Showing posts with label Sassafras Lass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sassafras Lass. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

They've Done It Again

Yup!! Sass has ANOTHER new line that I love. It's called Count Me In!!!!

The moment I laid eyes on it I said "this is perfect for Sara's first day of school photos". Don't ask me why -- we haven't even picked out what she is going to wear on her first day yet, but that is what this line said to me.

Love it!!! Way to go Sass!!!


Can't wait to see what they introduce next :)

Mix and Mend

I love Sassafras Lass!! It is one of my must haves whenever I find it. It is always such a fun paper line and I adore it. But this time they've really done it. They've shocked me with something I totally didn't expect. The newest Sass line is .... well ....


I'm not really sure how to put this into words ...


Umm ...


Quite possibly ...


Most likely ...


My most ...


FAVOURITE SASSAFRAS LINE EVER!!!!!!!!!!


I am head over heels in love with Mix and Mend!!!! I can't wait to add it to my collection!!!! I love love love it!!!! Woo hoo!!!!


Check it out on their blog -- introducing Mix and Mend...and a fun way to win it!:!!! Sass as you've never seen it before :) Love it!!!

Saturday, August 8, 2009

A Sketch, an Old Photo, and Some Sass

"Past Blast" combines three challenges: my friend Dee's sketch challenge at the Scrapping Turtle, the Summerfest challenge to use an old photo from The Scrapping Nook, and my own challenge to finally use some of my stash of Sassafras Lass. I love Sassafras, but I haven't taken the plunge to actually use it that often. This layout uses Anthem, and everything comes from the line except for the Bazzill cardstock and the photo.





The photo is an old one of myself and my brothers. I have another one with the three of us and my parents that goes with this one. I'll have to hunt it out and scrap it one of these days.



Journaling reads: " This photo always makes me smile. I don't remember when it was taken. It was a formal portrait sitting, taken in the basement of the bank. Interesting fashion sense. I remember hating that fabric, yet everything was made from it. I don't know what made Scott pair a light blue suit with a purple shirt. And Stephen -- all grown up, independent and looking very ... umm ... Biblical. Ah, those were the days. I still love this photo."

Thanks for the sketch Dee!!!!