Scrapping Recipes - Part 3

This is the third layout I have posted that I created for my favorite recipes.  It's a project I am working on to put together my all time favorites from my mother and grandmother.

The background cardstock is from Close to My Heart sprayed with Studio Calico Mister Huey Opaque White.  The remaining paper is scraps left over from other projects including October Afternoon - Woodland Park (Huckleberry Hill) and 9 to 5 (Italics) and Simple Stories - Summer Fresh (four different floral, ledger, and printed papers used for the hexagons and "shopping list").  The alphas are from October Afternoon (Sticky Keys and Mini Market) and Jenni Bowlin (Vintage Brown).  I also added stickers from Cosmo Cricket (Social Club), some ric rac, and used an extremely old rub-on tape from daisyd.

Sketch is from ScrapFriends.  I'm also using this for the Lasting Memories challenges to show pieces from a larger project - which in this case is the full recipe book. Also using it for Hiding in My Craft Room #80 Scraps challenge,  Scrapbook.com's No Photo challenge, the piece of ledger paper I used for the "shopping list" was inspired by The Paper Girls challenge, and a supply challenge at A Cherry on Top.

Thankful for Mom's Recipes

Here's another layout I did for recipes from my Mom.  I make this A LOT and it always gets rave reviews so as with a few other recipes from Mom, I am given them a place of honor in a scrapbook setting them aside permanently for me and my DD.  I can only say "Thanks, Mom" for another get recipe!

The papers and all but one of the embellishments are all My Minds Eye.  I love mixing and matching their collections - in this case, I have Lime Twist, Miss Caroline, and two stickers from Stella Rose.   - perfect for their monthly challenge.  The sketch is based on Sketch #26 from A Cherry on Top and the idea of leaving out the photo is from Lasting Memories.

Enjoy!

Scrapping Recipes

Inspired by a blog post at My Minds Eye, I decided to start scrapping some of my absolute favorite recipes from my mom.  She will be pleased since no matter how many times she gives me the recipe for something, I always seem to misplace it.  These recipes from Mom are just as memorable as many of the photos I scrap so why not give them equal pride of place?

The sketch is the latest from Let's Get Sketchy.  All the materials (except background cardstock and letters for the title) are My Minds Eye.  I may have gotten a little carried away, but I love their stuff!

Papers = Lime Twist
Buttons = Lost & Found Two
Tickets and flower = Miss Caroline
Starburst = Indie Chic
Words and letters for "YUM" = Stella Rose, cut from various tags