet Shop line. The paw prints on the arrow are Bo Bunny rub-ons which give it a real fun look.

A Little Teen Chic!

2009-07-20T16:23:00.001-07:00

Here is one of my favorite Layouts using some Teen Chic. I took the Teen Chic Dot patterned Paper and used my exacto knife to carefully cut the flourish out the patterned paper. It made for a really cool effect!

The black butterflies up the right side were punched from the Teen Chic patterned paper. I bent the wings up and then placed rolled glue dots under each wing to "lift" them and give them dimension!

Of course the picture of my beautiful teen helps immensely too!

Bo Bunny Pet Shop Card

2009-07-18T13:35:00.000-07:00

Here's a little card I whipped up with the Pet Shop line! I stamped the little owl and used some colored pencils to add texture. I think the "googly eye" give it a little whimsical touch!

Bo Bunny Sketch Contest

2009-07-14T16:35:00.000-07:00

Bo Bunny is having a Sketch contest. Designer Dee Gallimore-Perry created this sketch for people to interpret and come up with a card featuring Bo Bunny products. Here is the sketch:

I gave the sketch my own twist by changing the shape to a scalloped circle (which is one of my favorite card shapes). I created my card using the Bo Bunny Flirty line, which is so fun and colorful. I added some gems and glittered chipboard hearts to give it some extra pizzazz!

Proof that the Pet Shop line isn't just for Pets!!

2009-07-14T07:58:00.000-07:00

Here is a Layout done with the Bo Bunny Pet Shop line ... with not a pet to be seen! See how versatile this line is! I love the colors in the Patterned Papers - they would be perfect for a masculine layout - but work just as well with girls! The circle embellishment is made of twill - with a Bo Bunny rub-on applied over the top. It rubbed on just perfect without missing a beat!

Welcome to My First Blog Post!!

2009-07-13T17:25:00.000-07:00

I'm finally getting my blog together - and I'm going to make this month "all about" Bo Bunny! I wanted to share a really fun Layout that I created with the Bo Bunny Pet Shop Line. This line is so incredibly versatile that it really does not need to be used with pet pictures (which I will show in future posts).

This layout features a picture of my cat and my favorite squirrel who we feed on the back porch every morning.

Most of the products used on this layout are from the Bo Bunny Pet Shop line: