Cogsmo

I love this line.  I can't wait to get back from my trip and use this stuff.  I love the robots and the mechanical look of it.  I think I'm going to have my husband get of picture of me working on my computer and use this to scrap it.

Don't forget to get to the store to look at these items just click on the title of this blog.

Cosmo Cricket CHA

Cosmo Cricket is in.  I just received the Cogsmo line, and the Black Board shapes and albums.  Be sure to check them out.

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I'm So Excited

I got a phone call just yesterday from Rusty Pickles!  I can't wait for their new stuff to get here.  I don't have any digital images of the new white chocolate but they are bringing back the chocolate bunny.  I can't wait I didn't get enough last year and never could get my hands back on it.  Anyway it should be here in a day or two!  (This paper is great for making easter projects and layouts)

Easter Pails

I wanted to show you a way you can use your Creative Imagination paper (and if you don't have it yet you can get it at the store).  These Easter Pails are fun to make.  If you don't want to make them or don't have time I'm selling them.  $15.00 each w/ $5 shipping just let me know which one you want or visit my etsy  my name is EverythingScrappn (no space and no punctuation)

Tim Holtz Crackle Paint

This weekend my Aunt had a yard sale.  While I was at this yard sale gathering my things that didn't sale I found a tin watering can that I thought would make a great altered project.  On my way home I thought about the crackle paint and as soon as I got home I began to work on it.  I sanded down the tin where the paint wasn't smooth and picked the spiced marmalade.  I laid it on thick in some places and thin in others so that hopefully I'd be able to show ya'll exactly what it would do.  Well after painting it I just went crazy and did it all up so here are the pics of the crackle and of the finished product!  (products used: petaloo pallet, retro; tim holtz crackled paint, spiced marmalade; misc. ribbon; cloth covered brads, sorry don't remember by who)