CTMH Timberline Workshop on the Go--Philmont 2012

When I saw the CTMH Spring/Summer 2014 Idea Book, I immediately fell in LOVE with the Timberline WOTG.  It's definitely my style!  It's also perfect for Boy Scout pix.  All the WOTG's come with detailed instructions and cutting diagrams for creating two 2-page layouts: CS, patterned paper, embellies and a stamp set.  All you really need to complete the kit is a few ink pads, some adhesive, a paper trimmer and your photos!  This one has some Cricut cuts, but they are not necessary--just extra fun!

I used a big pic of Matt here, and the two smaller ones are some butterfly pix--figured that went along with "Explore Your World".  The embellies that come with this set are these DARLING wood badges and some Irresistables--chipboard that has a resist finish on it.  If you click on each pic you can see an enlarged image. On the first page I sponged the circle with dark green and the photo corner with gold.  

On this page I did the same thing--green on the circle and gold on the triangle (which is actually just a square cut in half diagonally).  I printed out the journalling with my computer.  I also stamped the woodgrain strip with one of the BG stamps from the Flight of the Arrows stamp set.

Here is how it looks together.  I had such a blast making this LO--it has been too long since I've done any scrapbooking!  If you'd like to order any of these cool products, you may do so HERE.  

And through the end of February, you can qualify to receive a free embossing folder for every 2 packs of bulk single color or combo cardstock you purchase. Pick from our 5 new embossing folder designs—dot, chevron, quatrefoil, damask, or stripe. There is no limit on this promotion; customers may add a free folder to their order for every two qualifying packs of cardstock on their order. Qualifying cardstock packs are all single-color and combo packs with the exception of kraft, White Daisy, Colonial White, and the Paper Fundamentals Basics Assortment. 

What have you been working on lately?  Let me know in the comments!