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Hiatus Is Over!


The hiatus we were on over at The Town Scrapper is finally OVER!!! Whew! Did we miss you guys!!! Check out the AWESOME creations that our design team made while we were away HERE! Be sure to participate in our weekly challenge and score your own images from The Town Scrapper by contacting Phebe at info@townscrapper.com or give her a call in Canada at 519-882-0623.
The picture above was created by me (blog manager and design team member over at The Town Scrapper) before we all went on hiatus. And while it was featured on The Town Scrapper back in July, I never got a chance to post it to my blog. So here you go! Another Victoria Case stamp that is available at The Town Scrapper. She's called Sophie With Daffodil. Isn't she perfect to adorn these gorgeous flowers. This pic is going to be one I visit again when winter rolls in.... it just makes me feel so warm and fuzzy! hahahahahahahaha!
I'm so glad the hiatus is over... I missed you all a ton!
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Maria said…
Its beautiful Danielle and sure to brighten your day with the upcoming cooler weather and shorter days. Have a great weekend, Maria
September 10, 2010 at 10:18 AM
Jaspere said…
This is beautiful and so well staged too. Love all that yellow.
September 12, 2010 at 6:31 PM
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