

ADSR2 Challenge #7 was generously hosted by Blue Flombingo. Our challenge this time was to choose one paper and include at least 10 pictures. Then we had to send the LO to our partner to finish it up. The trick comes in if you don't have the same kit. Then, to protect copyright, you needed to send the flattened .jpg. Fortunately, Chelsea is also on Karie's CT and Karie so thoughtfully provided us with some new material to work with, so we both chose to use Southern Belle (available at Seaside Scraps). The font I used on Chelsea's layout is Blomster.
And here is the humungous list of credits:
Paper from Red Hot Hearts by Holli Hobbi
Frame from Color My World by Rhona Farrer
"Don't" - Punch Alphas by Leah Riordan
"You" alpha from Cherries Jubilee by Tracy Collins
"Hate" alpha and swirl from Simply Chic by Designs by Krista
"It?" alpha from Cherry Baby by Marie Stones
Arrow from Cool Boys, Sweet Girls by Mary's Scrapgalerie
Heart Pendant from Generations of Love by Mary's Scrapgalerie
Thought Bubble by me using preset shapes
Negative Strip (recolored) by Kari Quinto
"Be Honest" sticker and paper bag from Hillbilly Coverups 2 by Fantacy Bryant
Glasses by Monica Neaves
Magic Wand and magic from Wizardry by Amy Watson
Flower by Sonia Harvey
True Friend Word Art by Marcee Fairchild
The Pumpkin Patch
Once upon a time a little girl named Caitlyn lived with her mom and dad, her brothers and sister, in a Southern land ruled by a giant mouse [note: I kill myself sometimes, lol]. One day Mommy drove them to a place with strange orange things all over the ground. Mommy sat her down in the middle of some scratchy stuff, so she tried to walk away, only to be put back. Finally she did "cheese" so Mommy would leave her alone.
After that they walked around the orange things. Caty noticed some where small enough to pick up. She stooped to get one, then another, then one more.
"Caitlyn, don't throw the pumpkins on the ground!"
Caty was upset. The naughty pumpkins were jumping out of her arms. She wasn't throwing them.
Finally Mommy found the "perfect" pumpkins and put them on top of the microwave when they got home to "keep them safe." But Caitlyn had other ideas. She didn't know when or how, but she was going to get those big orange balls one day soon.
The End
(for now)
I can't wait to see our fourth challenge on Sunday. Thanks to KB & Friends for hosting this leg of the race and their beautiful participation gift.
Lori
Our header was created using Tuscany by Punky's Pixels and is available exclusively at Seaside Scraps.