Hi everybody and welcome to the Everyday Storyteller 2 Blog Hop! If you are already hopping, you probably arrived here from Mandy Koeppen - welcome! And if this is your first stop, welcome too! Today there's a great possibility to win the new book before you can even buy it!
“Everyday Storyteller 2 is a brand new idea book offering more than 100 tips, tricks and techniques for scrapbooking. Go behind the scenes with 33 of your favorite memory keepers to see how they capture moments, tell stories and document their best memories. Sign up for the VIP list to be the first to know when the book is released and receive an exclusive discount.
Each book contributor participating in the blog hop is giving away an eBook copy of Everyday Storyteller 2. Use this entry link or click the graphic below to complete your entry form. You must enter by 11:59pm PDT on April 30, 2013 to be eligible. You may enter from each stop. Winners will be contacted directly as well as posted at everydaystoryteller.com on May 1, 2013.”
I'm sharing a little sneak of what my topic was for the book and also a never before seen layout, made for the Everyday Storyteller 2. But when you wish to continue hopping, your next stop is Kami Leonard. Here under you can see the complete hop list.
My topic for the book is creating pages with your little ones. I made several layouts together with the kids but only a few made it to the book. This is one layout made for the book with some selfmade polka dot paper and colored flowers. They can be done together with a 2-year old or a smaller child.
I chose to go with a pastel color scheme and used this black and white photo of my older girl. I used papers by LilyBee, ColorConspiracy and My Mind's Eye. The embellishments include self-made flowers and a button by Polkkaponi.
I hope you'll enjoy the hop! If you wish to know more about my ideas, you should try your luck to win the book or then sign up for the VIP list to get the special discount and get the book!
I chose to go with a pastel color scheme and used this black and white photo of my older girl. I used papers by LilyBee, ColorConspiracy and My Mind's Eye. The embellishments include self-made flowers and a button by Polkkaponi.
I hope you'll enjoy the hop! If you wish to know more about my ideas, you should try your luck to win the book or then sign up for the VIP list to get the special discount and get the book!
Oh my gosh, this is so delicate and beautiful
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DeleteThank you so much for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteAlso, thank you for the amazing inspiration you provide!! Your "My Sweetie" layout is gorgeous!
Lovely, Rikka! Looking forward to the book, and also exploring your site! Love when I "find" new scrappers to follow!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lisa! It would be a delight to have a new follower :)
DeleteI love this idea! I haven't even really considered having my girls help me with my pages. THanks!
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy you like it! :)
DeleteScrapping with little ones is a wonderful idea. I've got 9yo and 6yo little granddaughters who love to create 'projects' using my cardmaking supplies and they love to look for their stories in my project life album. They totally would embrace the idea of helping me. Thanks for the chance to win a copy of this book.
ReplyDelete9yo and 6yo have so much to give to pages! I just can't wait my little ones to be a bit older so they can share more and write the journalings themselves. I've already decided to get them some kind of smash books when they can write :)
DeleteThanks so much for the chance to win :)
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure :)
DeleteThank you so much for the chance to win! Lana F
ReplyDeleteThank Jennifer! :)
Deletelooking forward to reading your part of the book!
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DeleteAwesome!
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Deleteclean yet gorgeous!
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DeleteSO, SO, sweet!!!
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