Extreme Stick Ons

I confess to being a hoarder. I've been hanging on to this Extreme Boy paper for a while now, waiting for just the right project. Well, these Halloween pictures of my eldest son seemed to call out for this paper. So then the next question - how to embellish? Well, I reached into my pack of MOSD Stick Ons. I used three different Stick Ons to create a graffiti look among the pictures. I started with the Skateboard Stick On. By using some acrylic paint, some fussy cutting and Stickles, I was able to create one cool board embellie. I added an arrow and a Journal Bits Stick On to complete the look. I love how this turned out! How will you use your Stick Ons?

Every Which Way!

A simple shot of all the kids together - is it so much to ask??? Aparently so because I never managed to get it - everyone is doing something and no one is interested in having the picture turn out... so I took advantage of the theme and used a Monday Morning Memories (a division of MOSD, Inc.) Arrow Intricacy. I used some Arrow die cuts to help accent the page and add a third color. Quick easy page... I only have about 6 months of scrapping to do in 3 weeks in order to meet my 2008 New Year's Resolution... and with orders and CHA prep I'm not thinking that is going to happen, lol. Oh well, I tried!

Midweek Madness 9/10/08

Happy Hump Day! Hope you're having a great week!
We've talked a lot this week about our MOSD Stick Ons, but I can't help but show you more!
Several Stick Ons found their way onto this page I just finished:



Isn't the Pictogram Cozy Car Stick On perfect for this page? I embellished it with buttons and combined it with a Twirly Gig swirl for an exhaust cloud.



I thought the Arrow Stick Ons looked like little road signs and added them to my title:


I just love these Stick Ons and finding new uses for them. What will you come up with?