PAO’er Play Days 11 - 13

[pamcook]

Earn:
1 point for your first project posted in this event
1 point for each scrapbook page
½ point for each card, TN page, art journal page, planner page…
1 point for each time you post your project to social media
1 point for enamel dots
1 point for bling (you define bling)
1 point for using stars
1 point for creative coverage of a “mistake”
(1 point for using green – removed 10/9)
(1 point for using floral paper – removed 10/10)
1 point for every 5 comments you make on a sister’s project (PAO or social media)
1 point for every project posted on Pam P’s and/or Farley’s Challenges (cross-posting is encouraged!)
Yes, points are stackable (i.e. – green floral paper would be two points)
Added Day 2:
1 point each for using a cut file, sketch or scraplift
(1 point for using a doily – removed 10/4)
Added Day 3:
1 point each for using your own handwriting, creating patterned paper, stickers
(1 point for using wood veneer – removed 10/7)
Added Day 4:
1 point each for using B&W photo, animal print, old product, the word “love”
Added Day 7:
2 points for watercolors
1 point each for stencil, washi, stamping, (triangles – removed 10/11)
Added Day 8:
1 point each for butterfly, purple, foam dots
2 points for every 5 layouts you put into albums, for every 5 cards you mail, for every set of cards you package for gifting
Added Day 9:
1 point each for buttons/fibers/ribbon/sequins (each category), transparency/vellum, birds
Added Day 10:
1 point each for cloud, “happy”, banner, date on layout, stamped sentiment on a card, chipboard
Added Day 11:
2 points for using a 5 word title
1 point each for graph paper, memorabilia, school photo

[pamcook]

I’m in a food coma this morning. Chris sent me a birthday cake from While Foods for my birthday yesterday. I enjoyed every morsel of the small piece last night but my body wasn’t quite sure what to do with all that amazingness.
Took a while for the title but here it is.

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[Debbie J]

This was a National Historic Monument we visited after leaving Bryce and looks very similar to Bryce but a downsized version. The elevation was high and it was cold and windy. The day we were there a forest fire had broke out in the area and we could smell the smoke in the air. Very beautiful place.

[pamcook]

Our first trip out to Utah and our first stop (after St George) was to Cedar Breaks. I was speechless.
Great layout!