Miss Kate Cuttables and Peachy Keen Stamps Blog Hop

I'm so excited to be a part of the Peachy Keen Stamps and Miss Kate Cuttables blog hop this week!

Each day, watch for new projects posted at the Miss Kate Cuttables and Peachy Keen Stamps blog -- you don't want to miss them. And there are amazing prizes up for grabs!

There is a $25 gift certificate from Peachy Keen Stamps for each day -- plus one lucky blog hopper will win a $75 gift certificate for commenting all week and following all the designers! So be sure to comment on this post and follow me using the link on the left to be entered for the prizes! Plus you will be able to get the Miss Kate Cuttables cut files each designer uses in their project -- amazing!

There are so many talented designers with projects to share this week. I'm thrilled to be a part of it! I had so much fun designing a project with Peachy Keen Stamps and Miss Kate Cuttables combined. Here's what I created:

I used the PK-330 Snowman Doll Set from Peachy Keen Stamps:

 And these cut file sets from Miss Kate Cuttables:

After I cut everything out, I used those adorable Peachy Keen Stamps to create the little snowmen, coloring them in with colored pencils. I just love how they turned out!

Oh I just love how this layout turned out! So super cute!

So that's my project for today! Be sure to follow and comment on my post here today to be entered to win those amazing prizes and to be able to download the Miss Kate Cuttables cut files I used! Then head over to the Miss Kate Cuttables blog and the Peachy Keen Stamps blog to see the rest of the blog hop projects!

Until next time...
Stay crafty!
Lissa :)

Sketch N Scrap Challenge #69

Good morning! Today, I have a new layout to share to go along with the Sketch N Scrap sketch challenge #69. This is the second sketch challenge for November -- and I was so excited to use a new collection kit I had just purchased, perfect for fall photos.

Here's the sketch:

And here's my layout based on the sketch:

I love it! I used the Apple Cider collection by October Afternoon, plus a Polaroid frame die from Quikutz. The Apple Cider collection is just adorable, with lots of little puffy stickers that I just love. I inked everything with Tim Holtz Vintage Photo Distress Ink for a warmer look.

So that's my layout for this sketch -- I love it! And now, head on over to Sketch N Scrap to see what the other talented designers created with this sketch...

Be sure to play along with the sketch challenge this month (and every month!) at Sketch N Scrap. Don't forget -- if you link up your creation at Sketch N Scrap, you'll be entered to win a great prize giveaway -- a new prize each month.

Until next time,
Stay crafty!
Lissa :)

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Thankful Card for Miss Kate Cuttables

Hello everyone! I have a new Halloween project up today at the Miss Kate Cuttables blog that I just love. Here's a little sneak peek:

I used several different cut files from Miss Kate Cuttables to create this care, along with cardstock and pattern paper scraps, and of course, my favorite Tim Holtz Distress Ink in Frayed Burlap.

And now, you'll have to head over to the Miss Kate Cuttables blog to see my card. Let me know what you think!

Until next time -- stay crafty,
Lissa :)

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Sketch N Scrap Challege #68

Hello everyone! We are already at the first of November -- hard to believe! -- but that means that there's a new sketch up today at Sketch N Scrap for sketch challenge #68.

Here's the sketch:

And here is the layout I created based on the sketch:

I love getting these random fun photos scrapped for our family album! These photos are from a  few years ago, just a fun night of playing board games. I used papers from the Well Played collection by Carta Bella, along with some cardstock scraps. I used Rootbeer Float Thickers and Doodlebug Designs alpha stickers for the title, then added in star brads and chipboard stars by Maya Road.

So that's my layout for this sketch! And now, head on over to Sketch N Scrap to see what the other talented designers created with this sketch...

Be sure to play along with the sketch challenge this month (and every month!) at Sketch N Scrap. Don't forget -- if you link up your creation at Sketch N Scrap, you'll be entered to win a great prize giveaway -- a new prize each month.

Until next time,
Stay crafty!
Lissa :)

Note: This post does include affiliate links. If you buy an item through these links, I will be paid a small amount in advertising fees. All opinions are my own.  I appreciate your help in support of this site. Thank you!