Hello! Don't mind the post title; I'm just trying to solve one of the earth's mysteries... Not the meaning of life or why are we here, but how can I use so many of my supplies and still have a mountain of things there when I'm done?! I would pack my bags and seek enlightenment elsewhere, but I'm pretty sure this is what is referred to as a 'first world problem'. wink!
But seriously, I packed my supplies for the crop I attended recently and was thinking that this is such a great way to use up some of my things. If I don't have the entire stash at my fingertips, I have to use what is there. Somehow, even though I used what I brought, I still ended up bringing a lot of it back! Now, granted there were attendance prizes, a gently used sale, and a silent auction... Hmmm...this might have something to do with my mystery! I can say that I did use quite a few of my new goodies immediately which worked out really well when I realized I did not bring nearly enough embellishments. OK! Enough of my pseudo-problems and on with the pages!
Again, super simple and featuring another tag topper!
No new goodies on this page!
I used three of my freebie flowers that were in my
goody bag at the table. Great to have something
that works so well with what I'm making! Don't you
just love DD's face in the middle photo?!
I hope that my super simple scrapbooking is encouraging you to do a bit more creating yourself. And if you ever find out why a crafter with waaaay too many supplies continues to buy more as she complains about too much stuff-then you have REALLY solved a mystery! Thanks so much for stopping by!
Page Recipes: paper-bases from stash, whisper white, ink-tuxedo black, stamp-just journaling, accessories-pretty new flowers from goody bag, angled tag topper punch, bakers twine and burlap ribbon from stash
