New layouts . . . finally!

OK, I'm finally getting to posting those new layouts. LOL. :-) But first an update on the rest of my weekend. My sister had yesterday off so I had told her we were going ot spend all day scrapping. She had been whining for weeks that I was way far ahead her in scrapping my Disneyland book. So 2 weeks ago I ordered 300 pictures for from Shutterfly so she would stop whining. Well Saturday after we talked to our brother she wanted to go see Batman again. Oy. I want to see it again, just didn't want to go right away. So I had to remind her that she spend weeks whining that she couldn't scrapbook because she didn't have any pictures. So I said no to seeing Batman again. We did end up scrapping, though we got a bit of a late start. We had to relocate our work space to the living room for more room. Our scraproom is quite small and its difficult for both of us to work at once. And we had to get some snacks and food for lunch before we got started. Once we got started we both made some good progress. I got 7 pages done in my DL book. I just have to put the journaling on them. I think she got 6-8 done, but didn't add any titles to hers. So it was a successful day of scrapping.

Now onto the digital layouts.

It's a Small World (Disneyland, 1969) - For the Tuesday template challenge at ScrapMatters. I used my mom's photos of her favorite ride, It's a Small World at Disneyland.

Credits
-Template by Designs by Rhonda
-Background paper (recolored), brown paper, light blue ribbon from "I'm a Dreamer" by Brittish Designs
-Flowers and tile alpha from "Leave the World Behind" by Brittish Designs
-Ric rac and dark blue ribbon from "Dreams come true" by Brittish Designs
-Gold brads by Yzerbear
-Stitching edge action from Atomic Cupcake
-Tab from "Paper shapers" by Brittish Designs
-"A Kid again" alpha by Brittish Designs
-Fonts: Traveling Typewriter and Another Typewriter

Wait - For the Speed Scrap at ScrapMatters from last week. This is my sister and I at the Crystal Palace at Walt Disney world on her birthday in 2007. She was so sad that Eeyore didn't stop the first time around because I wasn't at the table. We had to wait probably an hour until he got back to us, but when he did the waitress brought out the cake I had ordered. Eeyore was clapping and cheering and sooooo cute. It turned out better this way. :) It is such a special memory. The best things do come to those who wait.

Credits
-Background paper (recolored), paper for frame (recolored), white paper, brads, and button from "I'm a dreamer" by Brittish Designs
-Bow and folded flower (recolored) from "Dulcet" by Ellie Lash
-Swirls (recolored) from "Dreams come true" by Brittish Designs
-"Kid again" alpha by Brittish Designs
-Bracket frame from "Paper shapers" by Brittish Designs

Sorcerer Mickey's Hat - For the challenge at the DISboards. The challenge was to use the colors of Dory. I love Dory!!! She is my favorite fish! LOL Can't remember diddly! I used photos of us with Sorcerer Mickey's Hat at MGM Studios in 2007.

Credits
-Black paper from "Brights" by Michelle Coleman
-Folded paper overlay and torn paper edges by Gunhild Storeide
-Ribbon wrap and polka dot ribbons from "Leave the World Behind" by Brittish Designs
-Frames from "I'm a dreamer" by Brittish Designs
-Clip from "Mermaid lagoon" by Brittish Designs
-Folded flower (recolored) from "Dulcet" by Ellie Lash
-Button from "Mouse in the House" by Brittish Designs
-Alpha from "Mermaid Lagoon" by Brittish Designs
-Tag and staples from "Dreams Come True" by Brittish Designs

Tomorrow there are not one, but 2 speed scraps at Scrap Matters tomorrow! Not sure if I can make both, but am going to try. They are highly addictive!!! That is all for now. I have to go play with my brand new toy: Sure Cuts A Lot!!! I am already in love with this program and I haven't even cut anything with it yet. It is way easier to use than the Cricut software. Its awesome!

Later!