2 Sisters Challange Blog - Girls Just Wanna Have Fun

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun is the theme over at 2 Sisters Challenge blog, being sponsored this week by Sassy Studio Designs! Just link up your creation to their blog by Friday, February 4th to be eligible to win 4 SSD images of your choice! I used Cheerful Chelsea for my project. She always makes me think "80s" (a decade I love!) when I see her so I paired her with a couple of Jolee's dimensional stickers, one of which is an old school "boom box"!

And THIS girl certainly did have fun this weekend! I was able to splurge a bit and indulge in some shopping for crafting goodies! Not only did I order new Nesties, embossing folders, and stamps on-line, but I was able to take a road trip with my son to my favorite paper arts specialty store as well! The treasures I found there were worth the 40 minute ride and the toddler tantrum I endured!

I had hoped to get some cards made today, but instead spent it purchasing new storage items for my craft room and then organizing my supplies. Now that my adhesive pearls are separated from my charms and they from my brads, etc., etc. I feel much better! Heehee! There will be time for crafting later this week. I may have more free time on my hands than I think if the forecast for this next snow event they are predicting is accurate! Another 15-20" of snow in two storms back to back Tuesday and Wednesday! Yikes!

Check back to see if I survive the frozen tundra known as Massachusetts! And to see more eye candy, of course! As always, thanks for looking and your comments on my work are welcomed and appreciated!

Card Supplies
Images: Cheerful Chelsea (Sassy Studio Designs)
Inks: printer; Prismacolor Art Markers (12, 207, 61, 171, 8, 27, 143)
Paper: Certainly Celery and Basic Black card stock (Stampin' Up); white card stock (Georgia Pacific); Marah Johnson's The A-List (Creative Imaginations); Core Couture - Runway (Core'dinations)
Accessories: Oval and Scalloped Oval Nestabilities (Spellbinders); Girls Just Want To Have Fun and The 80s dimensional stickers (Jolee's Boutique); Nightfall adhesive pearls (Queen&Co); glue dots; 3D dots