more gorgeous work

Anthea Peterson

Jane Logan

Taryn Stark

Shara Fleay

fantastic layouts

Annelie Maddock

Chiqui Gutierrez

More fabulous work

Julie Bode

Kerryn Lawson

Sarah Latham

Laraine McIntosh

More beautiful layouts

Tamara Partridge

Charmane Koch - the chef

Lisa Kamphius

More layouts to share

Penny Dugmore

Inga Haas

Ann Dorith Aaen Jensen

Toni M

Some fabulous layouts

Jane Hambly

Yvonne Yam

Joanne Caird

Chrissy

Some gorgeous work

Peg Hewitt

Kylie Jacobi

Anne Patterson

Lynne

Hayley Turner

WINNERS!!!

And the winner of the February challenge are:

First Prize (decided by creative team vote) goes to

Anthea Peterson

Congratulation you have won a $20 Voucher to spend at Scrap-a-while

Second Prize (decided by public poll) goes to

Natalie Hearn

Congratulation you have won a$20 voucher to spend at Hybrid Designs

Third Prize (decided by public poll) goes to

Cindy Coaucaud

Congratulation you have won a$20 voucher to spend at Mystical Scrapbooks

The random draw prize this month is a gorgeous pack of boy ribbons and charms from my2angels and it goes to Julie Bode

So what is up for grabs this month?
We have 4 fabulous prizes up for grabs in March...
First Prize (decided by creative team vote)
$30 Voucher to spend at Wicked Princesses Kits
Second Prize (decided by public poll)
$15 Voucher to spend at Love Scrappin'
Third Prize
$15 Voucher to spend at Scrapbooking from Scratch

The random draw prize is a gorgeous pack from Tracy at my2angels

first of the entries

Giovanna Scott

Rachel Schryver

Scrapping her Boys

This months featured scrapper is Julie Takacs our scrap the boys winner from Januarys challenge...

Hi, I’m Julie. I’m married to John and have 2 boys, Jordan 14yrs & Ethan 10yrs and 1 girl, Kiara 7yrs. We live at Kariong on the beautiful Central Coast of NSW.

I’ve been scrapbooking since about 2000 and absolutely love it! I do something scrap-related almost everyday. It’s become an important part of my life, for both the creativity and preserving memories for my family. My kids are my main scrapping subjects but I also try and do a few pages here and there on myself, my hubby and other extended family members. I love taking photos and use a Canon 30D DSLR.

I’m not really sure what my style is as it tends to change from layout to layout. I love patterned paper and using mostly neutral coloured cardstock. I also love chipboard, felt, flowers, Thickers alphas, stitching and ink and I have a thing for scallops at the moment. I also try to include some handwritten journalling on each layout. I usually do 12x12’s but have started getting into mini albums as they are quick and easy and are perfect for using up scraps.

I love browsing magazines, websites, galleries and blogs for inspiration and am looking forward to completing more challenges on the Scrap the Boys blog.

March Challenge

This months challenge is going to get you all thinking about what those precious boys in our lives, whether they are our sons, nephews, husbands, dads, grandfathers, grandsons, brothers or friends. And I want to see you all get those thoughts down on your pages.

So this months challenge is...

I would like you all to journal a minimum of 50 words and use U R / You Are or combination of you, U, are, R in your title.

Here is what our talented Creative Team have come up with...

Creative Team Reveal

Emma Allen

Kell Lusted

Kerryn Fry

Wendy Smith

Tammy Milborn

Leanne Triggs

Sharon Suchoronczak

Peta MacBeth

Hannah Blair

why not join in at the

ScrapAWhile Dead Leaves CyberCrop
6th March – 8th March

We are very excited to announce that Aida Haron will be out Guest Designer for our CyberCrop! Aida is an amazing scrapbooker – based in Singapore she will be online having lots of fun with us.
So Book it into your diaries girls!
Since March is usually a quiet month; Christmas and New Year over, the kids settled in to school and Easter still ahead of us, we thought this would be a great opportunity to record the usual, day to day things that fill our lives. It's not about celebrations or big events; it's aboutscrapping the everyday Scrapping doesn't have to be about celebations or achievements of great events. It can be scrapping for scrapping, for art, for relaxing or for connecting with others. So gather up all those unscrapped photos, jot down your list of daily activies and think about the ordinary stuff, the very fabric of your life, as we enjoy the little things together