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Weekend Scrapbooking

Posted by katie on May 27, 2012

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This weekend, Taylor and I did some scrapbooking for some online challenges.

The Sampler Kit Club May Card Challenge:

Scrapbook Circle Masking Challenge:

The Sampler Kit Club May Sketch Challenge:

The Paper Girls Chipboard Challenge:

Scrapbooking from the Inside Out's Delightful Challenge:

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