Paper Issues - Roll the Dice

Hello everyone! I'm up on the Paper Issues blog today with the December Roll the Dice challenge. It's a bittersweet one for me, as this is my last one. I'm moving to a teeny tiny tropical island, so I have to push the pause button when it comes to scrapbooking. But no worries, the Roll the Dice challenge wil stay for sure!

Of course I'm not making it an easy last one, because after all it's a challenge! :-) This month you need to use 5 pictures on your layout and 4 different types of alphas. So this is the time to finally use your hoarded Thickers and alpha stickers.

For my layout I used the Shimelle Go Now Go collection to document these pictures taken on the island that will be my home in a view weeks.

I hope you'll play along with us. You can link up your layout overhere in our challenge album for your chance to win.

Thank you for stopping by and have a great weekend!

Paper Issues - Cut it Up Saturday

Hello everyone! Today I'm up on the Paper Issues blog with the Cut it Up challenge. You can grab this file for FREE overhere in the store and link up your projects made with it overhere in our challenge album for your chance to win.

Also, we're having our Fall Crop going on in the Paper Issues Friends & Fans facebook group this weekend. 

We would love to see you there!

I cut the file on white cardstock and stamped words on the outside borders. I backed the cut file with a patterned paper with mountains to match the picture, which was taken on a hike on Saba last month. All papers and embellishments are from the Pink Paislee Outfitters collection.

Thank you for stopping by today and have a creative day!

Roll the Dice

Hello everyone! Today I'm up on the Paper Issues blog with a new Roll the Dice challenge. This month it's not a tough one like last month: two pictures and two pieces of wood veneer (any wooden embellishment). Other than that you can use anything you want. For your chance to win you can link up your projects overhere in our challenge album. 

For my layout I used the Shimelle Go Now Go collection to document these two pictures taken on a hike on Saba last month. This collection has some gorgeous wooden buttons, which I used two of to complete this challenge.

Thank you for stopping by and have a great day!

Paper Issues - Roll the Dice

Hello everyone! I'm up on the Paper Issues blog today with the Roll the Dice challenge. I hope you enjoyed this new challenge last month and that you will join us again this time. You can link up your projects for this challenge overhere in our challenge album.

This month the dices are not making it easy, you can definitely call it a challenge. The first dice is for the amount of pictures, which is 6. The second dice is for the amount of stickers you can use, which is 3. This can be any kind of stickers: chipboard, cardstock, puffy, thickers etc. You can find a video of the rolling dices overhere.

For my layout I used the Shimelle Go Now Go collection and as you can see you can perfectly use it for non traveling pics too. These pictures were taken last March when I was at the Crop on the Cape with some girls of the PI Design Team. We had the best of time and took some fun pics using props.

Thank you for stopping by today and have a great day!

Cut it Up Saturday

Hello everyone! I'm up on the Paper Issues blog today with Cut it Up Saturday. This month's FREE cut file is an arrow background and you can get yours overhere in the store.

For my layout I used the Pink Paislee Take me Away collection by Paige Taylor Evans. This travel collection goes perfectly with this cut file to point out going places.

Thank you for stopping by and have a great weekend!

Paper Issues - Roll the Dice

Hello everyone! Today I'm up on the Paper Issues blog with a new challenge: Roll the Dice. With this challenge we want to encourage you to use more than one picture on a layout. A dice will decide each month how many pictures to use. To make it a little more interesting, we're adding a second dice that will decide the amount of a scrapbook product to use. The type of product will vary each month. This month the second dice will tell you how many patterned papers to use.

The dice on the left is for the amount of pictures, the one on the right is for the amount of patterned papers. If you want to be sure that I'm not cheating... ;-) you can find a video overhere in our challenge album. This is also where you can link up your layouts for this challenge. Besides the five patterened papers, you can use anything you want on your layout. Double pagers are welcome too.

For my layout I used the Amy Tangerine Oh Happy Life collection. I'm totally in love with the fun patterns and colors of these papers! And those Thickers....swoon!!

I can't wait to see what you all come up with, link up your layouts overhere for your chance to win.

Thank you for stopping by and enjoy your day!

Paper Issues - Cut it Up Saturday

Hello everyone! I'm up on the Paper Issues blog today with Cut it Up Saturday. Here's your September cut file and you can get it for FREE overhere in te store. For your chance to win, you can link up your projects made with it overhere in our challenge album.

For my layout I used the Shimelle Go Now Go collection. I turned the cut file and cut it out of one of the papers and backed it with the pink paper. I inked the edges of some of the cut out parts and placed them back with pop dots, a little bit off of where it was cut out.

Thank you for stopping by and have a creative weekend!

Paper Issues - The Unbe-leafable Great Outdoors

Hello everyone! Today it's new issue Monday over at Paper Issues and it's called The Unbe-leafable Great Outdoors. Suggested themes for your projects are Fall, use leaves as embellishments, camping, hiking, back to school etc. Link up your projects overhere in our challenge album for your chance to win!

For my layout I documented this picture taken at the Merced River in Yosemite and I used the Pink Paislee Outfitters collection.

Thank you for stopping by and have a great day!

Paper Issues - Printable Perfection

Hello everyone! Today I'm up on the Paper Issues blog with Printable Perfection. You can grab our FREE August printables overhere in the store. To play along with this challenge, you can link up your projects made with these printables overhere in our challenge album.

The quote 'you had me at hello' is our favorite, because it's basically how we both felt when we met. So I had to use this printable to document this picture taken during a sunset at the beach last week. All papers and embellishments are from the Simple Stories Sunshine & Happiness collection.

Thank you for stopping by and enjoy your weekend!