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I won a Blog Challenge!

I have won some wonderful prizes lately!!!
Lorie Davison from Scrapbook Graphics was A Featured Designer in one of the last issues of The Daily Scrapper and as such, 4 lucky winners won their choice of Lorie's kits in the Lucky Draw Collection. I was fortunate enough to have won Lorie's Flitting Fall Faeries Collection with Everything In It

It is such an awesome kit and I finally got the chance to play with it a little. I created this page for the SBG Scene It! Challenge. My Granddaughter is now six years old and she loves tea parties so she will be pleased with this cute page. And thank you very much Lorie for the wonderful collection!


I entered a blog challenge at Enchanted Studio Scraps in which I created a scraplift of Spring In Your Step by A+ Designs.; I won the challenge! For my scraplift I used Flutter My Heart by Bonnie Van Esch Designs, Aged Photo Frames by Rina Kroes and Syrin's Silver Shimmer. Below is my winning page, and you can click on the image to be taken to the gallery.

And this pretty kit is what I won for the challenge... Love Always by A+ Designs from Enchanted Studio Scraps I can't wait until I get the chance to play with this beauty!

During the 5th Anniversary Celebration at Scrapbook-Elements, I won First Prize in the Leavin' Love Challenge and won an amazing prize package:
Rina Kroes – Choose two kits/combination of element sets to an approx. value of $14
Kimmi Stewart – Choose two kits/combination of element sets to an approx. value of $14
Kim Hollibone – Choose from two template sets/combination of alphas and elements to
an approx. value of $10.
Custom Blinkie made by Wererich
Blog Makeover Package by Lorelei
Total Package Value - $50
With the blog makeover, you will get to see the wonderful changes soon hopefully, and I will be scrapping lots of pages with Rina and Kimmi's pretties soon!

So a big thank you to all for making me a winner in April, and I hope every one enjoys a wonderful spring!!!

Comments

webchyck said…
Sounds like with your lucky streak you'd better head over to Scrapbookgraphics and try out one of our challenges! We give away one of the Studio Girls' monthly mega kits for almost all our challenges!
April 22, 2009 at 8:41 PM
Lor said…
Holy!!! I am going to stand by you! Great layouts and much deserved prizes!
April 22, 2009 at 9:10 PM
Anonymous said…
Whooohoooo, you lucky lady, you!!! LOL You deserve every bit of it!
April 22, 2009 at 9:52 PM
CathyK Designs said…
Wow, you've had quite a bountiful month! Now, I just need for a little of your luck to rub off on me, LOL!
April 23, 2009 at 12:28 AM
Charne said…
What a wonderful 'winning streak'! Congrats to you...and have fun playing with all your goodies.....we will enjoy the resulting eye candy! :-D
April 23, 2009 at 2:57 PM
Cee's Pathway said…
hi there Debbie
I am not very good at getting comments onto blogs so lets hope this works
congratulations on some lovely layouts and prizes too
hugs Cee
ps thanks for the freebies on your blog- i ws unale to post on here so put a thankyou on SBE
April 24, 2009 at 1:21 PM
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