I miss it now. REALLY miss it. I no longer walk by my craft table and feel nothing. Rather, I feel like getting my Gesso and inks out and my fave papers and just going crazy. No boundaries, no due dates - just creating for the sake of creating.
I have to say however, that being on several design teams is what pushed me in the first place. It challenged my creative limits and pushed me further than I would have pushed myself. Perhaps its time I jumped back into the Scrapbooking world...its been too long!
A wonderful friend of mine asked me several months ago if I would be interested in Guesting for them sometime.. of course I agreed. I had worked with 7 Dots for a few years prior and to be back working with their amazing papers and products was a delight. Thank you Tusia for the nudge I needed to get back into my groove.
The first layout I created was using the gorgeously grungy Cold Country Collection. Loving the soft tones in this line. I find my style is leaning more shabby, grungy lately? Weird...
Still addicted to as many layers as I can possibly fit onto a page. I just need the dimension on my projects for them to feel 'done'. I've also added a heap of metal embellishments from Graphic 45.
Thank you guys for sticking around even though there hasn't been much to see as of late... I have a few more projects to share with you this week so stay tuned!!
Supplies:
Patterned Paper: Cold Country by 7 Dots Studio
Elements Stickers 6x12: Cold Country by 7 Dots Studio
Elements Stickers 12x12: Dreamer by 7 Dots Studio
Tags 12x12: Illumination by 7 Dots Studio
Tags 12x12: Dreamer by 7 Dots Studio
Clear Stamps: Cold Country by 7 Dots Studio
Ink: ColorBox Pigment Ink in Archival Black
Edge Scraper: Making Memories
Metal Hinges and Plates: Graphic 45
Metal Embellishments: Bo Bunny
Adhesive: Tacky Glue by Aleens, E-Z Runner by Scrapbook Adhesives
Misc: Vintage music paper, paper doilies





















Hello! Welcome to my blog. My name is Tara and I am a wife and mother to 3 beautiful children who are the heart and soul of my projects. I started scrapping in 2008 and loved it immediately. What a wonderful outlet to explore my love of crafting and photography. Thanks for stopping by.
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