Happy Camper

 











You know how sometimes you find a great company and you love everything they do? And they do new collections several times a year and you dream about the awesomeness you could create with them? And sometimes, the company even does a giveaway of said collections? You enter each time, even though you know the chances of you being picked are very slim? Then amazingly enough you win, not one but two sets of two different entire collections and that awesomeness comes in the mail and you drool over the possibilities. Then you put it aside because the perfect project might yet come along, and it will wait for just that project, because what if you used and then found an even better use for it, but you didn't have it any more? I know it sounds  a little bit like I'm rambling now, but I'm going somewhere with this. I have loved Imaginisce's paper collections and tools for quite a while now. Last year I was lucky enough to win two of their collections: "Happy Camper" and "Little Cutie"

Well, we also got heavily involved in scouting and lots of my projects got put aside to wait for the perfect time. I found some simple frames at DI for fifty cents each and decided the time had arrived for me to delve into those collections. And by collections, I mean papers, die cuts, canvas stickers, stacked stickers and snag 'em stamps. With  the Happy Camper set, I made a frame for my son for his first camp out with daddy. Unfortunately that event did not take place when we had hoped it would (Camp Bradley was really close to a fire that threatened the camp and was still raging the last time I checked it out two weeks ago.) So, when he finally gets to go officially camping, we know where his picture will go.

Products used:
Wood frame
Glue stick
Imaginisce "Happy Camper" collection:
Tree Hugger paper
Die cuts
Canvas sticker
Sticker Stacker
Chipboard sticker
i-Rock and gems