Winner, winner of not a chicken dinner! lol!
Well, I thought we had a winner from the blog hop but I have yet to hear from her. So today I put my numbers back in random.org and pulled a new winner!!
Daisie!!!!!
Please write me a comment letting me know where I can reach you at to get your prize mailed to you!!! I have even added a few goodies to the package!!!
Heather
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
And we have a winner . . .
I just want to start by thanking everyone who participated in the No Housework Blog Hop! This was my first time and truly enjoyed seeing so many inspirational blogs!!! The winner of my RAK was . . . CHRISTINE!!!! I hope enjoy the RAK that I have prepared for you!!! Please send me your email address so I can get your information to get your prize in the mail! Thanks again to everyone who played along!!! Hope you continue to keep up with my and IIG blogs! We have some great challenges going on over there so play along with us!!! Heather
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Today is the Day! No Housework Blog Hop!
Welcome to the National No Housework Day Online Blog Hop! If you have arrived not knowing until now about the hop, no problem . . . just go back to If It's Groovy at http://www.ifitsgroovy.blogspot.com/ where this hop starts and work your way through. You may find games, prizes, projects and challenges along the way! Perhaps you arrived here from Erica (http://www.allthingscrafty-erica.blogspot.com/) at her blog All Things Crafty. If so, fantastic! We celebrate this national holiday by scrapping today and into the weekend with projects that remind us of housework . . . or getting away from it! As you can see, I made a birdhouse to celebrate this holiday! Why a birdhouse you ask? What do birds have to do with housework? Well, let me tell you . . . I think "Housework is for the Birds!" 
Thanks for visiting me!! Your next hippity hop will be on over to visit Laura at Let's Get Peachy! http://www.getpeachy.blogspot.com/. Hope you have a great time!
So here is my challenge to you . . .
1. Become a follower of the If It's Groovy Blog (http://www.ifitsgroovy.blogspot.com/).
2. Become a follower of my blog Scrapping The Guys (you are already here so why not!).
3. In keeping with the bird theme, create a project (card, layout, altered item, etc) that has a bird on it.
4. Leave me a comment on my blog stating which of the four of these you did or all and I will put you in for a RAK from me of some of my favorite things! (See below)
Do all 4 of the above and your name will be entered 4 times! Winner will be chosen randomly!
Thanks for visiting me!! Your next hippity hop will be on over to visit Laura at Let's Get Peachy! http://www.getpeachy.blogspot.com/. Hope you have a great time! 
Are you ready?
Are you ready for the National No Housework Day Blog Hop? It all starts tomorrow!! There are 42 bloggers participating in this event! How cool is that? It is all starting over at If It's Groovy www.ifitsgroovy.blogspot.com! You have all weekend to play along so be sure to join us! But before tomorrow gets here, let me tell you what IIG has going on this month as a challenge! We were challenged to scrap a layout using titles from the works of Hans Christian Anderson. Be sure to go over to IIG to see the wonderful works of my fellow Design Team members and what they were able to create! Here is a look at mine . . . 
This layout was really healing for me. This is a picture of my grandfather. I miss him so much even though it has been 5 years. I wanted to honor him and so I created this lo for my boys. My grandfather, their great-grandfather, passed away about a month before they were born. The journaling includes my thoughts on that, how much he would have loved them and his and my relationship. There is also more journaling underneath (note pull tab) that tells about some of my favorite memories of him. This is probably the most "vintage" I have ever gotten for a layout. I cut the center out of the paper and then cut the corners at an angle. I then sprayed the paper with water and used a heat gun to roll the paper into place. I like how it made a "frame" not only for my picture but also for the embellishments. Items used: Papers, buttons and diecuts were by MME Stella Rose (my great-grandmothers name) collection. Prima bling, ribbon and flowers. Yellowed chipboard buttons are Graphic 45. Title letters are by Studio Calico. Lace paper is Little Yellow Bicycle that is used a stipple brush and distress ink to age.
This layout was really healing for me. This is a picture of my grandfather. I miss him so much even though it has been 5 years. I wanted to honor him and so I created this lo for my boys. My grandfather, their great-grandfather, passed away about a month before they were born. The journaling includes my thoughts on that, how much he would have loved them and his and my relationship. There is also more journaling underneath (note pull tab) that tells about some of my favorite memories of him. This is probably the most "vintage" I have ever gotten for a layout. I cut the center out of the paper and then cut the corners at an angle. I then sprayed the paper with water and used a heat gun to roll the paper into place. I like how it made a "frame" not only for my picture but also for the embellishments. Items used: Papers, buttons and diecuts were by MME Stella Rose (my great-grandmothers name) collection. Prima bling, ribbon and flowers. Yellowed chipboard buttons are Graphic 45. Title letters are by Studio Calico. Lace paper is Little Yellow Bicycle that is used a stipple brush and distress ink to age.
Friday, April 1, 2011
Right around the corner
Are you ready for a great blog hop? It's just around the corner!!! Next weekend is the start of the If It's Groovy No Housework Day Blog Hop! Be sure to join us for some great times, great blogs, great challenges and great prizes! It all starts April 7th!
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