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It is the card I ordered from Samara Gugler’s new Etsy Shop! The card I ordered was the Hula Girl Card:
Can I just say this picture does not do it justice it is INCREDIBLE!! So So So gorgeous! I can’t wait to find the perfect occasion to give it to someone. Or maybe I’ll just frame it and put it on my desk.
I know you want one too right? Well Samara has generously offered up one of her cards to give away here on my blog!!!
Here is what you have to do to enter to win
1. Head over to Samara Gugler’s Hybrid Art Shop at Etsy.com go through her for sale gallery and check out some of her GORGEOUS designs.
2. Come back here leave a comment telling me which one (or more than one if you can’t decide) is your favorite.
3. I will be picking a random winner in 2 weeks, on June 30, 2009 and I will announce the winner with a blog post.
4. Sorry but we will be limiting this give away to US residents only.
Want more chances to win?
1. If you’re on facebook please share this blog post on facebook and come back leave a 2nd comment that you’ve shared it. (If we’re not friends on facebook look me up!)
2. If you use twitter you can tweet this blog post and come back here and leave a 3rd comment that you’ve tweeted this blog post.
So you can potentially have up to 3 entries in this one give away. I’m so excited to be giving away a card from such a TALENTED hybrid artist.
Wondering why you might like ArtRage?? Check out this review by DSP's Lauren Bavin on the ArtRage 2.0 software.
Howdy all! remember my Roller Coaster layout? Well I made myself a quick click out of it and DSP has let me host it at their site and share with all of their members and with you!!!
Click on the image above to go to the download page. All you have to do to get this goodie is to register (it’s free too) at DSP
Oh and if you get to use the freebie let me know I can’t wait to see if you all like using it!!!
We have 2 of these video cameras one for me and one for the hubby. We picked them up at Walmart for right around $50 on clearance and took them with us to disney world. I LOVE this camera!!!!
- The QUALITY is AWESOME! Way better than my point and shoot camera.
- It's small and fits easily into my purse/pocket etc.
- We took it on a water ride and just put it in a ziploc bag and it worked perfectly.
- The usb connection & software is built in to the camera.
- It takes AA batteries so you don't have to carry around another charger.
- The ease of use is fantastic. Even a grandma or grandpa could use it. One button recording
Anywhoo...check out this link and get in there and get you one!
FLIP VIDEO CAMERA DEAL
Two more scrapbook pages done yesterday. I’m working through picasa from the latest date to the present and try and scrap something from each picture folder before I move onto the next one. I just need to get these pages done and try to get current.
A shot from when the kiddo was only a couple months old dressed up in his first suit.
Scrapbook Supplies Used
Jamie Rousselle's Waiting for You Page Kit
Elizabeth Weaver's Funshine Quick Click
Suzanne Walker's DSP Brilliance Font
Suzanne Walker's Stamped Kabash Font
This is a photo that Ken took a few years back (before we were married) on his film camera. It is of a farm in Tennessee. He went on a trip there with his parents.
Scrapbook Supplies Used
Lauren Bavin's Panoramic Swirls Quick Click
Classic Christmas Kit by Becky Soto
Another scrapbook page completed! Woo Hoo I’m feeling so inspired and motivated to get some scrapping done.
A layout of my son 1 day old with his cousin. This plopper seemed perfect for the photos.
Supplies used:
Meryl Bartho's Happy Day Plopper
Meryl Bartho's Brown Paper Alpha
Suzanne Walker's Font DSP Brilliance
At the end of May we took a family vacation to Walt Disney World (I’ll post more on the trip in the next few days).
We had been talking about this trip for weeks and the kiddo kept coming up with things he wanted to do at Disney World. One of which was riding a roller coaster.
We took him on the Goofy ride at Magic Kingdom. It is a kids ride so not to crazy. Here is a video of the ride:
The poor kid had no clue what to expect. I think his facial expressions are hilarious. And he did enjoy himself he wanted to go again when it was all over.
So I sooo wanted to get this event scrapped right away. I felt so inspired and motivated. So I kept looking and looking and looking for a roller coaster quick click but couldn't find one so I MADE one! OMG yes I made a quick click!!! I might be making the quick click available for download not sure yet. Then I made it into a layout with images I captured from the above video.
Definitely a fun layout to make, even if it took me nearly all day.
Hope you enjoy the video and the layout.
I’ve finally completed another scrapbook page! I’m still trying to complete the kiddo’s first year album but I’m making progress so that’s great!
Credits
Lauren Bavin's Groovy Garden Page Kit
Lisa Carter's Beats as One Quick Click
Suzanne Walker's DSP Brilliance Font
Suzanne Walker's DSP Stamped Kabash Font
Sarah Broderick's More Monkey Business Page Kit
Grunge Grid Alpha from July 2008 Club Digital
This was a precious page to do remembering how wonderful my Grandpa B was! I am certainly blessed that my son has had the opportunity to meet him. Although he may not remember this day the scrapbook page will share with him the first time they met.
