Tennessee, Part 5: Crockett's Breakfast Camp

Scrappy Monday and let's roll right on to the last of the Tennessee layouts!

It seems like I rarely get to use purples on my scrapbook pages so I'm always excited when I can incorporate them.  My excuse this time was the picture of my French toast, which had blueberries (I think?) on it and enough purple in the picture to go for a Fresh Freesia page base.  So we all stuffed ourselves silly on the world's largest cinnamon rolls, and then took the kiddoos on a short hike in the national park to get the wiggles out before we hit the road back to North Carolina.  Hey, Ryan was 3 in these pictures and he still has a Captain America shirt like that.  I think I just buy it every time he goes up in size.

Today's berry-inspired color palette:  Fresh Freesia, Rich Razzleberry, Garden Green, Pretty Peacock, Blueberry Bushel, and white.  I'm glad to have Fresh Freesia in the permanent color lineup, and I've got enough Rich Razzleberry cardstock hoarded that I can pair them up on scrapbook pages whenever I want.

Cheers, y'all!

Supplies, all SU!
Stamps:  Berry Blessings
Ink:  Rich Razzleberry, Pretty Peacock, Garden Green, Blueberry Bushel
Paper:  Fresh Freesia, Rich Razzleberry, Pretty Peacock, Garden Green, Thick Basic White, Forever Greenery DSP
Accessories:  Stylish Shapes dies

Berry Pair

Mornin' y'all!  How's your week going?  I have a pair of cards to share today :)

I promise that mark in the upper left corner isn't on the card itself, it's a shadow from my window screen that I didn't notice until I was editing these pictures on the computer.

See, this one has it too.  I never got a chance to play with the Berry Blessings stamp set during Sale-a-Bration, so I was happy to see this week's Paper Players challenge as it gave me an excellent excuse to ink it up after all this time:

Both of these cards are already in the mail on their way to their recipients :)  The shadow on the pictures kinda bugged me, so I did take another set of pictures, but the color in the first set of pics was more true-to-life.  Anywha, here's the other pics:

I fussy-cut the blackberry and leaves; the leaves are glued on the white panel and the blackberry is popped up on top.  Also I know the sentiment looks black but it's actually stamped in Shaded Spruce.

I stamped out some raspberries to put on this card, but after I cut the sentiment out it just didn't need any more raspberries.  So I added a mat on the sentiment and a few retired Glitter Enamel Dots because I love those things and I have a ton of them.  I also have two packs of that Berry Delightful DSP and I love it.  I'll probably be hoarding it for scrapbook layouts.

Have a great day, peeps!

Supplies, Blackberry card:
Stamps:  Berry Blessings
Ink:  Shaded Spruce, Granny Apple Green, Rich Razzleberry
Paper:  Granny Apple Green, Thick Basic White, Berry Delightful DSP
Accessories:  Stitched So Sweetly dies, Dimensionals

Supplies, Raspberry card:
Stamps:  Berry Blessings
Ink:  Shaded Spruce
Paper:  Granny Apple Green, Poppy Parade, Thick Basic White, Berry Delightful DSP
Accessories:  Stitched So Sweetly dies, Dimensionals, Glitter Enamel Dots