Some of you might have heard of a paperlife. For those of you who have not, I’m sure you are wondering, “What is a paperlife?” Even though I want to tell you right here and now, I suggest that you pop on over here to find out.

Let’s just say that you’ll get an inside scoop to the paperlife of yours truly. ;)

…and what’s even better?! There are awesome giveaways to those who check it out! When you are done checking out my paperlife, head back to this post for your exclusive chance to win a MEGA GIVEAWAY. It’ll contain products from the manufacturers I design for (Imaginisce, Kiki Art, Urban Swank, and Zutter).

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I also wanted to share some layouts that I recently created.

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This first layout was created for my friend, Audra. She donated to my AIDs Walk goal, and as promised, I created her a layout with her choice of photos. I used Imaginisce‘s Splash Dance and Core’dinations cardstock. If you didn’t already know, there’s a blog swap going on with both of these awesome manufacturers. Both blogs have stunningly creative projects to share, so make sure check both of them out!

Check out how awesome the i-rock is! It makes bling so easy.

My next page was created with the pretty paper from The Girls’ Paperie and the help of an AccuCut.

Aren’t those flowers super pretty?! I surely think so.

Now for the good stuff… Did you head on over to The Paperlife with Amy Coon to hear about my paperlife?!

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  • If you already checked it out, then leave me a comment to this post telling me one thing you remember that was said in the podcast. You have until Saturday, May 29th by 11:59, to be entered to win a MEGA GIVEAWAY containing products from the manufacturers I design for.

Lastly, I wanted to thank you all for taking a peek into my very own paperlife! You have all played a big part in it, and I am truly thankful for that.

See you all soon!