Kate brought this home from school. She named it Licorice, and then ate it for her after-homework snack. (I was relieved that she did de...

Challenge #3 of the Amazing Digi Scrapping Race was to do a page about something our family likes to do, and design the layout to represent ...

Challenge #2 of The Amazing Digi Scrapping Race. We were supposed to layer one paper on top of another, and then cut out shapes in the to...

Challenge #1 of The Amazing Digi-Scrapping Race was to create a layout with six facts about our family. That was the hard part for me--dec...

Seems like a looong time since I've done any scrapbooking.  A little designing, here and there, but I can't remember the last time I...

Challenge #11 of the Amazing Digi Scrapping Race was to make a layout with wings in it. A lot of people did altered-art style creations wh...

Last week Kate saw me working with some paint and wanted to do it too, so I popped my painting shirt on her and let her have some fun. She ...

Challenge #7 of the Amazing Digi Scrapping Race was a real doozy. I think just about everybody, upon first reading the requirements, exper...

More from The Amazing Digi Scrapping Race! Challenge #5 was to scrap an interview with an inanimate object, so I decided to do our rice co...

There are a couple of big pussy willow trees behind our complex. I wanted to get some pictures before they blew, but when Kate and I went o...

The second challenge in the Amazing Digi Scrapping Race was to create a layout with our partner. I was trying to come up with something th...

Season three of the Amazing Digi Scrapping Race is on! I didn't participate in the first two seasons, but sort of watched from the sid...