The December blog train at Pixelscrapper is live and it’s gorgeous! Get your tinsel-draped good cheer while it’s hot (and sparkly)!
Here’s my contribution to the final blog train of the year:
It’s all so sparkly!
Merry scrapping!…
I was in the middle of creating elements for my purple and pink and black and silver gothic-inspired kit, and I thought to myself, I like paperclips. I want all sorts of paperclip shapes. Where can I find paperclip shapes? …
We’re halfway through November. Yikes.
Lots of Christmas preparation happening right now – who am I kidding? Australia doesn’t have Thanksgiving so we pretty much get a head start on Christmas the day after Halloween.
It’s not like I’ve been …
I’m a sucker for gold accents on rich, dark hues. This week I have a lovely paper set of navy blue with beautiful and delicate gold patterns. They’re from a retired set of papers from long ago; I picked the …
It’s that time of the month again! The Pixel Scrapper blog train is live and chugging along.
I really enjoyed working with this colour scheme. I like the beautiful muted browns and orange autumn colours (yes, autumn, not …
We’re well in the middle of spring down here. The transitory rains seem to be over (aside from one midweek rainstorm that came out of nowhere and didn’t seem to impact on the temperature much), and the sun is shining …
So, my eldest turns 7 today. Yikes.
I still remember how tiny he was. And how brief his wake/sleep cycle was – 1.5 hours for the first six weeks. Yikes again.
We survived the sleepless nights and toddler tantrums, not …
It’s time for calm. I am totally (not) zen.
Everybody chill and relax with these lovely patterned papers in calming shades of blue.
Happy scrapping!…
I can’t believe it’s October and I have no idea what’s happened to most of 2019. Seriously, one second I’m up the duff, the next I’ve got a tiny baby, and now my tiny baby is really not so tiny …
I was really excited when I saw the theme and colour scheme for the September blog train at Pixel Scrapper. I’m a supreme history geek. Especially the romantic, idealised version of history you find at faires.
We don’t have …