MARCH MADNESS SNEAKY PEEKS

The madness continues! As my Dear Hubby is glued to the set watching the Kentucky Wildcats, the Louisville Cardinals, and the Western Hilltoppers, and prays one, if not all, of his teams makes it to The Big Dance, I am content scrappin' away at the ole pc! Lots of good stuff going on at the March Madness Sale at SBE as well. The sale runs Friday and Saturday only, so don't forget to check it out for some beautiful bargains at only $1.00!

Kimberly will be releasing several new products and introducing TED E. RABBITS during this sale - aren't they adorable!

And our Reluctant Recluse, Rina Kroes is also sharing some wonderful bargains, including three new Danglements that are to die for!!! You want a sneaky peek at one? I know you do! Check this out! I used one of them here...

The Danglement matches Rina's Always and Forever Page Set.
I also used the Square Lace Frames by Rina which will also be on sale, Friday and Saturday, only. A complete list of credits can be seen in my SBE Gallery

Cathy Krenek of CathyK Designs will be continuing the madness with her release of two cute alphabets, so don't forget to check them out as well!

And now for the surprise!!! I have an Easter Joy QuickPage for you using the TED E. RABBITS page set by Kimberly Stewart

***SORRY-NO LONGER AVAILABLE***

ENJOY THE MADNESS!

Comments

Emma said…

Thank you for sharing your beautiful QP...happy easter

March 13, 2009 at 8:02 AM

Anonymous said…

Wonderful showing on the layouts, Debbie! Thanks so much for the Easter quickpage with the little cuties on it!

March 13, 2009 at 9:10 AM

Anonymous said…

Thank you so much for this Freebie. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Hands Scrapbook Freebies Search List, under the Elements Only, Papers Only post on Mar. 13, 2009. Thanks again.

March 13, 2009 at 3:10 PM

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