Ginger's All Saints Pages

Sweet Finn. Napping as usual.

Mina enjoys the dining room table or any table or bag or lap!!

Flower Chipboard Book

Thanks to a very creative person on the Cricut blog I got the cut files to cut the paper for the flower chipboard books from Michael's. The very talented person is Diane from her blog Capadia Designs. I am showing you just how she displayed it on her site, so I can't really take any credit, but it is great.

I used those my Mind's Eye paper pads and cardstock. The file had flowers in all sizes. I cut some smaller ones to fit in the centers of some of them. Got the Cricut fired up and cut and cut and cut!! Wow! Easy, and they fit perfectly!! No triming.

These are the cardstock papers I cut for one side of the pages. Also the

flowers that fit inside.

All clipped together ready to glue. Think I'll try that UHU liquid I got.This is how the center flower looks on a patterned page. Cute!1 I'll show them to you in class. We'll have to ake some. I have several. Also on the blog someone told that there were butterflies, cars, and a house book . So, I may get the cutfiles for these!!

New (old) Shelf

I found this shelf at my mom's. It is great. Just like the Making Memories one's for $60. I cleaned it up, took off the doors and painted it. Now to get it filled with all my goodies. It does help to have things out and visible.

I have some messy piles of stuff in the scraproom. I am really trying to get things where we can find them. So bear with me. I am also working on the bulletin board I had to take down to put up the shelf. I am going to make it the Dollar General where I will hang cute things each week that would add great touches to your pages. So watch for it!!

Helen did these cute pages. I cut the circles on the Cricut before she came. I had seen the bubble pictures last week. Cute.

Great Class!!

Helen did four cute birthday pages.

We had a good class last night with Helen, Donna and Ginger. They made some neat stuff. Donna workdeon some cards for her mom.Ginger did some great pages of Conner's days at All Saints.