If you didn’t already know, today is Blog Hop Friday!
It is the official Pink Paislee welcome to Spring & Easter and I together with all the other PP DT members have created some amazing projects to hopefully inspire you & get you into the Spring feeling. To visit all the other Pink Paislee DT blogs, here is a complete list.
Each year I make Easter baskets for my children, this year they will be getting these CUTE Pink Paislee ones filled to the brim with delicious goodies. I just know they will be a hit. To download the box template pop over here.
All the DT members from Pink Paislee have a questionnaire to answer in the hope that all you lovely PP fans might get to know to know us a bit better. Here is a bit about me:
1.) Where did you grow up? Do you still live there?
I grew up in Salisbury, Zimbabwe, which is a country in Southern Africa. I left there when I was a teenager & now live in Cape Town, South Africa.
2.) What is a typical day like for you?
Now that I am a stay at home Mom, my life is far less hectic than a few years ago, when I ran a clothing manufacturing company. So now in between house chores, groceries, my children & ordinary life….I scrapbook.
3.) What is your favorite fashion accessory?I suppose that would be my wedding ring. I am not one for fancy jewelry & opt for colourful fashion beads but my ring is really special to me.
4.) What is playing on your ipod right now?
I don’t have an ipod, but I have Jack Johnson on the CD player.
5.) Name one television show that you MUST TIVO each week?
Honestly I don’t have much free time for TV but my bloke & I have just started the series 24 on DVD & are seriously hooked.
6.) What is your favorite movie of all time?
City of Angels with Mel Ryan & Nicholas Cage
7.) What is your favorite Pink Paislee product?
I love all the new paper lines!!!
8.) If you could only keep 1 scrapbooking tool what would it be?
My corner rounders from EK success, their guides come off so I can scallop paper edges with them.
9.) If you didn't scrapbook what other activity would you spend time on?
I would love to learn how to play my guitar better. I sing & if I could play better I would finally be able to put my songs to music.
10.) What advice would you give to someone who wants to start scrapbooking?
Be real to who you are as an artist. Don’t feel pressure to make your pages look like someone else’s because they are popular, or follow the ‘latest trend’ or fad. There is no wrong or right in scrapbooking, it needs to be an expression of who we are as individuals.
11.) What would you say your scrapbook style is today?
Hmmm! I would have to say it is an eclectic one with a mix of crafty & feminine accents, I LOVE patterned paper, haberdashery & sewing and I much prefer 12x12 multi photo pages over any other size.
You are probably still wondering about the title to my blog post?????
I love your baskets! My favorite tip - WALK AWAY! Lately I'm finding that walking away when I'm stuck and returning to my project later has done GREAT things!!!
ReplyDeleteIf you can't see it (product) you won't use it. It's a great tip for using up your stash! Gorgeous Easter basket, I love it.
ReplyDeleteLOVE that basket!! My tip is that it doesn't alway have to be complicated... some pages can be very simple and maybe some journaling and a title is all you need!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win some goodies!
What a cute Easter basket thanks for the template link! Thanks for sharing this cuty. Happy Easter,
ReplyDeleteMoon69
My favorite trick is to distress the edges of everything, and then I ink the edges of everything. It seems to make my projects look more old and vintage (which is my sytle). Thanks for the chance to play
ReplyDeleteOh, Pink Paislee! My favorite! My tip is to sleep on it. I usually come up with some great ideas, small details - the little extras, when I go to bed after working on some project :-)
ReplyDeleteLove that basket, and my tip is to walk away. Sometimes you can fix what you need by getting a new perspective.
ReplyDeleteOh MY! What an absolutely DARLING basket.... l♥ve every little bit of it!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring!
~rae
Hi! This is my first blog hop and I am having such an incredible time. I adore your little basket...so sweet! As for my tip, "Perfection is passe". I have had to learn to let go. Be happy with the process and most importantly be happy with the purpose. The rest is just icing on the cake!
ReplyDeleteStunning, Stunning, Stunning. I LOVE TI!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love that basket. The colors are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful basket, I love it! Thank you for the chance to win some PP goodies!
ReplyDeleteLove your projects! My tip: do'nt forget to tell the story behind the photos and feelings.
ReplyDeleteWay too cute!! Totally on my list! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat baskets! They are adorable!! I guess my best scrapbooking tip is to buy supplies with a friend and split them. It seems that every package of embellishments or papers has twice as much as you will actually use, so why not share them and save money for the next set on your wish list!
ReplyDeleteWow, I see the number of commenters increases in direct correlation to the RAk being offered.
ReplyDeleteYou'll have to use a random generator to pick one, that is if you don't pick mine with the good old fashioned slips of paper in the hat trick.
My favourite tip,~ just do it.
Too often we sweat whether the colours match 100% and so we lose the fact that it is a creative outlet to showcase photos and tell the stories of our lives, leaving a legacy of blessing behind.
Love your project! One of my fave tips would be to scrapbook for yourself and not worry about your pages looking like they came out of a magazine. Enjoy the process! Thanks for the chance to win! I {HEART} Pink Paislee!
ReplyDeletewow! what a great basket!!! amazingly cute :) my tip is to be true to you and your style. do what you like!
ReplyDeleteYour easter basket is adorable!! Thanks for sharing :) My tip: Don't be so hard on yourself! Sometimes we tend to create something that we personally don't like too much, just think that anything hand-made is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour basket is soooo pretty! My tip is to relax and enjoy scrapbooking. It all boils down to the memories.
ReplyDeleteAdorabe easter baskets!
ReplyDeleteYour basket is too cute! My scrapping tip is that I like to keep 'newer' products I bought in sight (basket on my desk) so that I put it to use right away otherwise it gets put away and I forget I had it or buy it again... Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute basket. Hmmm my tip is to clean up right after or it begins to multiply!
ReplyDeleteLove your basket! my tip would also be to SCRAP FOR YOU! This is your book and do it your way. Don't forget about the journaling. To me this is the most important.
ReplyDeleteWow, just the right basket my lots of nice choccie goodies!!! Mmmmm.
ReplyDeleteMy tip, Just tell the heartfelt story, that is why you took the photo in the first place hey????
I looooove PP!!!!
Charmaine T. dries43attelkomsadotnet
Hey, am I the only one without a blog????? I MUST do something about that..... Pick me....
ReplyDeleteCharmaine T
hello from nashville tennesse!
ReplyDeletelove your blog.
hope to win
susan
such a cute basket!
ReplyDeleteJust go with the flow and don't worry if it doesn't all come together immediately - it will come!
Your basket is great!!!
ReplyDeleteadorable baskets! My tip: do what you like...don't get hung up on trying to be something you're not or trying to impress other designers with your pages...it takes the fun and passion out of scrapping! Just do it because you love it and your family will, too!
ReplyDeleteTotally diggin' the basket!! Awesome project. TFS!
ReplyDeleteHey Kim!! Just love your basket, so pretty!! My favorite tip is something I learned in high school art class... when something looks "off" I flip it around so that I'm looking at it upside down... your eye will naturally be pulled toward the trouble spots and you can rearrange or add an embellie, whatever it may need.
ReplyDeleteThank Rebecca for the SWEET giveaways!!
Now I have made baskets before but his one is beyond cool! Love the glazed brads and the stitching is crazy awesome!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thankyou for the chance to enter the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabby idea!! This is so cute! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful basket - great job!
ReplyDeleteLove your basket and your blog. I'll be back to visit!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing project! I especially love the Easter tag. Awesome job.
ReplyDeleteI love that treat basket. Very Easter-y. TFS and for the chance at winning
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! That is simply adorable! I love City of Angels too. I remember when the ending happened I got so angry at the movie theater I stood up and yelled, "NO!". Embarrassing but true. LOL
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute basket! I would love to win some PP goodies!
ReplyDeleteThat is just amazing
ReplyDeleteI think by best tip would be is stop while you're ahead. Sometimes if you can't figure out what it's missing, it's not missing anything. adding and adding to figure it out just ends up ruining what would have been fine if you had left it!
ReplyDeleteYour baskets are precious - and love how you photographed them!! Those little chickies are pretty darn cute too!! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteyour project is so beautiful !
ReplyDeleteif you're stuck take a break. walk in the garden, catch up on tv, flip thru magazines till inspiration strikes again!!
ReplyDeletesuch a fun hop!!
my favorite tip would be to use things that you really love. I've gotten over the fact that some of my things look similar, because I'm doing what I like. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAwesome talent, thanks for inspring me :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and inspiring!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous project!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog! My favorite tip is to do what you love...that just makes you and everyone else happy. :-) Thanks for all the inspiration!
ReplyDeletebeautiful project, my tip would be if i am just stuck, i look at happy pictures to maybe inspire me to think outside the box.
ReplyDeleteThis is sooooo gorgeous....my tip is to blog hop, when I am stuck, that always gets me going.
ReplyDeletei just love the lettering on that tag! so awesome!
ReplyDeletehave a great day!!
what an amazing basket - love all the details
ReplyDeleteYour baskets are fabulous! Love all the goodies you used!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! that basket is really amazing, so much fun to look at. thanks for the spring inspiration!
ReplyDeletealisyn
Africa...wow, I would love to visit one day. The basket is so cute, thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteokay, so this is my first time to checkout your blog & your work & i am just lovin everything that i am seeing. amazing stuff girl. and oh my - i am just so lovin this cute little easter basket!! love your mix of pink goodies!! it is so awesome. thx for the pink inspo & have a wonderful weekend!! :) m-
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute basket. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCute, cute cute! Thank you so much for the template too!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure my comment took, and I apologize if I double-post, but want to make sure I get in here:
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute basket - simply adorable! I love it! My tip is that using a kit is so fabulous, because you can spend less time on your project because you don't have to search too far or too long for things that work together. Thanks for the chance to win!
these are SUPER cute!!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely the CUTEST Easter Basket I've ever seen! You are amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove your basket and all the details. Especially the glitter glue accents! :)
ReplyDeleteThis basket is totally gorgeous Kim!!! I really love it :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link to the site w/ the basket and other tutorials - I've marked it and will use it again! Your basket turned out beautifully! So much Pink Paislee goodness.
ReplyDeleteAnd let's see...for a tip, I'd say: don't stress over the details! If you find that you're staring at a project, thinking, "what else can I add?" - just go away and come back to it - you'll have fresh eyes and the details WILL come together.
Thanks for the chance to win - and thanks for the inspiration!
Totally adorable! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful basket! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove your project! So cute!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE IT!!! As soon as I saw this basket I said WOW!! Amazing job!
ReplyDeletelove how you used the chipboard shapes to decorate the basket! My favorite recent tip is to use those free 10 minutes here & there to *prepare* for scrapping so that when you do have time to sit down and scrap you can get more done. I make up little page kits by picking out photos during one little time block then picking papers in the next, then adding embellies later, etc.
ReplyDeleteyes! i was sooooo wondering how did that fabulous basket on the PP site! truly gorgeous. i've enjoyed learning about you and visiting your blog today.
ReplyDeletehave a creative weekend,
Amy W.
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE THESE PRODUCTS !!!!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR THE CHANCE TO WIN!!!
ALL IS BEAUTIFUL!!
Very cute basket! Love it!
ReplyDeleteTammy Rye
I like the basket a lot, it's cute!
ReplyDeleteNo wonder they used your project on the emails...it rocks! Thanks for sharing. Hope I win one of those great prize packs! Thanks,
ReplyDeleteAisha
The basket is precious -- I LOVE tulips and adore what you have done with that embellishment. AND I was excited to see your mention of multi-photos on 12x12 as your fave... My fave, too.
ReplyDeleteso cute! loving this blog hop!
ReplyDeleteHoppin' Down the Bunny Trail with BIG PINK PAISLEE GRIN ON MY FACE !!! This is so much fun...thanks for all the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite tip is keep your PHOTO(S) the focus....don't pile too much goop on your page that the pics get lost !!
Love your Easter basket! City of Angels is the best movie, I cried and cried and cried!
ReplyDeleteWoohoo...bunny hoppin'!
ReplyDeleteholy wow this is amazinggggggggggg!!! OH i love city of angels too. awesome movie!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun day!
ReplyDeletethat is really cute easter project you did
ReplyDeleteSuper fun project! Super cool to be featured in the email!
ReplyDeleteI love City of Angels too! :)
Ink and ink and ink. It can hide a million imperfections. I also enjoy sanding and then inking around my photos. :)
ReplyDeletebernadine@nashuaisp.co.za
Thanks so much for this great idea!!! I wanted to make my kids easter baskets this year and now I can!! Thanks again so much!
ReplyDeleteThose are the cuttest basket I have seen! Love them!
ReplyDeleteMy tip? Hmmm...Just have fun! Scrapping is suppose to be fun and a good stress reliever, so don't stress!
This is such an adorable basket and thank you for the template! Love your work!!
ReplyDeleteThat little Easter basket is to die for! You do awesome work! Thanks for letting us get to know you better.
ReplyDeleteThis little basket is simply divine. Gorgeous. Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely blog you have!
ReplyDeleteThis is crazy cool! Love that basket. I'd have to say my favorite tip or trick is the link that you just gave me! There are some super cool templates over there. Thanks!
ReplyDeletehippity hop.....great ideas and wonderful colours.Fat free candy what a great easter treat:)
ReplyDeletemitch1066@gmail.com
great basket so creative ...thanks for the chance to win some of this pink paislee goodness
ReplyDeleteLove your basket, sooo cute. My favorite tip is to search blogs for inspiration. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletethe basket is so adorable and cute! awsome contest!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat basket is the cutest thing! I love how all of you designers are from all over the world. Congrats on having your basket the picture on Pink Paisleys title page for the contest.
ReplyDeletesuper cute baskets!!
ReplyDeleteThat basket is as cute as can be!!! :)
ReplyDeletethose baskets are adorable. Loved reading about you too.
ReplyDeleteMy tip: let everything dry for a little longer than you usually do- there's nothing as frustrating as getting the background paper inked with the edge of a photo or other element without trying! Love the super cute basket- thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteAdorable project!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the basket.
ReplyDeleteTip - I let the pictures dictate what the page will be. I love to create but it is all about the memory and the picture.
I'm here bunny hopping!
ReplyDeletesweet basket! my favourite tip is to rub cornstarch on the back of stickers...and then use foam dots to raise them off the page. the cornstarch stops all the other bits from sticking to them (like glitter and dog hair LOL)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win awesome PP goodies. Happy easter. :)
ReplyDeleteHopped right over here and saw that you are from Austraila, how flipping cool is that. Love your work and love your project. Thank you so much for all the inspiration and now since pp had this blog hop now you have all these cool ladies going to follow your work :)
ReplyDeletewhat a cute project, thanks for the inspo
ReplyDeletelove your basket!
ReplyDeleteCute basket.
ReplyDeleteThat is just gorgeous!! Your kids are gonna love em!! I love your project and pink paislee..thanks for a chance to win some awesome goodies!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win those gorgeous products! Blog hopping is FAB. HCJC.
ReplyDeletewow!!! gorgeous project!
ReplyDeleteAdorable Basket! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous basket, It has so much detail, FABULOUS!
ReplyDeleteLove that basket!! I love Pink Paislee products!
ReplyDeleteYour children are going to love their baskets. My tip.....when you scrap lift a layout....make it your's with your own style.
ReplyDeleteHopping right along. Super cute spring project. Thanks for the inspiration...
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute easter basket & thanks for the template too...thanks too for the info about the corner rounder...thanks
ReplyDeleteA-D-O-R-A-B-L-E. There is some SERIOUS talent amongst this hop!
ReplyDeleteawesome!!!....
ReplyDeletemy tip is to try to not make everything perfect and to do what i like whether it matches or not......
Super amazing basket! Love all the little details!
ReplyDeleteAwesome to get to know you! Your work is beautiful. :)
ReplyDeletethis is a gorgeous basket!
ReplyDeleteI really like your work....and pink paislee!
ReplyDeleteOMG Kimmy, how cute is that Easter basket...love it.
ReplyDeleteWOW, check that loot out, my eyes fell out their sockets...Hehehehe
That basket is adorable!! My tip is keeping it simple and journal. Writing the story down is very important.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance to win!
=) melanie
http://melaniescrafts.blogspot.com
melanieadey at hotmail dot com
too cute, thanks for a chance to win such a great prize, Brenda
ReplyDeleteso cute. Thanks for the template.
ReplyDeleteI so want one...the pink paislee package?? YES!!! But more so, a BASKET! Gotta make meone of those,...so cute- love all your little details.
ReplyDeleteyour kiddos are so lucky!! thanks for the template!
ReplyDeleteJUST gorgeous!!!!!
ReplyDelete~Heather
Your work is fantastic. I love your use of color on the easter basket - the mix of brights and pastels is so charming.
ReplyDeleteMy tip: If you are working on something that you have all planned out, and something else pops into your head - do it! Don't be so rigid. Project plans change, go with the flow!
stampteacherandrea@hotmail.com
Great baskets! I will have to download the template!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute basket, love the way you did the bow...
ReplyDeleteRemember to check the lids on your inks to see if their on tightly. Don't want them to dry out. Hope you have a great day?!
Hugs,
PattiM
(Pattie's passion)
I Scrap So All Moments Are Remembered!!
what a beautiful basket! and the prize package looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteThose baskets are absolutely amazing! I love all of the detail you put into them! Have a fantastic weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteSo so adorable! And my favorite new tip is to keep a container of new/favorite items handy. Sometimes if I put everything away right away, I forget that I have it! -Sharyn
ReplyDeleteThe basket is so cute!
ReplyDeleteMy tip: Save every bit of scrap. I use my scraps just as much as new items to dress up things. So much fun to reuse things!
Your little basket is just adorable!
ReplyDeleteLoved your work and pictures...
ReplyDeleteBEautiful project!
ReplyDeleteWHat a fantastic basket!! Thank you SO much for including the box template!!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure your kiddos are going to love their little baskets ;)
ReplyDeleteMy tip is to clean up after creating and playing with the papers, so that next time you can sit down with a clean slate!
Your country is beautiful, I have been there twice, doing short term missions trips. Unfortunately, I haven't been to Cape Town, I've been told it's gorgeous - maybe someday....
Your baskets are so adorable. I'm sure you're kids are going to LOVE them:)
ReplyDeleteMy tip is to focus on the photos. Sometimes, I'll pull out a photo I've used before and realize that I have entirely different story that I want to tell and make sure doesn't get lost.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!
ReplyDeleteMy tip (mostly b/c I'm paranoid of screwing something up...) Layout the pieces of your page how you want them, THEN glue them down...lol. Don't. Rush. ;-)
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ReplyDeleteWOW - What a cool basket. Just love all the details.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cute basket. Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteOh How cute Is that Basket.. Love the colors you choose and the designs..
ReplyDeleteMy Tip to you is use chipboard and designed shaped pattern papers as templetes to make more with pattern papers of your choice..
Thanks for the chance to play for the prize..
I just love this basket. Thanks for sharing the template!
ReplyDeleteMy tip is don't be afraid, someone will appreciate your work and you'll have memories that will last a life time!
I should have known that basket was your's! Adorable! :) I'm lovin' this blog hop!
ReplyDeleteWhat are darling box! Thanks for the template too! Wonderful work.
ReplyDeleteThat basket is really great. I love the way you used all the little elements for a different look. Thanks for sharing your talent with all of us.
ReplyDeleteThe basket is simply gorgeous!! Love all the details. My tip is to save the chipboard backing that your letter and shapes come on. You can use them as masks! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the Easter basket! Your kiddos are so lucky!!!
ReplyDeleteMy scrapbook tip is simply have your product stored where you can see it. I don't use stuff I can't see. I now have two peg boards my hubby put up for me that hold all my embellie packages.
If I see it, I'm more inclined to use it. Know what I mean? :)
SO adorable. Thanks for the template!!!
ReplyDeletemy fave scrapbooking tip: never scrap along (friends don't let friends crop all night by themselves! :)
ReplyDeletemy tip is to go online or look in a magazine for inspiration. i've noticed if i just sat down w/ my supplies, i draw a blank many times. the internet is a great tool to get ideas. :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent basket! Thanks for the link. My tip is to not take scrapping too seriously. Have fun.
ReplyDeleteCute basket!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful basket!
ReplyDeleteBest tip I have - scrap for yourself! That's all that matters anyway!
Jenn in Vancouver
My favorite tip would have to be there's no right way or wrong way to scrapbook there's only your way!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite tip is:You can never make a mistake...just cover it up with something...and it looks like it was meant to be...plus NEVER admit it wasn't supose to look like that...LOL...thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing prize! My tip is that if you mentally calculate the best time for stash delivery to occur as you fill your online basket, you can cram a whole lot more in your stash cupboard than your partner will ever care to know about. Kidding. ;-D
ReplyDeleteReal tip: scrap for yourself and the way that makes you happiest. I've been trying to learn to 'let go' a bit - what matters is that the LO gets done, not that it's the most perfect page ever, ever, ever!!
your blog is awesome!
ReplyDeletei haven't scrapbooked in a while, but now i can't wait to do so!
thanks!
Adorable baskets - also love your blog header !
ReplyDeleteSuper cute basket ! i love it ! And I think your advice was right on we should all be true to our own style ! Love it !
ReplyDeleteI see you are already for the Easter bunny! Lucky you. Cute basket!
ReplyDeleteWow, really, really special...I love this and will try to re-create it for my grandkids! Great job!
ReplyDeleteYour little Easter basket is soooo cute!!! My favorite tip is to keep a notebook always close at hand. I would forget so many ideas by the time I get to scrapbook if I didn't write them down.
ReplyDeleteThat basket is adorable!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite tip is don't be afraid to make a mistake. It's only paper, after all!
What a beautiful fun basket! My favorite tip is to pierce your paper with a pin before using using a brad.
ReplyDeleteAdorable basket! Thanks for the template--hubby and I are addicted to 24 also--seriously tense watching! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your project...very cute! great use of materials!
ReplyDeleteYour kids will love those Easter baskets. Very cute.
ReplyDeleteThis is Super! I just love your basket. This has been fun, and what a great way to seek out great new blogs. Your work rawks!
ReplyDeletedenise
What a great RAK!! Your baskets are very ute, your kids will love 'em. My tip would be - spend less time browsing the web and you'll get more scrapping done, LOL!
ReplyDeleteThe baskets are adorable! My best tip is about the files used to distress. They can be found at your hardware store cheap and the Craftsman brand at Sears is lifetime guaranteed!
ReplyDeleteYour basket is so cute! As for a tip, I'd just say to enjoy it and don't expect perfection every time you do a layout or project.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThis is so adorable! I Love PP!
ReplyDeleteI love LOVE your project! So awesome! And I love your blog banner! Wicked cool!
ReplyDeleteB
a fellow south african scrapper...I am from Natal orignally now in Australia though
ReplyDeleteyou have a lot of talent no wonder PP picked you on their team
Super cute basket!!!
ReplyDeleteMy scrap tip is to keep an inspiration book, when you come across LO you like, sketch them out, come across a cool color combo/ rip it out and glue it in your inspiration book. When you finally have time to sit down and scrap half the work will be done for you! You'll have a definite starting point.
so fun getting to know you!
ReplyDeletelove the basket!
thanks for the chance to win this sweet kit :)
ReplyDeleteCute Easter baskets! I bet those are going to be a hit.
ReplyDeleteMy tip is... hmmm.... to just have fun! For me, besides scrapbooking to preserve memories, I do it for fun & for the creative outlet. It is a de-stresser.
Wonderful baskets! I love the angles you used to take the pics
ReplyDeleteAwesome project!!! My favorite tip is to remember to have fun...so many get so serious about this hobby now...relax...have fun...go with the flow...scrap what makes you happy!!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful basket!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the Easter basket! Thanks for sharing such a cute project!
ReplyDeleteTFS this project - it's soooo cute!
ReplyDeleteLove your basket, it is so cute!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteToo cute! That is just a beautiful Easter basket!
ReplyDeleteWho wouldn't love to get that super cute basket! Thanks for the op & I enjoyed visiting your blog
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