100 Acre Friends

I've created these 100 Acre Friends Elements based off of the song, "Deep in the Hundred Acre Wood" from Winnie the Pooh. These are extracted with the same technique as my "Little Witch" Freebie, with a rough edge. These aren't very good elements to use with a drop shadow. They look better if they look like they are drawn right on the paper. These are great elements to use for Disneyland or Disney World trips, little babies or kids that like Winnie the Pooh, or any stuffed animals similar.

100 Acre Friends Elements

Enjoying a book Painting

Here's a painting I worked on recently. I'm trying for a more painterly style. This is of my second child when he was little. My kids love books and I love that they love to read!

Little Witch Freebie

I finally figured out a quick way to extract my pastel drawings. This is very exciting for me, because I love the rough looking edges that come with using pastels. I made this little witch for a game I played in primary filling in for our chorister. Let me know how you like Little Witch Freebie. This not a good element to use a drop shadow with, I like it to look like it was drawn right on the paper.

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Scrapbook pages Easter

One reason I love digital scrapbooking is that it is so easy to make a similar but different page with just a few tweaks. I made these Easter pages for our family book, but wanted to make similar ones for little Z's baby book. I mostly used "My Sweet Girl Mini" by Studio Flergs. 

Halloween Party Invitation

I made a Halloween Party Invitation mostly with Hocus Pocus mini kit by Shel Belle Scraps. I love Halloween! It is so fun to dress up, but this is the first year one of my kids is dressing up "scary"! 

Come, listen to a Prophet's voice

This weekend I'll be spending time with my family listening to the words of our prophets: https://www.lds.org/general-conference/watch?lang=eng

Can't wait to be spiritually fed, and also to be physically fed by fun snacks and of course cinnamon rolls!

Love this gem from President Monson's talk last conference: 
I have wept in the night
For the shortness of sight
That to somebody’s need made me blind;
But I never have yet
Felt a tinge of regret
For being a little too kind
-Author unknown