Seasons of change Bloghop.

welcome to the Scrapbook Challenges Season of Change blog hop!! whoohoo! so why all the excitement....well for quite a few reasons. i am a returning Design Team Member for Scrapbook Challenges. a fabulous site where you can learn, gain inspiration, win prizes and just become a part of the family. to start the blog hop you need to head on back to Pamela's blog and then follow the paper trail of inspiration ...

if you have arrived here from Rene's blog...then you are in the right spot! i am an avid scrapper (read obsessed crafter) who really is into anything creative regarding paper. as long as i can cut and paste and glue then i am happy. i guess that's why you are here as well! Below you will find the sketch for this blog hop...it is a super cute and versatile sketch that Pamela made for this challenge. you will get so many ideas from all the design team members so go ahead and check it out...

and without further a due...here's what i did with the sketch. i opted for a canvas project this time around and i love the way it came together. i actually prefer this sketch for smaller projects rather than a layout.

supplies: Patterned paper by Jillybean soup & Graphic 45. Grungeboard by Tim Holtz. Button by Jenni Bowlin. Perfect Pearls & Paint Dabbers by Ranger Industries. Die-cut by Cricut. Sheep chipboard by Dhoodhaas. Other diamantes, dimensional glaze and canvas.

remember that there are loads of RAKs up for grab during this blog hop. you can win really cool paper packs from Cosmo Cricket and Crate Paper, stunning flowers from Prima and a whole bunch more ...all just for following the design team around their blogs!

in case you get lost here's the order of the blog hop
Pamela
Dani
Racquel
Sookie
Debi
Amanda
Jackie
Jolanda
Rene'
Jowilna
Ana
Jenn
Amy
Sarah
Shannon
Jamie
Natalie
Holli
Brynn

i hope you will join us for a fabulous weekend of inspiration. remember to head on over to Scrapbook Challenges
and become a member of this super creative community - guaranteed to be loved!

Now hop on over to Ana's blog for some more inspiration