Scrapping Out Loud ~ layer

The current challeng on Scrapping Out Loud, is to layer your embellies. I whimped out a bit and went safe, layering my blooms. The photo is from The Rose Garden at Clacton-on-Sea.

Thanks for looking

Take care, love and hugs

Sarah C xoxoxo

Clacton-on-Sea

I've added some photos of Clacton-on-Sea to my photo blog.

I'll be back later to add to this blog as I'm off to do some crafting now.

"I CAN SEE THE SEA!!!"

My youngest sister's funny. She used these to see what she could see at Clacton. Apart from being able to see the seagulls on the sand closer and in more detail and the sea, the answer was 'not a lot'. Thing is, I was about to take a photo of her when her money ran out and she started walking off. Seeing me with my camera poised, she went back and posed. I was told "Don't tell anyone that all I can see is black will you?" No, of course I won't. Wouldn't dream of it. Yeah, right. How well do you know me? You know I love you really.

What a Fantastic Day

What a great day I had on Thursday with my youngest sister. We went for lunch, did some shopping, then fancied going to the seaside to have a bag of chips by the sea. We looked at the map and decide to have a change from Hunstanton and Great Yarmouth, so went to Clacton-On-Sea. We had such a laugh, took some piccies, had our chips and finally got back to hers at around midnight!I arrived home today to some parcels. A glittergirls embossing tool I 'won' on E-Bay, my Ellison order and a purple crop-a-dile and eyelets in a purple case. I'm stopping out more often if that's what happens when I get home. Also, last night I 'won' a standalone printer, so I can print my photos, Dottie and sayings out as I want. It also scans and is a B & W photocopier. I got it for more than half the price I've seen it in a shop and on-line.

My crafting's taken a back seat this week, but I will hopefully have things to show you by Monday. I did manage to cover some chipboard and make a start on a mini journal book for me. Now I've got my crop-a-dile, I'll be able to punch the holes and finish the covers and intro page. I intend completing a page per week for a year or so. Should've started it in January really, but better late than never.