I did the layout above in record time. Well, for me. I scrap rather slow. I tend to over think things, which ends up in a lot of staring and re-doing. Not tonight. Slapped this sucker together in a couple of hours. Sewed, stamped, journaled and adhesed. Adhesed? Probably not a word...I tend to make up my own words. I didn't have a choice in how long to take. The challenge (Davinie's challenge to use a Studio Calico stamp on a project) was due by midnight. I had a couple of weeks to do it, but you know I seem to like last minute projects. The layout is about my trip to DQ with Jake. He normally gets a Blizzard, but in the car announced he wanted something new. He decided on a chocolate dipped soft serve ice cream cone. The kid was in heaven. On the drive home all I heard was slurping and MMMMing. Once home I looked in my rearview mirror and saw one happy boy with a huge smile on his face, which was covered in melted chocolate and ice cream. He's ten. Opportunities like this don't happen often and he even let me take a photo. Awesome.
10 comments:
Wow, I can't believe you finished this layout so fast!! Awesome job!! Good luck on the challenge!! I love DQ soft serve too! Yum!!
wow, when you take on a challenge, you take on a challenge...if there is an extra blizzard, i'll take it...
You rocked with that journaling stamp!!
Love the puffy thickers too - almost as yummy as DQ!
Yummmmmo! Jake looks like he just tasted heaven :-) Great layout... love the alphas... all soft and cute. The whole thing rocks.
that was fast. I like your blog. tj-
Great job finishing such an adorable LO so quickly - I am truly jealous! LOL Love how you used the journaling stamp too!
awesome job! too funny about DQ, we went there last night too after dinner...I always get the snickers blizzard, though lately they are stingy on the candy!
Love this layout!!
well how did I miss this?! woot woot! I LOVE that paper so much I don't want to use it LOL. great job!! me thinks we should have a Judi challenge every weekend ;)
Love your LO for the challenge! Great use of the journaling stamp!
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