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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Watching the 4th of July parade at Grandma's house...then eating a full-blown turkey dinner (think Thanksgiving) with the entire family - at Grandma's. It is the best!
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Our favorite summer tradition is lazy days spent by the pool. There are days that the boys get up put on their suits and don't take them off until bath time. In and out all day long. Great summer memories!
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We have 3 kids- 4,almost 3,and almost 2. so this is really our first summer out and about. So far our only real summer tradition is eating watermelon. A lot of watermelon. The kids eat it as fast as I can cut it. It doesnt matter how many times we get it, my 4 year olds eyes light up every time he sees the green strips. I love it.
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Strawberry shortcake on my bday & blackberry cobbler on my sisters bday. :)
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making homemade ice cream on 4th of july. ahh....my mouth is watering.
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Family get-togethers at our house every other 4th of July. So many memories are made, from the getting ready, cooking, eating, laughing, decorating, swimming, sliding, jumping, blowing bubbles, fireworks and looking at and taking pictures. It's great!. We love it!
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Look at all of the wonderful colors Ormolu has to offer! Love them!
I can't imagine summer without fun times at the pool and homemade popsicles! Yum!
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Love the fireworks on the 4th of July!
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Picnics! It is so simple and fun. I have a one and two year old, so there isn't a ton we can do that is "big" but we sure love to venture out to new places for picnics.
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My favorite summer tradition is playing with my kiddos at the pool as often as we can!!
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I just made home made ice cream today. Just hanging out with good friends and family.
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Although I haven't been able to do this recently, summer for me has meant going to the library, borrowing a bunch of books, and just reading all day. Can't do that as much now that I don't have summer vacation from school. Guess that's part of being an adult (other things make up for it though!)
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lovely give aways!
we head out to find fireworks with the kids, sometimes even just watching from the car is enough for them :)
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Has to be our cottage times for sure! Boating on the lake, big pot-luck dinners with family and playing games in the evenings!
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late night beach bonfires... ahhh summer!
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Since my Dad was the only child in his family to leave Texas, every year we would drive from California to Texas for a few weeks of "Ya'll" immersion and river tubing trips. It was awesome. We've continued this tradition with our kids (on an every-other to every- third year basis). The next generation of second cousins have as much fun as me & my cousins did!
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Water balloon fights just for fun! We're going to make a ton of water balloons tonight for playing in the yard tomorrow~
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one favorite summer tradition is going out of town for 2 weeks to visit in-laws and cousins.kids get to spend several days on the beach :)
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my favorite summer tradition is taking a trip to China and visiting relatives that I don't get to see throughout the rest of the year
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Summer traditions are few and far between back home- but I'll never forget how every summer my family would host a party for friends in the backyard. We'd set up the badminton net and the croquet wickets to play old games that aren't common in country Colorado life. I loved those days and still think of them fondly. I can't wait to have a yard to have such parties of my own.
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