Alligator for lunch

 

Yup, alligator for lunch.  My husband had it.  He said it was ok.  

Some pieces were more tender than others.  

I used the below sketch from Rochelle Spears

I used this Tic Tac Toe Challenge from Scrap with Stacy.  I went straight down the middle 

Time for more challenges at Cookin' Up Creations

 Are you looking for some inspiration for your next scrap project?  Head over to Cookin' Up Creations for some inspiration, create a page and enter the challenge.  Who knows it could be you that wins a prize.

This month our theme is Wisconsin dairy month.  Here are some of my recent creations:

My challenge yesterday was to use photos of people outside doing some kind of work. Also include some ribbon (which represents the collar that the cow may be wearing, and some chipboard

June 2 sketch challenge

June 7 Challenge  Your Challenge today is all about the County Fair. Growing up we went each year. I want you to use 3 Circles + A Critter or 2 + Gingham Paper. 

Little One

 

My grandson with his dad, my son.  They were at a Science Museum

Challenges Used:

Rochelle Spears sketch challenge

Scrap with Stacy Tic Tac Toe

I went down the left side:  chipboard, tag, and word stickers

FUN

 I had a lot of FUN with my grandson on Easter this year.  We went outside and gathered plastic eggs that I had put out on the lawn.  

Challenges used:

Adventure challenge at Cookin' up Creations

Butterflies at Challenge YOUrself

Clue

 Do you play Clue?  I love that game.  If you like to scrap and enjoy a mystery join us this month for our challenges at Cookin' Up Challenges

Here are my two challenges:

The Rope

The Billiard Room

Fall Colors

These are the challenges I used for this LO of my darling grandson who loves to climb on everything.

 I used Scrap with Stacy 

I went diagonal from top left to bottom right:  gold, circle, and ink

Rochelle Spears Scrapbooking

 

Together

 Together with my husband and daughter.  I used a couple challenges to create this page.

Cookin' Up Creations:  The Knife

Your challenge is to:
1. Fussy cut elements to represent the “knife” — it could be a flower, leaf, image, or shape, I stamped and fussy cut all the flowers.
2. Include flowers to reflect the Conservatory — the more, the better!
3. Use black embellishments somewhere on your layout — enamel dots, hearts, leaves, dragonflies, or anything else in black to give it a bold finish.

Challenge YOUrself