Baby Kiwi – Bo Bunny sketch challenge

Baby Kiwi was only in our family for a short period of time, but the kids still talk about her a lot. We miss her dearly. When we got her, Madison was only 3 years old and we didn’t name her right away. In the meantime, Madison kept calling her Baby Kitty which sounded like Baby Kiwi. That’s how she got her name. πŸ˜€

I created this layout based on a sketch on the Bo Bunny blog for their sketch challenge:

Materials:

American Crafts white cardstock base
Bo Bunny Pet Shop Words cardstock
BB Pet Shop Cat-Atude cardstock
BB Pet Shop Stripe cardstock
BB Pet Shop Sweater cardstock
BB Pet Shop Spot cardstock
Ranger Distress Inks

Adhesives:

Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro PermaTac
Scotch Quick Dry Liquid
American Crafts This to That foam dots

Tools:

Martha Stewart Edge/Border punch
Making Memories large and Medium heart punches

To take a look at the sketch I used for this layout or to check out Bo Bunny’s blog, CLICK HERE. TFL!

Halloween – Sketchy Thursdays and Kraft It Up challenge entry

This is the layout I created for 2 different challenges. It is based on this week’s sketch on Sketchy Thursdays and also the color challenge on Kraft It Up. TFL! πŸ˜€

Materials:

Kraft cardstock base
Pink Paislee Hocus Pocus paper
Webster’s Pages 6×6 diecut paper
Pink Paislee Ambrose Alphas in Licorice
Cosmo Cricket trim
PP Hocus Pocus glitter alphas
Pebbles, Inc. black scrapbook paint
Tattered Angels glimmer mist

Adhesives:

Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro PermaTac
Scotch Quick Dry Liquid

If you’d like to take a look at the sketch I used for this layout or if you’d like to enter the challenge (ends this Wed, Feb. 23rd at 10pm EST), CLICK HERE.

If you’d like to enter the color challenge on Kraft It Up!, CLICK HERE.

Crazy About Pirates – Sketches4all sketch challenge

This layout was created for a sketch challenge on sketches4all. This photo was taken after our huge family’s annual Christmas party. The older children had been given these large paper pirate hats and Madison and Matthew came home feeling left out. Alex tried sharing his hat with them, but it was too big, so I took out some computer paper, scissors, crayons and tape and made them their own version. It was good enough to make them happy! lol

Materials:

I have no idea who these papers are made by. If you have this information, please let me know so that I can update my post w/this info. Thank you!
American Crafts white cardstock
Webster’s Pages Storytellers Alphas
Pebbles Inc. Labels stickers
Ranger Distress Ink

Adhesives:

Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro PermaTac
Scotch Quick Dry Liquid
American Crafts This to That foam dots

Tools:

Making Memories circle punch
EK Success scalloped circle punch

Normally, I would include a link to the sketch I used, but they tend to delete challenge posts once the deadline has been reached, so I didn’t want a dead link here. However, for right now, if you click the link above to go to their site, it’s under the group tab, then click the post marked “get sketchy” then the title of the sketch post “First sketch february.” If you do not see that heading, then the post has been deleted, but you can still check out their new challenges! πŸ˜€ TFL!

Halloween Night – Pencillines Sketch Entry

This layout is based on a sketch from Pencillines. These photos are from Halloween 2009. Taten is wearing his football uniform, Alex is Darth Vader, Matthew is Buzz Lightyear and Madison is Sleeping Beauty (she was actually Sleeping Beauty 3 years in a row! She loved this costume and didn’t want to be anything else!)

Materials:

My Mind’s Eye The Spider’s Web papers
American Crafts black cardstock

Adhesives:

Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro PermaTac
Scotch Quick Dry Liquid
American Crafts This to That foam dots

Tools:

Fiskars border/edge punch
Martha Stewart border/edge punch

The DT challenge sketch is open until 2/28/2011. If you’d like to take a look at the sketch or create your own entry, CLICK HERE.

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