WOYWW - 29 February 2012

Oohoo, here's we are on leap day Wednesday! So folks, what's gracing your workdesks on this special, extra day?

Here's what's on mine:

I've been a busy little bee tonight (technically, to my mind, it's still Tuesday night cos I've not gone to bed yet(!!) but as it's (well) after midnight, it is in fact Wednesday right now!). I've finished up two little ATCs (seen lurking around at the base of the daylight lamp - more on those in a future post) and I've finally found time to do Shimelle's February "& Now For Something Completely Different" class. The result is the LO you see sitting on my desk. I'm SO pleased with it! :D

The papers are Basic Grey Lemonade and the photos are of DD2. I've followed Shimelle's step by step instructions fairly closely this time around, just making substitutions where I didn't have the stash she'd used. Oooh and I finally got the use some of the washi tape I bought recently! :)

I've got several other projects on the go atm (an in-progress art journal page, a digi CJ page, a mother's day card - ooh it's all go you know!) but for now my next - urgent - project really must be... to go to bed!

So thanks for stopping by and g'night all! :D

Digi and Paper

I've been at the scrapbooking again - both digi-scrapping and traditional paper scrapping.

Both of these LOs were inspired by/created for challenges over at UKS.

The first was a digi page done for the weekly challenge:

The details of this challenge were to use the colours purple and turquoise, to make a LO about yourself and to use butterflies and/or journalling about change, growth or freedom. As soon as I saw this challenge, I knew I had *the* perfect digi kit for both the colours and the butterflies - April Morning from PeppermintCreative.

The paper LO I did was for Shimelle's & Now For Something Completely Different class/challenge:

This was a fab challenge and I loved following Shimelle's step by step photos to see how she created it. It was a lot of fun interpreting the instructions using my own stash and ideas and I'm really pleased with the resulting page.