Bring along a cup of coffee and sit with me, as I share about my family, scrapbooking and outlook about life.
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Saturday, April 3, 2010
E-Quotes
Me: Where are we going?
E: 婆婆's house.
Me: How do we get to 婆婆's house?
E: Take the lift first.
"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. "
E: 婆婆's house.
Me: How do we get to 婆婆's house?
E: Take the lift first.
"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. "
Thursday, April 1, 2010
I have resurfaced from the 8-week Pro Scrapbookers League challenge at Club Scrap. It was an amazing ride because our team, The Embellishers, won every single challenge. No mean feat because we made a total of 4697 pages and scored 9154 points. There was only one week when our score was under 1000!
Competition aside, I also made new online friends. I can’t wait to receive our swap pages and compile them into an album to commemorate PSL 2010.
It will take me a few days to share what I made during those eight weeks. Here’s the first installment.
Competition aside, I also made new online friends. I can’t wait to receive our swap pages and compile them into an album to commemorate PSL 2010.
It will take me a few days to share what I made during those eight weeks. Here’s the first installment.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
E-Quotes
"Mommy help me. My hair is stuck!"
Mommy panics. "Stuck where?"
"Stuck to my head."
Well I'll be more than glad to have that happen to me!
Mommy panics. "Stuck where?"
"Stuck to my head."
Well I'll be more than glad to have that happen to me!
Friday, March 5, 2010
I had some time to experiment with more flower-making. Would you believe the three flowers use the same sized circle punch. The bottom has a second circle stacked on top. Let me show you how to make the other two.
I glimmer-misted pink paper and, when dry, punched out 2.5" circles. I then cut a spiral into the circle and snipped into the edges at regular intervals.
Then I applied glue to the opposite edge (from the snips) and rolled from the outside towards to the centre of the circle.
Add a button for the flower centre.
If you begin with a tight spiral and smaller intervals between snips, you get a smaller flower. It's great to be able to make different sizes of flowers from just a single circle punch size.
I glimmer-misted pink paper and, when dry, punched out 2.5" circles. I then cut a spiral into the circle and snipped into the edges at regular intervals.
Then I applied glue to the opposite edge (from the snips) and rolled from the outside towards to the centre of the circle.
Add a button for the flower centre.
If you begin with a tight spiral and smaller intervals between snips, you get a smaller flower. It's great to be able to make different sizes of flowers from just a single circle punch size.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
I'm curious, what about you?
"That's Right! Prima is giving away two more AMAZING prize packages in conjunction with our BIG SECRET! And we are getting closer and closer to revealing our secret-it won't be long now! Just a couple more days of suspense!"
"That's Right! Prima is giving away two more AMAZING prize packages in conjunction with our BIG SECRET! And we are getting closer and closer to revealing our secret-it won't be long now! Just a couple more days of suspense!"
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