Lucy's Kitchen of Recipes

I am honored to be over Sue Wojtkowski's Blog as her guest blogger Link : Irreversiblymoi Blog Its a tutorial on how using cardboard in your scrapbooking and some examples I made for it. Thanks for looking

Time Stood Still by Lucy Chesna Supplies Patterned Paper or Cardstock Flowers Melting Pot UTEE Tools for the Melting Pot Non- Stick Mat Ink Versamark Scissors Dipping Stuff into UTEE I got my melting pot in February 2012 and started playing with punches, die cuts and stamps. All I can say that the addiction has continued to grow. I just love how the stuff turn out after dipping them in the UTEE. Pretty much anything can be dipped except for plastic which will melt in contact. I have a cartriges, die cuts and punches which are a great way to use with the melting pot. Step One: Turn the melting hot to UTEE , add the powder and cover. You will need to wait for 5 minutes for the UTEE to melt completely. Step Two: Add versamark to the tip and around the tool so its does not stick to the UTEE. Step Three: Dip the flower and press down gently. You do not have cover the top. Take out the flower and let it drain for second

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Since 2006, I started creating pages about me. It was not just about me but for my kids and future family members. I wanted them to know what was like my life here in the past, what was going on that moment and my feelings. Here are some layouts I did in the last few years. I still have more to do ...lol  This is what I love scrapbooking. It's never ending and you always can scrap something.

This was my first carnival/fair in my town since I moved to Hudson NH last November. I was nervous but excited sharing my love of traveling and my travel agency. It was a great success and I am so happy that I did this. I will be doing it again for sure. Here are some pics from the event through the 4 days I was ther e. Thanks for looking If you are thinking of your next vacation, let me help make your dreams into a reality. Stop by my website www.EscapeTraveling.com BOOK Your dream vacation TODAY!!

Its been awhile since I made ATC. They are cute and love having a stack of these/ I love adding them to cards, layouts, journals or make them into tags. Its one of those things that is so versatile and easy to make. Thanks for Looking

Do you have miss matched chipboard or sticklers letters and don't know what to do with them. Well here is a way of using those letters in a layout, card or tag. Its really simple and the result is just beautiful. Try yourself and have fun! Thanks for Looking

Happy Birthday to my MOM! We had a small gathering at the house on Sunday and it was nice to have the grandkids and everyone there to celebrate her birthday.  Here is the shadow box I made for my mother. The sha dow box with a piece of dad's shirt, tie and his favorite cigar in the pocket with a photo. (sorry for the bad photo) Thanks for looking

Over at Scrapbook.com , I signed up for the Ugly Paper Challenge for August . The papers weren't that bad and when I saw them I knew what I was going to do with them. Here is the paper and embellishment I got this mont: Here is what I did with those papers: I just covered a bit of the dark paper then cut up the other piece and made 2x2 squares of it. I added dimension to them. I used the embellishments pieces by covering it up with black put it behind the crochet flower and the letter U as a flower petal. Thanks for Looking

I love summer. Its my favorite season and anticipate it right after spring and long for it during the winter. Digi layout this time around  Thanks for looking

Its been over 3 year that I have not scrapped. I needed a push so I went over to Scrapbook.com and checked out the challenges. I saw one that caught my eye and I signed up. It was the Ugly Paper Challenge .  I received two 12x12 patterned paper and we had to use them both in our layout. Lets just say it was not easy but it spoke to me by doing what I love to do...get messy with mixed media products. I love my gesso, modeling paste, stencils and my paint. It was so much fun creating this page. The story behind these photos is on May 9th, 2015 we rode for our wounded vets. Over 5,000 motorcyclists rode 2 hours through 6 towns. It was an amazing experience doing the ride but meeting the vets that we helped.  More information about the Boston Wounded Vets Run...click HERE Thanks for Looking

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