NEW RELEASES AT SBE

Sunday is here again and you know what that means - new releases at Scrapbook-Elements! I have been trying to think of a sort-of "schedule of events" for my blog and as I always look forward to see all the goodies at SBE each Sunday, I am not only goin' to show you Kimmi and Rina's new releases but I am also going to show you one or two of my other favorites! So this week, I will kick things off with a couple of products I am sure to add to my wish list!

Mandy King says this kit was inspired by her sweet little guy who remembers each night to do just what the title says: Thank You God For Dirt. Now that in itself is cause to add this to your wish list but it is filled with some really cool elements!

I love use the templates by Holley Berry Designs and she has decided to add Template Mega Packs to her shelves at SBE such as this, Template Mega pack #61-80.

Rina has added more beautiful packages for both her Tenderly and Beloved Collections today!

Kimmi has a charmingly sweet addition with The Lucky Penguin
and you will fall in love with Kimberly's Little Bunny Foo Foo! And, of course, I have to show off some of the pages I made, lol! They did turn out terribly cute and if you follow all the way to the end, I will reward you with a little treat! Then you can shopping within the NEW RELEASES at SBE!

*NO LONGER AVAILABLE*

Comments

Charne said…

Super blog post Debbie!!!
and thanks for the QP :-)

April 19, 2010 at 11:13 AM

Anonymous said…

Just a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave in the DigiFree category today [19 Apr 02:00pm GMT]. Thanks, Maria

April 19, 2010 at 11:46 AM

clubiani said…

thank you for sharing this adorable kit!

April 21, 2010 at 8:44 PM

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