Gimme some Cosmo Cricket!

Yes, I'm taking the plunge. I'm applying for the Cosmo Cricket DT. At first I thought there was absolutely no point, since I know I'm not going to make it anyway, not with all the talented people out there, but when I started looking through my stuff I saw that I had quite a lot of CC stuff, and I even got inspired to do more! I might as well upload it here and throw in an application. You never know, right?

So, first there is Early Bird. It was in the Nook June kit, and let me tell you, I have never used up a kit so utterly and entirely as this one. There's hardly a scrap left, only a tiny piece of the dotted red and white paper that I might be able to put on a card. Besides the things I'm showing you here, I made a bunch of cards too, but of course I forgot to photograph them before I gave them away. Too bad, but that's life.
This clipboard, the note pad and the matching covers for my calendar, I made to have at work. Perhaps it will be a little bit funnier to get up early in the mornings when I have this to look forward to at my desk :). I made this when I started to run out of papers, thus the patchwork look.

OK, and here's even more of patchwork look on this sign that I made for Agnes. I bought her these cute little porcelain plates and bowls at IKEA, and the colours matched Early Bird perfectly, so I put together this sign for her to have in her little kitchen area in her room. I've used 1X1" squares, and here I used up the very last scraps of many of the papers. But I really like how it turned out.

So, here's a few things I've made from the Everafter line, also from an older Nook kit. I hadn't touched that kit much, because I was kind of busy when I got it, but I made two of these layouts new this week, and I really love these papers:

Arent these the cutest little baby feet ever? It's my friend's little Ida again, you know, the girlie with the Nikon in the post from the other day. I managed to get this picture of her feet yesterday, when we attempted a photoshoot on the lawn, which ended with Ida falling on her face and getting really really upset, poor thing. The lengths you go through for a really good photo, huh?

And then an older layout of my sweet darling boy:

And more boys' stuff - the Lil' Man collection. Loved it, just wish I had more of it so that I didn't have to use that 1X1" patchwork method again. But I like the look of it though.

And, I hope you forgive me for posting Christmas layouts in the middle of the summer, but here are a couple of layouts from the Oh Joy line too.

That's all folks! Now I just have to wait for my E-mail account to get up and running, because it was down earlier, so I can send in that app.