Results of the Purge

My new, much more organised scrap storage area. Everything has a home and the diminished number of supplies means a much more efficient way of scrapping for me! I must confess, the less "stuff" I have to obsess over the easier it is for me to get a page done.
Simplicity is my scrapping middle name!


Stuff in the 3 drawer stacker - see pics above from left to right : General flat embellishments, rub-ons and stickers.


These are the mags / books / empty albums ----- I know some of you want so see what I got!

This is not the complete collection - some of my favourites are next to my bed, in the
bathroom, in the lounge, in the car - you know - all over the place!

Also sorted my chipboard/acrylic alphas into a little gidget box so each letter is in its own space, so much easier to see if I can spell out the desired word. Been meaning to do that for ages. Next task is keeping everything 'op sy plek' {in its place}

I did 4 LO's today but am not ready to load them today as the journalling is not complete. Hope to have them up by Friday. Possibly along with the class LO's that I am teaching.

The Scrapfan alias The Five-Browns

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Class Layouts

These are from last week. I keep forgetting to photograph the layouts before the ladies leave! I managed to get these two though. We are still on this terms' mission to get "caught up" on our kids. The ladies are doing remarkably well, usually finishing 1 x double LO and 1 x single. These are both original sketches.

Ilse's Layout:

Lisa's Layout:

Melody's altered book.

This is my completed altered book project using Autumn Leaves Techno Pop Range.
I used great photos from our Portrait People shoot last year and married them with some of my favourite blog posts from 2007. This was such a fun project and my kids love the colours and visitor always pick this one up to peruse!

Melody's class layouts.

These are from my class last Friday. Credits as follows:

Red/Gren dotty one with boy baby : Vicky Rattray
Orange/Green/Blue girl one : Lisa Smuts
(sketch by Becky Higgins)

Colour blocked one : Shirley Hunt
(Inspired by Cathy Zielske)