ScrapAttic Creations

  Continuing in the challenge has been fun. I did add in my windows. I've needed to get on those for a few months but hadn't found the get to it bug until this month. probably because the weather is starting to get a little cooler.   A few pictures I took during the window cleaning - My process is to take all the slats out of the blinds and wipe them all down individually then take the mechanism out and clean it, clean the window and then put the mechanism back in and re insert the slats. - It's a huge process so it took me about 6 days. Picture of the cleaned pantry area I showed in the last post: After clearing out a few that I don't use and putting the ones I occasionally use up higher I added in the labels and got it all organized. I also added a time will tell area to the very bottom under the drawers. Before pictures of my closet: The after pictures: The Sock and Unders drawer was easy to clean but I am not going to show photo's:) I got hooks for the Loungefly

I joined in on the Clutterbug challenge Its 5 minutes a day tackling one area and getting 5 items out of your house. Sounded like fun and I figured I could do this now that my house is manageable.   Day One - Front Entry Closet Dealing with DR!! I realize I had to deal with some health stuff and it's frustrating - Luckily, I had cleaned out the entry closet just a few weeks ago so I was ok just very frustrated I had wanted to get a start on this challenge. Bit of a back story- (It's kind of long, sorry)   As I started August, I was going off a medicine to help my ADHD - (Honestly, I always thought I didn't have the Hyperactive part but apparently my over thinking and trying to process all the thoughts is a form of the Hyperactive part) Ok back to the story. So, After I was off the med we started a new medicine and that it went downhill. It is a stronger med, so we have to do BP checks. (we had a BP machine for Jason we got during covid) the numbers were very high, so after

Continuing on in the Eli book You Tube video: Note - The blog posts are going to go in "book order" not video order just FYI. Sizes and bits used will be after each page - information in the parentheses is what page the paper came from if not from that page and the products used will be at the bottom. Also, I did paper saving in this book as I wasn't sure how far the kit would go as well as the pink page I was trying not to use since Eli is a boy. I will note where I paper saved in the info below the picture. Pages 7 & 8 Info: (paper for this page is from layout 7) pattern paper cut to 6X6 Sapphire cardstock (2) 6 3/8 X 6 3/8, 4 1/4 X 4 1/4 and 3 1/4 X 4 1/4 dachshund diecut in black Diecuts and stickers from the same layout Pages 9 & 10 (Tag flaps on both pages) Info: (paper for this page is from layout 2) pattern paper cut to 6X6 Sapphire cardstock (2) 6 3/8 X 6 3/8, 4 X 5 1/2 (cut approx. 1X2 off the right side of one and the left side of the other then score t

  It's so sad when one of our beloved pets pass and I really like to give a special book for some memories that my dear friends can have close to their chair and be able to enjoy while they are still in mourning. It then is a nice memory later too of their sweet babies. Note - The blog posts are going to go in book order not video order just FYI. Sizes and bits used will be after each page - information in the parentheses is what page the paper came from if not from that page and the products used will be at the bottom. Also, I did paper saving in this book as I wasn't sure how far the kit would go as well as the pink page I was trying not to use since Eli is a boy. I will note where I paper saved in the info below the picture. You Tube video part 1:   Cover: Info: (paper for this page is from the title page) 6 1/2 X 6 1/2 Sapphire Pattern paper (title page) 6X6 Bluebird graph pattern (closing page) 1/2 X6 Grass diecut (2) Bush diecuts Pages 1 & 2 (Flap on page 2) Info: (pa