Smoke em if you... - Paper Issues

It is time for Swag Bag Spotlight over on the Paper Issues Blog.  I did not used all the pieces from the January Swag Bag either.  There is so much more to play with.  I did throw on a few flair from A Flair for Buttons, a 12x12 paper and the stickers for the title.  The rest came in the bag.  Even an entire roll of washi!  What!!!

I used some crazy photos of my boy smoking a piece of raw spaghetti.  Why you ask?  I have no idea.  I think he may need counseling.  I know for certain he deserves a comedy award.  He is super crazy and super fun to hang out with.  Even if he is a smoker!  lol

Anyway, go grab your Swag Bag or anything else you want from the Paper Issues store, with code: Mary-Ann.  It will get you 20% off your entire order.  

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Lovely - Paper Issues

As I have said before, I can not wait for my new Swag Bag to arrive each month.  This is one of my favorite things.  Unfortunately, Swag Bag Spotlight is tomorrow and my little bag of goodness has not yet arrived.  So, I dug out my left over SB stash and got to playing.  

Here is what I came up with...

A peek at the new July Bag is available in the store HERE.  Grab it or anything else you want for 20% off with code: Mary-Ann.  It is called Fruit Cup!!

Here is a look at my pile of items I did not use in my previous Swag Bags.  So I dumped it out and went to town with my new $5.00 hexagon punch.  

Imagination - Paper Issues

It is time for Swag Bag Spotlight on the Paper Issues blog today.  It was reset button for being out for almost 3 weeks.  This is truly my favorite goodie I get in the mail every month.  A small bag of coordinating product, just waiting to be played with.  I decided since the June Swag Bag was a little boy whimsical, I would play along with that theme.  My boy has a great imagination for being an old child.  He can play for hours with one thing.  Here, he filled his fathers's helmet with grass, flowers, greenery from my back yard.  How could I say no!  I used all the little things that made the layout look magical.  The dragon in a cloud, the rocket, and the little bearded guy. (Can't think of what he is called!)  

Instead of using the 3x4 papers as they came, I sent the through my Silhouette with a alphabet cut file from Just Nick Studios and created a title!

Reminded:  You can use my code: Mary-Ann for anything, anytime in the Paper Issues store.  Reach $60 and get free S&H too.