The very talented Tracey of Angels Dezigns has created a tutorial using my Sunkissed Kit!



You can find this tutorial HERE.

She also has a blog ~ please go and check out her beautiful designs at Angels Creationz.

Thank you, Tracey :)

Yeah, sooooo...again, I was killing time and created these doodles to pass the time...lol



The doodles were created at 300 dpi, are all on one transparent layer, and are saved in .PSD format.

You can download these HERE.

OK sooooo...I'm on vacation this week...I don't have big plans but to hang out with my 9-year old son and just RELAX. So today I was hanging out at home by myself while my son went out to play with his friends and I got bored...and decided to make these templates ~ LOL



Here's my try at using one of the templates:



I used a picture of my oldest daughter Jazmin (third from the left) chillin' with her friends back when she was in college at Hawaii Pacific University. I also used my "Surfer Girl" scrap kit, which can be purchased at UpYourArt.com.

These templates are for PERSONAL USE only, and can be downloaded HERE.

Happy Sunday evening, everyone!

The very beautiful and talented Jessica has created this SEXY tag using my Pretty Poison Kit:



Isn't it freaking AWESOME?!?!?!?!

You can find her "Pretty Poison" tutorial at her TWISTED EUPHORIA tutorial site, and my scrap kit can be purchased HERE.

Thank you for this sexy tag, Jess...xoxoxoxo!!!

Hi again, everyone! I'm so sorry that it's been a long time since I posted a freebie for you all. I wish I could dedicate 100% of my free time to scrapping :)

Without further adieu, here is the Quick Page freebie that I created using my newest scrap kit "Sunkissed".



What's really funny is that just last night, a family member of mine who lives in Hawaii, emailed me tons of pictures that she was able to create using slides that my late grandmother had stored away in her home. Back in the 1950s, my grandparents lived in Ka'a'awa, which is on the windward side of the island of O'ahu. My grandparents' backyard was the Ka'a'awa coast - and with the beach as the backyard, everyone was always visiting with them, and my aunties, uncles and older cousins and brothers used to always hang out there - whether it was for BBQ'ing, fishing or just "talking story". I went through those pictures and used two of them in my own little quick page using this freebie:



I just thought this was the coolest thing...and I really wanted to share it with you all.

You may download this quick page freebie HERE.

Your comments and thank you's are always appreciated.

Have fun :)