Stamp Something Challenge!

The Stamp Something Challenge for this week is to create a blue, yellow, and green card. Here's mine:

Supplies Used: SU! In Colors Cardstock, Linden Branch and Birthday Chic (Unity Stamp Co), Fancy Pants Ribbon. Silver Peals (Liquid Pearls), Word Window Punch (SU!), Old Olive & Summer Sun Ink (SU!)
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Scor-Pal Fun!

Quick post today! I made this layout for a scrapbooking "class" at church tonight. I used my brand new Scor-Pal! LOVE IT!!! Sorry the picture isn't great, I have a hard time taking pictures of layouts. This is my nephew, William.

Supplies Used: Scalloped textured cardstock, Paper Art Studio's Chipboard, The Slab paper (old stuff, so glad I found a use for it!!!), Unity Journaling Stamp. Pin It Now!

More Family Pictures!!

I hope you're not tired of family pictures because I've still got a lot to catch up on! This layout is one of my favorites I've done so far. It looks a little plain, but I think that is A.O.K.!!
Supplies: Burberry Tree (Unity Stamp Co), Scalloped Circle and Light Blue textured cardstock (generic brands??), buttons (Walmart brand), Basic Black Ink (SU!) Pin It Now!

A Love So Great

"A love so great it held the Son of God on the cross when He could have freed himself with a word…One plea to His Father, and the cross would have crumbled into splinters, and He would have escaped into heaven…But instead He bore the unbearable and died an ugly and horrible death so that we wouldn’t live only a few years, but instead would live forever, with Him, in His kingdom.

That’s how big God’s love is. That’s how much he loves us, every one of us. There isn’t any part of our lives that He doesn’t know about or care about. If you’re ever tempted to think God has forgotten you or simply does not care, remember the cross. That’s how much He cares. How much more proof of His love do you need?"

(I would like to credit the author, but I'm not sure who it is!!)

May we all take a moment to remember the true meaning of Easter while we are enjoying our Easter eggs and candy... if it weren't for a love so great, there would be no reason to celebrate!

Happy Easter,

Katy

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Scrappy Happy!!

Every year our family takes a family picture. My mom buys each family a certain color sweater or shirt and we smile (sort of) and she gets her picture. She says it is to document how the kids grow every year. For Jon and I -- it must be to document how much we grow every year! I don't know how much I particularly ENJOY the pictures but I enjoy having the memories and scrapbooking them! So let's get on with it. First, I used Jen Buck's CAS scrapbooking challenge on her blog. I don't like empty spaces on my pages, I'll admit it and I'm not great with one photo layouts. So I thought I'd give this layout a try because I was able to use 3 photos. It might not be exactly CAS, but for me it's pretty close! You can find the sketch for this challenge on her blog.

This page is of my niece, Rebekah. The journaling isn't finished yet, because I need to double check the year before I write it on there!

Supplies Used: Basic Grey Sugared Patterned Paper, Unity Stamps Journal box and beautiful, ribbon and cardstock unknown, Making Memories clear flower and brad.

The second page I made (not with the scrapbook sketch) is our family picture from 2003. I think I managed to do this one using the CAS style and I love how it turned out~simple and sweet! :)


Supplies Used: Bazzil Cardstock, Penny Lane patterned paper, Basic Grey Chipboard stickers, American Crafts ribbon, Unity Stamps Journaling Box Pin It Now!