“together” – this is the colour challenge for Bon’s CyberCrop. BLACK, WHITE, PINK… (Aren’t they just the cutest couple??? If they’re lucky I might just hand it over to them LOL)
{a very scrummy paper napkin}
must use this quote and a word repetitively…
it’s a secret where I got that lace. I could tell you but then…well, you know what’ll happen … bwahahahaaa
“happy” – Stuck?! sketch #1 for August. Well I had to get this done with the boss of Stuck?! looking over my shoulder!!!
and lastly
“naughty corner” – the scraplift challenge at Bon’s CyberCrop. We’re lifting Tara Scobie who is always a delight to see in the gallery!
Thanks to Crystal and Sara for a lovely night of scrapping. I really miss company while crafting, it was such a great escape.
Buggered now….off to nap.
Giovanna Scott artist 
Your on fire Gi! Loving the layouts
If I were a scrapbooker, I would want to make layouts just like yours. You make fantastic art that surrounds your photos. I'm really impressed!
I'm so glad Elizabeth directed me to your blog. You are right on target with your work and also your life thoughts. (I scrolled down and read your messages on other posts)I became a follower and will be back to see you often.Thanks so much for the interesting posts.Best,Cheryl, HealingWoman
I found my way here from Elizabeth's blog. I love your scrapbook layouts! I'm trying to get myself started on our vacation album. I'm wondering how you handle the dimensional nature of your pages in scrapbooks?
Love the layouts you have done .But will you change that horrid music tee hee.Take care Kerry xx
Elizabeth sent me and your blog is darling! ciao bella!
Cute blog. Came by way of Elizabeth's blog. :)Bea
WHOOPS. I left my response about deli paper on the post below this one. What can I say. My mouse likes to race (grin). Looks like I didn't need to accept that award after all. Lots of people came and visited you, and that's what it should have been all about, anyway!
why hello there! Thanks for stopping by to visit me 🙂 you have made such lovely creations, and what great keepsakes! Love all the mixed media details 🙂