Sunday, 28 February 2010

Glorious GoGo CJ

It seems like forever ago that I started this CJ, and now it has finally come home. I am delighted with it. Each page was created using a specific month of Gogo kit. My Theme was 'If I had One Wish'. The subjects of some peoples pages we heartfelt and I felt pleased that they would share their journalling with me! Thank you girls! I love it!
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Last but not least ...

The final class of the day was another taught by Janice - she was amazed that no-one seemed to have made a flag book before as she makes them quite often, and I have to say that I think I will too now - they are so effective yet relatively simple to make! This is on the front, we cut down some playing cards to make frames
then inside you get these flappy bits (technical term)



I love it - the photos are of Max, one for each year so far but you could do anything, add more layers, go mad! And the great thing that Janice pointed out is that you can embellish to your hearts content because it will just close up as far it it will close. Where are those buttons......
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4 of the classes

This was actually the last LO of the day, taught by Sheena. Poor Sheena was very nevous about teaching her first Gogo class and kept checking her notes beforehand, but she needn't have worried, it was a fab end to the day There are (or will be) hidden photos behind the chipboard shapes.
This LO was one prepared by Nicola, but sadly she couldn't make it at the last minute so Janice stepped in as teacher. This was our first class of the day, and the die cuts were very apt as the photo I had bought for this class was one of Guy doing his homework! I love the little scrolls I made!
This one was taught by Lisa, still have to do the journalling on this one. I love the way we used the scrabble peices to make a frame for the photo.
This class was taught by Lorraine. We had to dress the chipboard man how we liked - mine turned into a girl! And the die cuts from the other class suited these papers so I used up my left overs on here!
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GoGo Game Over - Coventry

Yesterday I had a fantastic day at GoGo Game Over in Coventry. I only took a few photos on the day - we were so busy with the 5 amazing classes. The venue was the Masonic Hall in Coventry which was a most fabulous building, I wonder if it used to be a private dwelling - I could live in a house like that!!
Here is a little shot of people milling around the shop.
People busy during one of the classes
and Anna with the most gigantic choc chip cookie that is almost as big as her head!! They were lush - so thanks for them Claire!
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Sunday, 21 February 2010

UKS Weekly Challenge

This is my LO for the weekly challenge on UKS this week.

The criteria was to include 10 of something. I used buttons, my favourite thing! To scrap about change. The photo is of my children on their first day at a new school, moving your kids to a new school involves big changes all round!! Use a fancy edge - I used my new Martha Stewart punch on the red paper and the white paper came with that fancy edge. Use red - splattering of that all over the place!

Hope you like - and 30 points for the Crafty Magpies!
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Twisted Sketches #37

I am on Team B of the Twisted Sketches DT, but this week was the turn of Team A - but I love playing along anyway! You can see the sketch on the Twisted Sketches site, this weeks twist was 'wood', so these pics of my friend & I with the kids on a wet and muddy day at Eastnor Castle fitted the bill!
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Cheeky Monsters

I bought the Monstrosity kit from Cleo when she brought her Bellaboo shop to the Bromsgrove crop a few months ago. I came across this photo of Guy & his mates on his 9th birthday and for some inexplicable reason, these papers came to mind!!
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