Bee Cee Creativity: Feeling Sketchy #127

Saturday, August 15, 2015

Feeling Sketchy #127

Today at Feeling Sketchy we have a fabulous sketch below and I used Products from The Rubber Buggy.

Supply List:
The Rubber Buggy Products:
Paper: Maja Design A Gift for You
Ink: Tim Holtz ranger distress
Other:

Pen: micron 01 black
Cardstock base:misc
Sketch: Feeling Sketchy
Twine: Bella Creations Timeless twine

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2 comments:

Elisa Ablett said...: Another awesome card Bev, love it!; August 16, 2015 at 5:34 AM
Tania said...: Such a gorgeous Christmas card. Looking forward to playing along. BL; August 16, 2015 at 9:02 AM

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I copied this from my scrappy friend Angie.. thought they were perfect....Thanks Angie. Our family scrapbooks celebrate the good times, helps us remember how we get through the hard times, and are a legacy we will leave for generations to come." - Lisa Bearnson "There will come a time when you believe everything is finished. That will be the beginning". -Louis L'Amour "Be happy for this MOMENT this MOMENT is your life." -Unknown"We scrapbook to live life twice." - Stacy Julian I could keep on scrappin'or I could go to bed,but then what would I dowith all these layouts in my head? ~Author Unknown, "My Addiction" Scrapbooking fills my days - not to mention my living room, bedroom and closets! ~Author Unknown

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We gather up pictures and bits of our past and scrapbook them into a gift that will last. We write about milestones and travels and such -- the times of our lives that we treasure so much. A few special photos, a family tree, a few thoughtful words, and soon we will see -- This album I've made is much more than a book, it's worth even more than the time that it took. It's a gift holding memories and made with great care with my heart and my hands and with all my love to share.
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