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My husband decided to plant tomatoes this year for the first time. In July. In Wisconsin. They were supposed to be ready mid-August and still are not ripe mid-October. We had a little bet, so I will be scrapbooking for a week without him giving me a hard time and he will be eating fried green tomatoes.
Cosmo Cricket patterned paper, My Mind's Eye label stickers and enamel dots, Echo Park journaling cut apart, Jillbean Soup diecuts and American Crafts tab.
Cosmo Cricket patterned paper, My Mind's Eye label stickers and enamel dots, Echo Park journaling cut apart, Jillbean Soup diecuts and American Crafts tab.
Products Used
This project uses products from My Minds Eye, American Crafts, Jillibean Soup




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