Cutie with My Creative Scrapbook

Have you got your hands on any of the March kits from My Creative Scrapbook? Trust me, you will love them!! I LOVED working with the Main kit this month, and I really love how all of my projects turned out.

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Sadly, my youngest son missed over a week and a half of school due to Mono. To keep him occupied we found it would be a good time to learn to tie his shoes. He learned only after a few lessons and we both couldn't be prouder. He was so pleased with himself!




And finally, I made a cards with a few of my leftover scrap papers. The typewriter looks like a stamped image but it is actually a chipboard piece. You can never have enough Birthday cards laying around.

1-2-3 Smile with My Creative Scrapbook

I have more to share! :)
I love that my brother and sister-in-laws took a nontraditional Christmas photo this year, it makes for a great scrapbook page. I love that even the baby took part in the crazy faces. Haha!








The Main kit includes a bag full of die cut elements with fun shapes, many are featured on this page like the camera, flowers, numbers, arrows and hearts. The possibilities are endless with what you can create.
Get your kit HERE and thanks for checking out my blog today.

Happy Birthday

I must admit, I don't scrap too many birthday layouts. I've always found it a little challenging. The March Main kit from My Creative Scrapbook includes party/birthday elements that encouraged me to actually scrap a birthday layout.
I am a cake decorator so I made this fish cake for my husband. It was fun to hear my kids react with a "Ew!!!" as I cut off the fish head and placed it in the bowl. Ha ha, so funny!




Aren't these chipboard elements fun? I love the pinwheel.


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See you tomorrow!

Reveal Week with My Creative Scrapbook

The March kits from My Creative Scrapbook are here and they are FABULOUS! I had the privilege of playing with the Main kit which featured papers from My Mind's Eye (one of my all-time FAVES).

Gorgeous, right??


For this look, I cut the striped/diamond paper to make extra large arrows for my background. The colors in those stripes were a little bright so I lightly brushed them with a white wash to blend more into the wood grain background.

Check back tomorrow and the rest of the week to see more of what I did with this kit. In the meantime, check out what the DT created and get a kit of your own HERE.

Thanks for stopping by!