Sunday, December 8, 2013

Getting into the spirit, and finding a little mojo.

It's been a while since I've had time to work on projects just for fun, and a while since I've done a Christmas layout that I was happy about. It took a silly package of bakers twine in the deal bin at Target to make me do both...

A page I did using Sue Sykes Sketch for Canadian Scrapbooker December Sketchy Challenge.


See that Gingerbread man? well, when he was laying in the bin at Target, he had a bunch of red and white bakers twine wrapped around his middle. I had absolutely no need for anymore twine, but couldnt resist his little face, and knew I could use him somehow. His sweater and boots were added out of necessity to cover packaging information, but they were the perfect addition to tie him in with the "ugly christmas sweater" feel of the ribbon strips on the left.

Not only did I get part of last year's Christmas events scrapped, I also found a bit of Christmas spirit!

Materials:
pp: Canvas Corp, October Afternoon, Lily Bee Design
cardstock: BBP
ribbon: Target, Michaels, American Crafts, May Arts
stickers: October Afternoon, Doodlebug Design Inc. American Crafts, Echo Park
Wood: Studio Calico, Prima Marketing
Heidi Swapp Color Shine ( gold)
Viva Decor pearl pen ( gold)
Target baker's twine packaging ( gingerbread man)
Washi Tape, felt, rick rack unknown 

2 comments:

Deborah Johnson said...

Erin - this is just too cute!!! Love the Gingerbread Man!

TeenaBugg38 said...

This is simply adorable! I thought you had die cut the little gingerbread dude :0 He's so cute! isn't funny the things that can spark our creativity and get that mojo flowing again?