Leroy - Pinspiration - Paper Issues

Hello there.  Each month, Paper Issues provides its readers with an inspiration piece that they put together from Pinterest.  It is called Inspiration.  Here is my take off of the image.

Here is the original inspiration piece.  You can see that I was inspired by the cat photo, the black camera photo and the layout itself.  

Below are some close ups of my layout.  Head on over to Paper Issues on FB and take a look at how others are inspired.  

Thanks for taking a look.  

#RAD - Simple Stories Spotlight - Paper Issues

By now you should have figured out that Paper Issues does a Product Spotlight pretty often.  They ask their team to create projects with one specific collection, see how we all interpret it differently and share it all with their viewers.  It is pretty fun.  You will have to go HERE to see what  the other members have created with this months collection:  So RAD by Simple Stories.  

Having a boy makes this collection right up my alley!

Since they only share the entire l about, I thought I would include closeups of my project over here for you.   Don't you love the cork paper?  I do!

Did you notice the PI PaperPOP?  This bottle of glue is from the set called Sniffy McGlue!  

See you again soon.

Bundles of Flowers - The Rubber Cafe

Head over to The Rubber Cafe to see my final card for the month.  

Go here to sign up for the Creative Cafe KOTM - you won't be sorry.  This one is called Farm Fresh with Echo Park Papers and Queen & Co. pearls.

Nobody Puts Baby in the Corner - Paper Issues

I know that I post tons of layouts for Paper Issues here.  

You just gotta know how much I love all the ides and inspiration that flows from that place.  

They have a FREE cut file each month, Issues that you can participate in to have a chance to win prizes and a FREE printable.  Which leads me to this post.  

When I saw the "Nobody Puts Baby in the Corner" I KNEW exactly what I was going to do.  

This is Flo.  Our Frenchie person.  Or so we all think.  

She is standing with her nose in the pantry were we keep the treats.  She will stay like this until you see her or leave the room.  She does not whine.  Does not bark.  She waits.  Silently as you walk by her.  Hoping and probably praying that you'll open the door and give her a snack.

It is pathetic, truly it is.

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