Elgin Marbles Layout

This is the companion page to the Monuments page I created earlier this week. There will be a pocket page between them to hold more photos and my journaling, which usually means I can scrapbook the two pages in totally different style even though they are thematically related, but I got lazy and just used the supplies I already had on  my desk from the other page!

Recipe:

Baroque Borders stamp set

Wonderland & Dreaming Big papers
Chocolate, Indian Corn Blue &White Daisy cardstock
Indian Corn Blue, Chocolate & Whisper ink

ShinHan Touch Twin markers
Washi tape (Recollections)
Simple Vintage essentials stickers (Simple Stories)
Frayed Burlap distress spray (Ranger)
Simply White Nuvo Drops

Zoo Assortment Matte Sprinkles (Doodlebug Designs)
Cricut Design Space: pillars

Cricut Artiste cartridge: title

Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge: leaves

Pattern: Splitcoast Stampers Sketch16Aug1

Challenges: A Cut Above Anything Goes with a die-cut

Hands-On Learning Layout

My hubby used to teach Sunday school and asked me to help him out when he was doing a Passover meal for the class, so I got a few photos of the kids enjoying (or not) the foods. I decided to use the title "Hands on Learning" because it's the start of the school year and because it really was an interactive way to learn about this piece of history that is still relevant today. All the embellishments on the layout were die-cut on my Cricut using Design Space, and it was a lot of work, especially the seder plate items. Some were very detailed and didn't cut well at the small scale I needed, so I had to use the contour tool to remove all those details, which took more time than I should have spent - LOL! I popped up the sheep and the plate using dimensional tape, and the tag behind the plate pulls out to reveal my journaling, also done on my Cricut using a Cricut pen.

Recipe:
I Want Candy paper
Sapphire, Carolina, Fern, Canary, Shortbread, Chocolate & White Daisy cardstock
Sapphire, Carolina & Chocolate ink
Navy pen (Cricut)
White Daisy grosgrain ribbon
3-D foam tape
Opaque Texture Paste (Ranger)
Starry Night Stencil (Simple Stories)
Cricut Design Space: title (using Thick font), all Passover themed die-cuts, journaling (using BFC Autumn Woodland font)
Cricut Just Because cartridge: sheep
Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge: tag
Challenges: Farm Quest Grocery Game Challenges #21 Anything food related; A Cut Above Anything goes with a die-cut (I used a ton!); Stencil Fun Anything Goes with a stencil - I used a star stencil and texture paste to create the background behind the lower right photo; Unicorn Challenge Blog #113 Circles

My 100th Layout for 2025 - Cuteness!

I am so excited to meet my yearly scrapbooking goal early this year, especially since I had to crank out 9 layouts in the last week of  December last year in order to make my goal of 100 layouts! These photos were especially meaningful to scrap since they involved a new addition to my two youngest kids' biological family. I covered up the names for privacy reasons, but my kids were definitely excited to meet their new half sister.

Recipe:
Framework Alphabet stamp set
Oh Happy Day papers & Stickers (Simple Stories)
Ballerina cardstock
Vellum
Ballerina, Raspberry, Canary, Juniper & Black ink
Black marker
Highlights PML card
Pink grosgrain ribbon (Michaels)
Cool Summer Nights & Summer Afternoon enamel shapes (Altenew)
Washi tape (Recollections)
Cricut Design Space: hexagons
Pattern: EMS Sketch Challenge #14 (right side only, my third time using this sketch this month for a challenge)

Challenges: Crafter's Cafe #322 Anything Goes with option twist of patterned paper; Cut It Up #337 Anything Goes with a die-cut (hexagons); Paper Rocks Scissors - used scissors to fussy cut my title and trim the ends of the ribbon.

I'd Be Lost Without You Layout

The title of this hiking-themed layout is partially figurative and mostly literal. Since I am not a hiker and am totally directionally challenged, without my hubby, I would have been lost in the wilderness!

Recipe:
Beautiful Things stamp set
Roughing It stamp set (SU)
Rustic Trail, Wood Grain & September/October 2023 Mix-In papers
Pomegranate, Toffee & White Daisy cardstock
Pomegranate, Toffee, Espresso & Pine ink
Sap Green fineliner pen (iBayam)
Mahogany ShinHan Touch Twin marker
Irresistibles Eclectic Die-Cuts
Let's Wander stickers (American Crafts)
Everyday Moments Pocket cards (Scrapbook.com)
True Colors Floral Bits (Simple Stories)
Celebrating Freedom Noteworthy ephemera (BoBunny)
Green organdy ribbon (Offray)
Embroidery floss
Halloween epoxy stars (Bella Blvd)
Top Dog Shape Sprinkles (Doodlebug)
Stripe embossing folder
Burlap layering stencil (Stampers Anonymous)
Cricut Design Space: title using A Childs Life font, birds
Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge: tag
Pattern: scraplift from Scrapbook.com
Challenges: Time Out Challenges #294 Pick two - I chose stars and stripes (embossed on green circle); The Outlawz Anything Goes in a Card-Free Zone; Double Trouble #196 Keep Us in Stitches - my title is definitely a play on words but not sure if it counts as a pun for the optional twist.

Pre-Historic Days Layout

There has been a definite downturn in my scrapping mojo over the past week, but I finally decided to temporarily shelve the layout I was working on and move on to something that would inspire me more! Dinosaurs and rocks - who knew that would do the trick? LOL. These photos from the Natural History Museum were taken on the same day and location as the ones on the butterflies layout I posted last week, but with a vastly different theme. Mixed media is a bit of a challenge for me, but I tried to create a scene that look vaguely ancient, then added the die-cut frame and dinosaurs to it. The stamped "trees" on the right are actually flower silhouettes, but hopefully they came across as savanna-type trees when used in conjunction with  the dinosaurs.

Here's the background. I used a really old (but not pre-historic!) stencil for the hills, with a little bit of extra stenciling for texture, and then I stamped the trees and sun.

Recipe:
Treasure Life stamp set
Vicki Boutin Mixed Media Stamps - Circles (American Crafts)
Heavenly Blue, Topiary, Kraft, Goldrush, Pewter, Espresso, Pine & White Daisy cardstock
Goldrush, Desert Sand, Brown Bag, Sweet Leaf Fern & Topiary ink
Goldrush pigment ink
Dot Fade layering stencil (Stampers Anonymous)
Scenic Borders stencils (Puzzle Mates)
Cricut Design Space: dinosaurs (from Erika Digital Design and GlamSVG by Emylia), grass, title (using A Child's Year font)
Pattern: Sketch-n-Scrap #318 (adapted for my mixed media-background, but I promise the sketch is where I started!)

Challenges: Neglected Stuff July 2025 - my stuff is the hills stencil that I haven't used since I started blogging in 2009, and the flower stamp;  NBUS #76 - my never before used item is the Vicki Boutin stamp set I used for the sun, the circle spots, and the adventure sentiment.

Graven Images Layout

I'm back to scrapping my King Tut exhibit photos, so here is another one featuring some of the statues we saw. I was running out of creative titles already, but the thought that these might be the types of "graven images" the Hebrews were forbidden to worship gave me the idea for the title and the journaling. Still loving the Stamperia papers and my Ancient Egypt ephemera book!

Recipe:
Land of Pharaohs paper (Stamperia)
Goldrush & Colonial White cardstock
Goldrush, Outdoor Denim & Vineyard Berry ink
Merlot gel pen (Cricut)
Goldrush marker
Ancient Egypt Ephemera book (Ruth Harding - purchased on Amazon)
Honey Triangles washi tape
Cool Summer Night enamel dots (Altenew)
Cricut Design Space: ring and title using Tempus Sans ITC font
Pattern: Inspired Blueprints sketch (turned upside down)

Challenges: Paper Rocks Scissors #6 - I used my scissors to fussy cut the statue and obelisk out.

Little Desperados Layout

Love these photos of my son and his friend fooling around in their fake moustaches at Sunday school . They totally reminded me of the bad guys in old westerns, so that's what inspired the title. My Cricut got a workout as I cut out the various shapes that I wanted to use, and I like how it turned out. Hope you do, too!

Recipe:
Universal Backgrounds & Distressed Backgrounds stamp sets
The Fourth of July paper (Carta Bella)
September - October 2023 Mix In paper
Cranberry, Outdoor Denim, Almond, Black & White Daisy cardstock
Cranberry, Outdoor Denim, Toffee & Versamark ink
Gold embossing powder
Gold Shimmer Trim
Tan Sparkles
Lumberjack Plaid Distress Spray (Ranger)
Cricut Southwest cartridge: revolver, horse, fence
Just Because Cards cartridge: cowboy boot
Cricut Design Space: sheriff badge, title using Rockwell font
Pattern: Sketch Savvy #34 (rotated right)

Challenges: Anything Goes in a Card Free Zone with optional twist: I'd Wear That (I certainly wouldn't wear those moustaches, but I love that my kiddo did!); Cut It Up #333 Critters (a horse)  + die-cuts (I used lots, see the list above); Color My Heart #659 

Soccer Smiles Layout

My daughter's 2018 soccer team had bright green uniforms, so when it came to scrapping her picture day photos, I went with the brightest green I could find in my scrap pile! Then I pulled out a bunch of sports themed stamps and added patterns to the hexagons that I cut out using my Cricut.

Recipe:
Best Shot, My Game, Play Hard - Soccer, Picture Perfect & Family Ties Children stamp sets
May - June 2022 Mix-In papers
Willow, Papaya, Grey Wool & White Daisy cardstock
Sorbet, Grey Wool & Black ink
Black marker
Sea Green Tri-Colour Marker (Spectrum Noir)
Jeepers Creepers washi tape
All Aflutter & Puppy Love Shape Sprinkles (Doodlebug Designs)
Cricut Design Space: hexagons, banners, title (using Agent Q font)
Pattern: Let's Scrap 8-1-15

Challenges: Color My Heart #658 - my 2 additional colors were Willow (green) and Papaya (orange- pink)

Making the Cut Layout

Our insurance company insists that we keep a tree that is very close to our house trimmed back, so every six months my hubby has to climb a ladder to trim off all the branches that are overhanging the roof. I didn't manage to get a photo of him, but I did get ones of the kids stuffing the cuttings into the green waste bin.

Recipe:
Caprice & July/August 2021 Mix-In papers
Mocha, Toffee, Sage & Pewter cardstock
Toffee, Chocolate, Sage & Sky ink
Burnt Sienna Fineliner pen (iBayam)
Chocolate brads
Indian Corn Blue embroidery floss
Junebug Puffies - bird
Blue Jean Hearts puffy shapes (Doodlebug Designs)
Measuring Tape ribbon (Joanns)
Wooden arrow
It's a Guy Thing sticker
Wisdom Stickers - Leather (All My Memories)
Woodgrain stencil
Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge: tree
Cricut Artbooking cartridge: grass
Cricut Artiste cartridge: gears
Cricut Simply Sweet cartridge: title (welded to a line in Design Space)
Cricut Design Space: chain saw
Pattern: EMS Sketch Challenge #38 I created this sketch in 2012 and only used it again once (in 2017), so it needed some love. Glad it worked so well for my photos!

Challenges: A Cut Above Anything Goes with a die cut; Cut It Up #332 Masculine with a die cut (my photos aren't very masculine but I think the rest of the layout is, so hopefully that counts);  Heart's Quest Challenge Blog #74 Anything Goes with blue hearts; Paper Rocks Scissors #5 Anything Goes using paper and scissors (used them to trim the ribbon and embroidery floss); Scrap With Stacy June Tic Tac Toe board used the bottom row with Sticker (hard-working and kids) + Arrow (wooden) + Puffy sticker (bird and hearts)

Dragonboat Races Layout

Every summer, my husband loves to participate in the dragonboat races. In 2018, his team placed second, and someone was nice enough to take some pictures of the team so I could scrapbook them!

Recipe:
Save the Date and You & Me stamp sets
Summer Vibes papers
Glacier, Candy Apple, Lemonade, Kraft & White Daisy cardstock
Glacier, Candy Apple, Sunny Yellow, Nectarine, Fern & Black ink
Black marker
Color Kaleidoscope sticker (American Crafts)
Sweet Rush Collection - Loving This puffy stickers (American Crafts)
Color Kaleidoscope Thickers (American Crafts)
Star Attraction Shape Sprinkles (Doodlebug Designs)
Cricut Accent Essentials cartridge: curvy arrow
Cricut Design Space: title, boat, dragon, arrows
Pattern: EMS Sketch Challenge #87

Challenges: A Cut Above Anything Goes with a die;-cut; The Outlawz Anything Goes in a Card Free Zone; Double Trouble #193 My Guy - includes  boat and oars for optional twist of how my guy likes to spend his time!

Angels Game Layout

My son was staying over at friend's house and they went to an Angels game. The other mom texted me a few photos of the boys so I could scrapbooking them. I was able to use some older supplies like the grass paper but hopefully gave it a current look. The chipboard was white to start out with, and I stamped and inked it to add some interest.

Recipe:
Spot On Backgrounds stamp set
The Summer Stack papers (DCWV)
Striped & Triangles paper (from my stash, source unknown)
Candy Apple, Black & White Daisy cardstock
Candy Apple, Espresso & Black ink
Dimensional Elements Monograms chipboard
Star Attraction Shape Sprinkles (Doodlebug)
Cricut Design Space: baseballs
Cricut Artbooking cartridge: star frame
Pattern: EMS Sketch Challenge #120

Challenges: Cut It Up #331 Anything Goes with a die-cut; The Outlawz Festive Friday Challenge - One for the Boys; Time Out Challenges #290 - used Repeat (baseballs, triangles on patterned paper) + Bold (colors) + Place (baseball stadium)

Go Fish Layout

I have scrapped pictures from the Aquarium of the Pacific at least four times that I recall, so at first I wasn't sure what to call this layout to differentiate it from all those other times, but the title Go Fish popped into my head, so I went with it!

Recipe:
Lollipop Shoppe & Colo Me Silly papers (Basic Grey)
Red speckle & colorful dot papers (from my big bag of scraps, source unknown)
Glacier & Sapphire cardstock
Tangerine textured cardstock (Bazzill Papers)
Tangerine gel pen (Cricut)
Simply White Nuvo Drops
Fish punch (EK Success)
Funky Journaling Genie (Chatterbox)
Cricut Design Space: waves
Pattern: EMS Sketch Challenge #113

Challenges: Neglected Stuff June challenge - I dug into my bag of paper scraps and found three old papers from Basic Grey to make my waves, plus I used the Funky Journaling Genie that I haven't used in 10+ years as a guideline for my writing; Paper Rocks Scissors #5 - used my scissors to cut out the triangles for the sun;  Colorful Options June 2025 - I ended up using a rainbow of colors, but also had a "by the sea" theme, so I decided to include the inspiration board as well!

EMS Sketch Challenge #122 + My Favorite Flakes Layout

It's Sunday, which means another Lasting Memories challenge has started, and it's a really fun one. Lisa gave us a list of paper sizes that we need to include on our layout. I decided to pull out photos from our Mammoth vacation in April 2018; I scrapped the rest of my photos from that vacation, but then was waiting for my Stampin' Up order with the adorable Snowy Scenes papers to arrive. Since my papers were brand new, I didn't just want to randomly cut into them, only to decide I wanted to use them differently, so I created a sketch with the four papers Lisa challenged us to use, and I even extended it into a double pager with a repeat of two of the papers. Feel free to play along with the Lasting Memories challenge, either using the sketch as inspiration, or just getting creative on your own. Be sure to leave a link in the comments if you use the sketch! 

Here's the sketch:

And here's my layout:

Recipe:
Snowy Scenes papers (SU)
Candy Apple, Almond, Chocolate & White Daisy cardstock
Glacier & Almond ink
Burnt Sienna fineliner pen (iBayam)
White gel pen (Sakura)
CTMH chipboard
White Pines flair
Cricut Design Space: snowman, title using BFC Night Kiss font
Challenges: Cut It Up #331 - anything goes including a die-cut

{Shipwrecked} Imagination Station Layout for Lasting Memories #751

Hello, everyone. It's a happy day here in Southern California because my daughter's softball team won their second playoff game yesterday despite fierce winds and lots of dust in the air! Congrats, Cougars! And that was on top of my daughter receiving the Most Improved Player award at the sports banquet on Friday night, so it's been a good sports weekend for our family.

In other news, Lasting Memories has a new challenge posted, another Tic-Tac-Toe Board, and I got to scrap some more fun memories from Shipwrecked VBS. I chose the middle column with Stripes + Flowers + Stickers, which was a popular one with the rest of the Design Team. There are so many fun combinations you could use, though, so we would love to see you create a layout and link it up over at Lasting Memories before the end of the month!

Here's my layout:

And here's the board:

Recipe:
Background Elements stamp set
At the Zoo paper (Doodlebug Designs)
Sweet Safari paper
Magnolia paper (MME)
Desert Sand, Chocolate, Pear, Clover Meadow & Lagoon ink
Clover Meadow marker
Spring Green marker (Zig)
Burnt Sienna fineliner pen (iBayam)
Chocolate brads
Telling Our Story adhesive brads (Echo Park)
Bold & Bright ephemera (American Crafts)
Monkey sticker (Frances Meyer)
Summer Afternoon & Cool Summer Night enamel dots (Altenew)
3-D foam tape
Cricut Artistry cartridge: monkey, vines (edited in Design Space)
Cricut Design Space: title using Cricut Sans font
Miscellaneous Cricut cartridges: flowers (they were in my leftovers box and I'm too lazy to look them all up!)
Pattern: found on Pinterest, possibly a Michelle van Wyk sketch - I reversed it because I will have a photo storage page between the left and right sides of my layout and so wanted to have my title on the left page.

Challenges: Cut It Up #330 Send Me Flowers - used die-cut and sticker flowers

Ready to Get Wrecked Layout

I took a ton of photos of Vacation Bible School at our church in 2018, so prepare to be bombarded by layouts featuring the Shipwrecked theme! The first set I decided to scrapbook two photos of some of the decorations, and I placed the other photos in a photo storage page. My page is actually a lift of an amazing page Lis from Scrapbook.com created. I love how she tore map paper and then tucked all kinds of goodies under the edge, so I tried to replicate that look. Hopefully I did credit to her wonderful design! Looking at the page now, I wish I had moved the title over to the left of the framed photo, but it's glued down already, so I guess it stays.

Recipe:
Postcard Travel Series and Wild & Punny stamp sets
Majestic Blue paper
Crystal Blue, Mocha, Black & Colonial White cardstock
Crystal Blue, Chocolate & Desert Sand ink + Chocolate pigment ink
Black marker
ShinHan Touch Twin markers
Clear embossing powder
Sweet Safari PML card
Bohemia - Friends journaling card (MME)
Hot Hues flower embellishments (Gartner Studios)
Milepost Shapes
Let's Wander Thickers (American Crafts)
Palm Tree sticker (Creative Imaginations)
Shell stickers (Stickabilities)
Nautical stickers (Frances Meyer)
Velum toucan (from my stash, source unknown)
Say Cheese Adventure at the Park washi tape (Simple Stories)
Rhinestone tickers (Recollections)
3-D foam tape
Cricut You Are Here cartridge: sailboat
Cricut Design Space: mermaid, frame, title using Mistral font
Pattern: scraplift of Lis' Nomad layout from Scrapbook.com

Challenges: Unicorn Challenges #109 Mermaids - I found the cute mermaid silhouette on Cricut Design Space and though it would be a fun addition to the page; A Cut Above Anything Goes with a die-cut - mine are the sailboat, mermaid, frame, and title; Neglected Stuff Challenges - I pulled out 2 long-retired stamp sets to create the postcard and sloth, plus a bunch of old stickers that have been in my sticker binder for at least 15 years (shells, flowers, waves, ship's wheel, palm branch) and the journaling card from 2007.

Quakes Game 2018 Layout

We went to a baseball game for a local minor league team, the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, with a group of people from our church. I'm not really into baseball, but it was fun hanging out and occasionally paying attention to the game. The green/blue color scheme for this layout came together really easily, and I decided there were enough other colors in the photos to keep it form looking boring. Hopefully I made the right choice!

Recipe:
Vicki Boutin Mixed Media Collection (American Crafts)
Summer Stack paper (DCWV)
Ethan Large Stripe paper (MM)
Green patterned paper (from my stash, source unknown)
Dutch Blue, Topiary & White Daisy cardstock
Dutch Blue, Topiary & Olive ink
White gel pen (Sakura)
ShinHan Touch Twin markers
Olive grosgrain ribbon (Michaels)
Blue Adornaments fibers (EK Success)
Active-Nation Baseball bubble stickers (C.R. Gibson)
Green Fields enamel dots (Altenew)
Cricut Design Space: baseball
Cricut Artist cartridge: title
Pattern: EMS Sketch Challenge #74

Challenges: Double D Challenges Designer Paper - I assumed this meant patterned paper (delete my entry if I'm wrong), and I used four different papers.

Disney on Ice Layout

National Scrapbook Day is tomorrow, so I made a deal with my hubby that I get to scrapbook all weekend, starting today, and he would take care of everything around the house - woohoo! A fellow scrapper recommended checking out the NSD challenges on A Cherry on Top, so I am going to complete as many as possible, starting with this sketch challenge from Janet (see the sketch below). I liberated a Frozen sticker book from my daughter when I found it languishing under her bed, and since she is now 17 and no longer interested in Frozen, it was a great find to add to my layout, along with some super old paper strips from a Creative Memories Short Cuts Pack (anyone remember those?) and a few stamps. I usually take days to create a layout, so I love that I finished this one in just three hours!

Recipe:
January Word Puzzle (2009) & Cherish the Day (2013) stamp sets
Short Cuts papers (CM)
Raspberry & White Daisy cardstock
Rasberry, Journey & Versamark ink
Fineliner pens (iBayam)
White gel pen (Sakura)
Frozen sticker book (Innovative Designs)
Purple Glitter Gems
Flower punch (EK Success)
Scalloped border punch (Fiskars)
Cricut Design Space: title using Quarter Note Font
Pattern: A Cherry on Top NSD - Janet's Friday Sketch challenge (not sure where she got it)

Challenges: Retro Rubber Challenges #253 Tic Tac Toe board - I used the middle column with die cuts/punches + flowers + sequins/gems. My stamps are from 2009 snowflakes) and 2013 (ticket)

Science Fair Project Layout

I took a detour from working on snow themed layouts from our Mammoth vacation to go back to my son's science fair project from 2014. Since I hadn't played along with Color My Heart's color dares for a while, I decided to try using their color scheme with orange and green plus neutrals, and I  am pretty happy with how it turned out, although I kept wanting to add blue because of my son's attire!

Recipe:
Everyday Celebrations, Dotty for You & Basic Paper Fundamentals papers
Nectarine & Chocolate cardstock
Nectarine, Chocolate & Sweet Leaf ink
Burnt Sienna fineliner marker (iBayam)
My Crush Wildwood Assortment journaling card
Chocolate brads
My Happy Place Shape Sprinkles (Doodlebug Designs)
Cricut Artiste cartridge: title
Cricut Design Space: hexagons, hearts, circles, squares
Pattern: EMS Sketch Challenge #100

Challenges: Heart's Quest Challenge Blog #72 

 Color My Heart Color Dare #647

Dr. Seuss Day Layout

This cute photo is from Dr. Seuss Day in 2018, and I enjoyed mixing a few die-cuts that I created in Cricut Design Space with some school themed and floral ephemera to make a fun layout commemorating the day. The hat, fish, and journaling are inspired by my daughter's childhood favorite, the Cat in the Hat!

It's kind of hard to see in the scan above, but I added some Liquid Glass raindrops in the upper corner to represent the cold, cold wet day!

Recipe:
My Happy Place papers (Doodlebug Designs)
Raspberry, Lagoon, Goldrush, Candy Apple, Black & White Daisy cardstock
Raspberry, lagoon, Goldrush & Black ink
Black marker
White gel pen (Sakura)
DE Monograms chipboard
Reasons to Smile ephemera (American Crafts)
Heartstrings Sentiment Bits (Simple Stories)
Liquid Glass
Scalloped scissors (CM)
Cricut Design Space: hat, fish
Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge: scalloped border
Challenges: Let's Craft & Create #218 anything goes + flowers; Double Trouble Challenges #188 Spring Showers Recipe: Thing 1 = 3 colors of the rainbow + 2 die-cuts + 1 scene (mine is the fish + the corner that I cut using scalloped scissors to represent water) and Thing 3: Liquid Glass raindrops for the cold, wet day from Cat in the Hat

Together {Easter Sunday 2018} Layout for LM #743

Hi everyone. I've been scrapping up a storm this week, and it's Sunday again, so here is my latest layout along with my design team reveal for Lasting Memories. In keeping with our Going in Circles theme, the challenge was to use circular ephemera or stamped images to embellish your layout. I chose to use some Easter photos from 2018 (love seeing my family all dressed up) and used stamped circles and embossed cardstock circles. If you would like to check out this or any of the other circle themed challenges for this month, click on the link above before the challenges end on March 29.

Recipe:
Connections stamp set
Watercolor paper (Recollections)
Vicki Boutin Mixed Media paper pad (American Crafts)
Flamingo, Toffee, Pear & White Daisy cardstock
Flamingo, Toffee, Creme Brulee, Gypsy & Lilac Mist ink
Heartstrings Sentiment Bits ephemera (Simple Stories)
Telling Our Story chipboard (Echo Park)
Wicker Weave embossing folder (Cuttlebug)
Cricut Design Space: bunnies
Cricut Artbooking cartridge: frame, grass
Pattern: EMS Sketch Challenge #67 (rotated left)

Challenges: Can You Handle the Pressure? Anything Goes (I used the Wicker Weave embossing folder from Cuttlebug on my circles - love the added texture); Cut It Up #326 Colors of Spring; Inspiration Station #71 - I was inspired to add two bunnies to my layout!