Bo Bunny May Sketch LO Challenge

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

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"

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!

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!

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!

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

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!