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SISC35: Oh Scrap!

It’s time for another StampInsanity Challenge!!! I know what you might be thinking…”But Alison, you’re in Ward 2…and this is Ward 1’s week!” Yes. That’s true. But I wasn’t able to play last week because of my Mother in Law passing away. And even though it has been pretty damn tough to get back into a groove…I really wanted to join the rest of the Groovy Gurlz this week. Pun intended. Ok. So it wasn’t very funny…but cut me some slack!

This week’s challenge is to “create a project with only your leftover bits and strips of paper and bitty pieces of ribbon that you just haven’t been able to part with!  Any scraps will do!”   That’s super easy for me, because that’s what I do 90% of the time anyway!

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I used Nicholette…one of my all time fave images from StampInsanity. And all I added besides paper was some Stickles, and a single teeny flower rhinestone on her fabulous top hat.

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I love the colors. Super bright and cheery. A real pick me up…which is just what I need right now!

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See the dimension of the Stickles and the rhinestone? Looking at the way I colored Nicholette is reminding me of how badly I need to dye my hair! Won’t be pink this time though…I’m going for teal. But I digress…

Please be sure to visit the Groovy Gurlz of Ward 1! Posted on my sidebar. They definitely have some fabulous creations to share with you! Have an inspiring day!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Love the bright colours you've used, can't beat using up the scraps, something I do alot myself, I hate throwing away anything pretty, no matter how small lol!!
Thinking of you
Suzi
xxx
Beth said…
LOVE you! Good to see you groovin' again! This is fantastic!! I am going to put this on our post right this second! :) Glad you are pressing on like the rock star you are. Big hugs to you and your family. xx
Love,love,love it. Those bright colours makes her pop up. Fantastic card.

Hugs, Rosalien
Hi Alison, so pleased to see you're back into the groove, love this fun bright card, and ooooh, teal hair, that may actually tempt me away from purple :D

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