Photo Booth, Chalkboard and a Peek

I just came across a cool site, La Photo Cabine, that creates vintage style photo booth photos. All you need is a camera on your computer.I just did a little test of the photo booth and here are my photos.Pretty fun. I'm going to show this to my kids. I think they will LOVE this. You can print the photos directly from the site or download them to your computer. A bonus: it's free!

This digital chalkboard paper collection is only $1 today at jessicasprauge.com. I'm not a digi scrapper, but I do love printing out digital elements and using them on my paper projects. Really loving the look of this chalkboard set!
Finally, wanted to share a little peek of the October Scrapbook Circle kit with you.
I'm so excited about this kit! Lots of brand new goodness from Pink Paislee Parisian Anthology, Glitz Scarlett and October Afternoon School House. More peeks coming soon.

Trick or Treat Frame

I had a little free time this afternoon and decided to play with the Scrapbook Circle Halloween Kit. I've had this Fancy Pants frame for several months. When I saw the frame at CHA in January, I knew that I needed a few, but this is the first time I've played with one. These frames are so much fun to create with because of the layering possibilities. I created the layers of paper, stickers and bingo card and placed it under the acrylic. (The frame is make of a thick acrylic plastic instead of glass.)

I used my craft knife to punch a hole through the acrylic so that those great spider brads could punch through the plastic and sit right on top of the frame. They are actually sitting right on top of the project.

*Photos are out for Publication*


The ribbon is wrapped all the way around the acrylic. I wanted the project to float in the center of the acrylic and have some see through space on each side. The paper is attached with the two brads and a few glue dots that are hidden behind the ribbon.

I'm looking forward to a little more playtime with this fun kit!