A NEW CHALLENGE!! Scor-Pal September Designer Challenge!

Hi everyone!  I am super excited to introduce a brand new monthly challenge!  The Scor-Pal Blog is starting a new monthly challenge this month.  This month's theme is "Out of the Box", basically we want you to make a project with your Scor-Pal that is a box.  I chose to make a mini chest of drawers with Halloween Mini Magnolia's

MAGGIE'S HALLOWEEN TRIO!

The height of the chest of drawers is 6", each drawer is 2" x 2".  On the top I created a stair step to attach my images to.  I used Mini Edwin Mummy, Mini Bat Tilda and Mini Witch Tilda with Pumpkins.  I colored them with my copics.  Here are a few more views:

The bling and bats (drawer pulls) are from Michaels Recollection collection.  I tore a piece of gauze and dyed it black to use as my "ribbon".

Thanks for stopping by and I hope I have inspired you to make a box and enter it into our challenge!

Lisa

Scor-Pal & Clearsnap Blog Hop!

I'm so excited because today there is another great blog hop on the schedule!! This time Scor-Pal is hopping along with our friends at Clearsnap. With a Summer Fun theme, both design teams have come together to create some wonderful summer inspired projects with our Scor-Pals and lots of Clearsnap products!

 

 

Here is today's Hop List

 

 

■Clearsnap Blog http://clearsnap.blogspot.com/ 

■Scor-Pal Blog http://scor-pal.blogspot.com/

■Mary Dawn Quirindongo http://mypinkmexico.blogspot.com/

■Diane Zechman http://papercookies.blogs.splitcoaststampers.com/

■Sabrina Alery http://sabrinaalery.blogspot.com/

■Gini Cagle http://ginicagle.blogspot.com/

■Jean Okimoto http://davebrethauer.typepad.com/inkollage/

■Lisa Andrews http://scrappingwithlisa.blogspot.com/  YOU ARE HERE

■Daniela Dobson http://danieladobson.blogspot.com/

■Katie Tate http://bothsidesofthepaper.blogspot.com/

■Charlotte Jenkins http://suepup.blogspot.com/

■Stephanie Ackerman http://stephaniescraps.blogspot.com/

■Tami Sanders http://tamisanders.com/

■Robyn Weatherspoon http://robynweatherspoon.blogspot.com/

■Tami Mayberry http://tamimayberry.blogspot.com/

■Jennifer Priest http://hydrangeahippo.blogspot.com/

 

 

Here is my project.  I made an adorable gift bag for my project.  You can find instructions for the gift bag HERE. 

 

 

I made the flower with a Stampin Up! punch and scored it with my Scor-Pal.  I also used my Scor-Pal to create lines (or pleats) on the cover flap, you can see them very good because of the color of the paper but trust me they are there!!

 

Recipe:

 

Tools:

 

Scor-Pal

Scor-Tape (I can't live without this!)

paper trimmer

Stampin Up! punch, EK Sucess Punch and Martha Stewart Punch

 

Designer Paper is from Bo Bunny

 

Clearsnap Supplies:

 

ColorBox ink:  Boysenberry, Ice, Ocean, Grass

Smooch Spritz:  Ginger Ale and Cashmere

ColorBox Molding Mat:  Groovy (I used this like a rubber stamp on the purple)

 

Have fun hopping!  Good luck!

 

Lisa

 

 

Wedding Card - CCT

Hi everyone!  Today is Thursday and that means it's time for another challenge at Cute Card Thursday.  This week's theme is "Wedding".  Perfect!!  I have a wedding that I am going to in September!  When we lived in West Virginia we had such dear neighbors and I can hardly believe it but their oldest is getting married.  I'm so excited to go back to the old "hood" and see everyone.

I used my most favorite couple image from Magnolia and colored them with Distress Inks.  The paper is from Magonolia also.  I am not sure what kind of fold this is, I just kind of played around with it and this is what I came up with.  I just love these butterflies from Martha Stewart, they are so elegant and soft.

Thanks for stopping by today, have a wonderful day!

Lisa

Our First Blog Hop at Scor-Pal!

Good Morning everyone!!  I am so glad you stopped by!  Today is our very first Scor-pal blog hop and we are also celebrating the first anniversary of our friends at The Twinery. Our two teams have joined forced for an amazing line up of projects that will show you the wonderful things you can create using your Scor-pal along with baker’s twine from The Twinery! From boxes and bags to cards and 3D projects the creativity by these two teams is sure to please!

There are two fabulous prizes for you to win and all you have to do is leave a comment on everyone's blog! 

Here is the prize from Scor-pal

a Scor-Buddy!!

 And here is the prize from The Twinery

A great assortment of baker's twine!

 Here's my project!  I used the The Garden Cart project from The Project Center over at Scor-pal.  I used baker's twine from The Twinery in a few different colors to wrap my flowers and umbrella with.  My designer paper is from My Mind's Eye, Stella Rose and the yellow was scraps that I had.  The stems and umbrella arm are made from bamboo skewers, it made it really easy to position them on the cart!  I punched the flowers using the scalloped punch from Stamp up!  Oh!  and those awesome buttons were from JoAnns.  I had so much fun making this project, you should give it a try!

 

If you came here by way of Angelica Suarez's blog, you are on the right track. If not, make sure you start at the beginning over at The Twinery's blog. Since The Twinery is celebrating all week, you'll have five days to enjoy this hop, so relax and have fun!

I'm so glad you stopped by! I hope I've inspired you to give the Scor-pal a try.  Please make sure you leave a comment on my blog because you don't want to miss out on the terrific prizes!

The deadline for commenting is 11:59pm EST, Friday, August 19th.

Your next stop on the hop is Deena's blog. 

Have Fun!!

Lisa

Mermaid hAnglar!

Here is another that I'm late to post!  I just love this cute little hAnglar mermaid.  The designer paper is from My Minds Eye, Stella Rose, I absolutely adore this whole line!  The colors are so rich!

Thanks for stopping by today!  Tomorrow be sure to stop by as I am participating in a Blog Hop!

Lisa

Fisher Tilda

Can you tell I'm getting caught up! LOL!!  Anyway can't remember which challenge this was for!  Enjoy!

SS&S My Sketch

Another late post for Sunday Sketch and Stamp....