Here is my first toilet paper roll mini album. I was trying to do the challenge over at Paper Cutz challenge blog, but I just missed the deadline! My daughter and I aren't feeling too well, leaving me not much time at night to do anything. It would have been my first challenge ever, but I guess I'll try again next time! I'm glad I made this any way. It definitely was a challenge to think summer in the midst of the cold winter!! I don't think I'll be doing another one of these TP albums, they're kind of annoying to work with. I don't know how much time I spent trying to flatten those things and they still seem to pop back up. There is also not a lot of room to work with, so you've got to cut things small. I used all DCWV paper except for some scraps here and there. I'm not sure what I'm going to do with this, I suppose I'll take pictures of my kids this summer and slide them into the tiny frames!S is for Summer of course!U is for Under the seaM is for munching on watermelonsM is for making sandcastlesE is for enjoying cold drinks

R is for Relax.

Thinking of words/phrases that started with the letters helped me to figure out what to put in this album. Thanks for looking and I apologize for the bad pictures and horrible layout of this post! It's late and I'm half awake and for some reason I'm having trouble-wonder what it could be (LOL!).

Hi again! I'm back and I've made another card. I actually thought of this one while I was taking a shower!! Things can pop into your head at the weirdest times. Anyway, I made this one with a few cricut carts: Winter Woodland(2nd layer&peace), Opposites Attract(On Earth), Stretch Your Imagination(present), and Going Places(globe). I welded Peace on the side. I know I saw a card that had peace in capital letters welded on the bottom, so to be fair I can't say I wasn't inspired by someone else's design. However it looks nothing like that card! (I also can't remember where I saw it.) I like how it turned out, but my 8 year old son told me it was backwards, I should have put peace on the card front and earth on the side. Well, what does he know anyway?? (Actually I sort of thought that too, but I still like it.) The best part is the prism paper I got from Wal-Mart.