Just a quick simple page that I did, strips of paper, a flower cutout, and the title. I also did some doodling with those embossing gel pens. It looks likes you’re just wetting the paper with these pens but after it dries, it gives your paper an embossed feel. I love it. I purchased mine at Hobby Lobby but I’ve also seen them at Archivers and Michaels.
Today was a great day. I had a training session at the other campus and everybody really liked my presentation (Web 2.0 and OpenSource plus Second Life). So it’s nice, I’ve enabled a few teachers and I hope that they’ll use at least one item from today. I have to admit the SL we could have done without but hey, that’s what was asked of me to do.
Then after that, I went to Hobby Lobby, bought some Copics (25% off) and a scrap book (50% off) and gesso. I’m going to experiment with it this weekend, I hope. There were a few other items like stiff felt, more brushes, etc. Nothing too exciting, just supplies. Then I went to Shawnee, a suburb of Kansas City and found the stamping store. They have A Muse stamps! Woah! But I did’t get any. I got some Sassafrass and something else… oh I forgot… and gamsol. After two months or more I’m finally going to use my Prismacolors. It’s a neat store and in October I’ll go back - I have another conference I’m attending maybe 10 miles from there. I’ll get some A Muse then unless I see something more interesting.
Last but not least, Archivers and I bought…. a Scor-It! I am sooo glad I didn’t buy the Scor-Pal at the stamping store. First I have a 30% off Archivers coupon and second, I tried both at Archivers and the only thing I like on the Scor-Pal was me not having to move my paper. But, since as you know I don’t do a lot of fancy boxes, I’m ok with that. The Scor-It is so much more crisp and I get a good fold each time. The Scor-Pal was weaker. It might just be me but I ended up with t he Scor-It for $35. The manufacturer lowered the price to $49.9 instead of $59.99 and I do have a coupon. Sweet!
Fun, fun weekend. I’ll be cropping ALL day tomorrow and I have a few toys to play with. Also, I am the DT at my LSS and half the time there I’ll be working on some display items. Yippee!!! I need to remember to bring the camera so that I can take pics of my work after since I won’t see it again for a month or two. Have a great weekend. I’ll be cropping tomorrow and so see you Sunday! Oh, I am hosting Virtual Scrapbooking Night at Split Coast. I think my time is 1 p.m. EST. Come play with me!!!
what a great idea in using leftover wallets into your layout - i love it! Now - the only thing left to do…. is find them…. hmmmmm?
can’t wait to see all the neat stuff you make with all the neat stuff you got -what a great way to start the weekend!!!
Add a CommentBest wishes,
Sankari
My, aren’t you busy! Love that. Good to hear about the Scor It. I want to get one and the votes are stacking up in favor of the Scor It. And I have an Archiver’s coupon too. Yea.
Add a CommentGreat idea to use xtra wallets on a scrapbook page! I usually stick to one size because I order a ton of pictures at a time and I am not good at designing a page until I have all the pics in front of me. I do sometimes crop pictures, but mostly the same size. I need to think outside the box!
Add a CommentCute! Love your repetitive wallets on this page. I’ll have to check out what you’re hosting. I haven’t been on SCS for a while…Such is life!
Sounds like you had a fun day shopping! That’s my kind of shopping.
Happy weekend!
Add a CommentI love this layout, it really is a great way to use some wallets!
Add a CommentGreat idea with the wallets. Looks SO cute! The embossing pens sound great. Do you know what brand they are by any chance? You’ve probably said somewhere and I missed it. :0) Shopping sounds like a blast. I’ve been humming n hawing about score-pal for the exact reason you mention, doesn’t seem as crisp as some methods. I love the grid technique though…. :0) mel
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