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Trendy Award

 I was blessed today by Sheila from She's a Sassy Lady.  She "paid if forward" and gave me this nice award.
I am a relatively new blogger in this sea of scrapbooking inspiration.  I enjoy blogging and posting what I make but I really enjoy looking at all the wonderful blogs like She's a Sassy Lady.

Rules:
Pass this on to 10 other blogs
From Sheila: I am going to add another rule because the whole purpose of these blog awards is to award to someone but then to learn a little more about them..... soooo. I will start and expect you to:
Give two reasons why you started blogging and then tell me why you continued.
My two reasons.

1. To creatively share my favorite pictures during special times.
2. I took a little break ( 5yrs or so) but when I had my children, I started back up again.  I've done 12 scrapbooks for me and about 10 for gifts.  I love scrapping about my family.
 I continue because I am HOOKED on scrapbooking and now cards and all other kinds of cool paper crafts.  My Cricut and Gypsy are my favorite tools I use them 90% of the time.  I still have a lot to learn as a newbie but I am having a ball in the process :)

Here are 10 great blogs to "pay it forward" again...
Welcome to Alecia's
Creative Designs By Luisa
A Scrap Mom's Musings
Ann's Scraps of Time
Dreamer's Klub
Just Yolie, Just Create
Judy's Handmade Creations
Amy's SVGs and Other Scrap Stuff
Made by Momo
Our Scrapping Life


Stop by and give some blog love :)

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