August 2012 Scrapbook Challenge

[jmp1022]

oh lordy that is a lot of nutella.
I love that stuff too.

[pamcook]

What a sweet layout!

That was pretty cheesy, wasn't it?
She is just too cute. And I love that stuff - I will only bring small jars home - can't trust myself with more...

Great way to use the envelope!

[gwendols]

Love all the layouts you have both posted.

[troublesmom]

I love this also. I had a jar of Nutella and gave it to granddaughter. It wasn't that I didn't like it, I liked it too much and can't keep it here ;o)

I'm with Shai on the Nutella!! Yum, yum!!!

[pbp908]

Am I the only person immune to the stuff???

[ChristyB]

Am I the only person immune to the stuff???

Nah...I don't like it either but I was impressed by the size of the containers.

[Jenni Benni]

Pam C...nice LOs. I like the paper too.

Christy...I love the bright colors you choose. I also love Shai's huge smile!

[Paula]

Not a favorite of mine either, sorry

[Monica]

My favorite candy as a kid was Ice Cubes, which you used to be able to get for about 5 cents apiece at every little convenience store and gas station.... and when I rediscovered them as an adult, I found they are made with hazelnut chocolate... which is probably why I love Nutella! I tried for years to find another chocolate like those darn Ice Cubes, and now I know why nothing ever tasted quite right.

[pamcook]

Ice Cubes!! I remember them - and you're right - they were the best!
I'm a hazelnut fan (but not in my coffee!).

[ChristyB]

here is another one I did.
The background paper was inked, then stamped over with my homemade bubble wrap stamp then my favorite chicken wire stencil and mist.

The little one in Rome

[Jenni Benni]

Very nice Christy. I love the chicken wire stamp.

[Paula]

Great layout!! Love the placement of the photo frames

[pbp908]

I love my chicken wire stencil, too. Love the way you used it.

And tell Ry that I love gelato, too.

[pbp908]

Started out with black and white paper (Bo Bunny Enchanted) and then sprayed, stenciled, inked, colored and stained it - I even broke down and pulled out some CS paper that I've been sitting on for a while. (Maybe I was waiting for it to hatch??) I think everyone who got a Pink Paislee box will recognize some of the elements. The ribbon looks a lot better than that - the cat decided to help take the photo and he really liked the ribbons.

That pony was worth her weight in gold - fearless, steady as a rock and gentle as a lamb. She and Jim clicked immediately - she was from the King Ranch in Texas and her breeding was superb. Wish we could have kept her, but when he grew 6" in one summer we had to find something larger very quickly. She was donated to Camp Easter (Jim later had a summer job there when he was in college) where she taught many many handicapped children to ride before she died at an advanced age. I cried like a baby when she left the farm.

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