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Credits: Rainbow Connection by Aimee Harrison Designs Fonts - Elephant, Eras Light, Corbel, Courier New and Ink Free

Credits: AHD_Strategy Fonts - Elephant, Corbel, Courier New, Eras Light and Ink Free Journaling reads: My white photo for Sunday was the Number on table when we had lunch at the Old Olive Tree Cafe with our friends, John and Anne. We had a lovely meal of pizzas and good fellowship. On Monday I finished making badges for the local Seniors Club so my black photo is the crows on the badges. At Uniforms 4 Kids on Tuesday I took a photo of the shorts I had made a few weeks ago as they had red on them. Something brown on Wednesday was the Choc Hazelnut Buckwheat balls I made. They taste okay and Ken likes them. Trying recipes with no sugar because of Ken’s possible test results of being diabetic. That morning Ken and I had visited our friends, Stewart and Dorothy in thier new home for morning tea. It was so nice to catch up with them. Thursday I worked at the Museum/Information Centre and as I opened all the display buildings I found an orange wagon wheel to photograph. Megan and I had a good day together. We did not have many tourists so we filled in our time playing cards and Pass the Pigs. As I did some cardmaking on Friday morning, I chose my grey photo to be one of the cards I made for selling in the craft store. I worked in the store that afternoon. I was not sure what my Neutral photo would be on Saturday until I woke up to a foggy morning and spotted the kookaburra sitting on the fence. That afternoon Ken and I attended the Craft Store bimonthly meeting.

Credits: from the very first owner of Scrap Girls - RO_SSPaper_Stamped Stuff_cardboard and RO_SSPaper_Stamped Stuff_words. from the last owner of Scrap Girls - ABR_Just BU ( word art - once upon a time) and ABR_2016 Every Day. Font - Ink Free Journaling reads: I got swept into the papercraft of scrapbooking with the birth of my first grandchild in 2006 . I joined an online scrapbook group which helped me learn all about what happens on a forum and using a gallery to upload my scanned pages. Eventually in 2008 I discovered digital scrapbooking and was hooked. I joined an Australian digital scrapbooking site, Nuts 4 Digi which sold classes for my PSE 6 software. I did those classes which lead me to want to use “styles” but that store did not sell those which made me go looking and that is how I discovered Scrap Girls and became a “Styles Addict” buying just about every style that Syndee Nuckles created. I found the forum a wonderful place to take part in challenges and seek help which I needed at the start because I had trouble installing those styles. The help I received in the forum was wonderful. I enjoyed the Chat room but at times the conversations moved so fast that I had trouble keeping up with my typing of replies. I have enjoyed the online friendship of so many of the members at Scrap Girls. Twice over the years I wandered away from being very active in the forum only to eventually return. There has always been something about Scrap Girls that is not on other sites. It really has been a magical place and I will miss it.