Sponsor Giveaways: Ormolu, JBS Mercantile & Big Picture Scrapbooking, Scrapbooking From The Inside Out
Two people will receive an assortment tags and other items from Ormolu (each valued at $20).
Ormolu offers tags, embellishments and stationery for scrapbooking, gift giving and weddings with customization available on some items. The majority of items are printed on recycled cardstock with soy inks by use of windpower (look for the recycled sign).
Orders $10 and over placed from Saturday, July 27th through Sunday, July 28th include "Ali Edwards" in message to seller and receive a set of 4 journaling cards with your order.
For more information on Ormolu visit Kaitlin's blog (www.ormolu.typepad.com).
One person will receive the June kit and the add-ons from JBS Mercantile.
JBS Mercantile is the new online home for Jenni Bowlin Studio. I have known Jenni for quite a number of years now and am continually inspired by her work and the products she creates.
Check out the JBS inspiration blog for all kinds of cool things to create with Jenni's products.
One person will receive a spot in Jenni's upcoming 3-month class at Big Picture Scrapbooking: Re-Purpose, Re-Think, Re-Invent
For more from Jenni check out her blog.
Revive, refresh and restore with the newest kit from Scrapbooking from
the Inside Out, RENEWAL! This kit is the embodiment of summer in a box,
perfectly fit for expressing all the ways you rejuvenate your body,
mind and spirit.
Inside Out’s monthly kits are all about EMOTION. We offer what no one
else does...beautiful, large kits with deep meaning, along with
inspiration to look inside your heart, fabulous free gifts and
fantastic projects and tutorials you won't find anywhere else. You’ll
get permanent access to journaling prompts, quotes, a music playlist
and photos to spur your creativity, fantastic motivational challenges
and prizes, and the work of a stellar design team.
Please join us to explore and express the ways in which you are changing, evolving and being reborn!
To be entered into this weekend's giveaway please leave a comment sharing a favorite summer tradition.
Comments will be open until Sunday night at 8pm Pacific with the winners posted shortly after.
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My favorite summer tradition is having little cousins sleep over.
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my favourite summer tradition must be BBQ!!
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Each year my husband's extended family gets together for a week-long camping trip at some amazing northwest location...all 30 of us. It's the only time some of the cousins get to see each other all year.
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Getting the paddling pool out.
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My favorite summertime tradition is drum and bugle corps season! I marched for three years and still love returning to see the shows!
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Playing with kids, BBQuing in the garden, taking time to enjoy each moment we are all together ;-)
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Planting hanging baskets full of flowers in every available space outside! Eating our own homegrown produce - you can't beat homegrown tomatoes and lettuce straight from the garden. Opening ALL the windows in the house to let the fresh air in!
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No clock watching! Also - Enjoying picnic lunches on the beach.
Mmmm.....
Anne
:)
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My wedding anniversary is July 6, so we tend to do something a little special over the Fourth. This year, we're taking our kiddos to Great Wolf Lodge (along with some dear family friends).
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I was going to say barbeques, that's definitely a summer tradition. But my favourite recent summer tradition is to go with the family to Legoland here in England which we've done the last 3 years. The kids (6 and 3) love Lego and they are really looking forward to going again this summer in ... ooh 11 days!
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picking yummy fruit for making jam, both from the garden and at the pick your own...
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July 4th is one big tradition. From the meal to the Old Navy Flag Ts. The best part is that my dd and ds wouldn't think of doing 4th of July any other way.
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Ali
Our family summer tradition is a morning of tennis with our extended family and all the kids then a lunch of BBQ chicken, salad and fresh bread rolls.
These days are great for getting some exercise, having some fun and enjoying time with our family.
Ange
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A few favs: walking in the Relay for Life at the end of June, signing up for the local library's summer reading program and going twice a week-filling our library bags WAY too full (we don't do that during the schoolyear because we don't have as much time to read!) and spending time at the family cottage on the lake.
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watermelon & mangoes
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Picking berries with my mom!
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Summer for us is watching Wimbledon on the TV and playing our own version (badminton) in the back yard until the sun is gone.
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Making a holiday scrapbook with each of my children for them to take into school when the next school year starts. My son's is usually a nature notebook of all the birds and animals we've seen, with lots of facts about them and whatever photos we've managed to get! My daughter's usually details every dog she's seen over the entire summer...
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One great summertradition is to go to a nearby icecream-store which have the biggest icecreams I have ever seen. We usually go once during the summer. And belive me - one of those big icecreams are enough to last the entire summer (even the kids say so!)
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I teach at a Year Round school, so we get 4 weeks off before the new year. It is a summer tradition for Dad to take the boys and go to "man stuff" together and give me a little down time to enjoy the very short summer break I get. I love my husband!!
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