I just thought I'd share a little video of my kitty Max enjoying the Christmas tree being put together.  LOL  I'm sure I will catch more video or photos of the cats & the tree!

Here is a blurry photo of our tree...lol.  Korbin did most all of the decorating and it turned out great!!!

I know I haven't been on my blog much lately, but with the holidays and Black Friday shopping...my schedule is all thrown off.  I had started rearranging the Scrapcave about a week ago and I finally made it back down there today to finish it up.  I have to thank my wonderful hubby for hanging my ribbon holders and Casey & my son for helping me move the large furniture.  Well, here is the final result. 
p.s. I didn't get around to vacuuming yet.  =D

This is what I use for ribbon holders.  I go to Home Depot and buy the (orange or yellow) sticks that you use to mark your yard & driveway for snow (they cost like $2 each) and then I go to Bed Bath & Beyond and buy just the curtain rod supports (they cost around $5-7 each).  The sticks I bought this time are 6 ft long so I used 3 supports (otherwise it would sag in the center.)

Here they are full of ribbon.  I actually need one more ribbon holder...I guess I have a lot of ribbon. =D  Also, I should mention that I tape the ends of the ribbon because they will completely unravel otherwise.  My kitties love when that happens, but I don't.  LOL

Full view of the Scrapcave.  This is a view of  Casey's desk & her bookshelf on the left.

I bought these baskets at the Dollar General a long time ago and started using them to hold my Cricut booklets & keypads.  I now keep my cartridges in one of those CGull bags.

This is my paper stash!  I love that it is right behind my desk now. =D

This is my desk!  You can see my kitty Maya under my table.  She likes to steal my chair as soon as I get up.  lol

More paper!!!  I'm using that black cd shelf to hold my punches. glitter mist,  and glues.

Our old entertainment center is great for holding my scrapbooking stuff.

This is the view from the opposite end of the room.  I finally cleared all my scrap stuff away from the weight equipment so that the boys can use it this winter.  I should probably use it too...lol!  On the fireplace (on the right) I have all my scrap paper organized in plastic containers and I have my scrap magazines there too.  All my Cricut cart boxes are up by the window in case I need a quick reference.

Before I bought the massive amount of ribbon that I now have, I used to store it in this little basket-thingy.  I bought it at WalMart where they sell the bathroom accessories.  It works great for pulling the strands of ribbon through the slots.  Below that basket, I have about 6 of those plastic containers with ribbon that has been cut and twine-type ribbon.

 I'm not sure how long it will stay this organized and clean, but I am very happy with the way it is arranged now!

Now, I need to get started on the Tiddly Inks Challenge...luckily I have another week to get it done.

Hugs, Tracy

I actually have two princess cards to share with you tonight.  

These were both done for this weeks Tiddly Inks Challenge #29 (Pretty Fall Princesses) link to challenge here.  

I didn't read the word "FALL" before I started on my intial card so after my lovely BF Casey pointed it out, I did another card tonight that is a Fall Princess (which is the one I am entering in the challenge.)  I guess if you are going to do challenges it is best to read them properly!  LOL

This is the original card I did for the challenge but I am not entering because it is not really "Fallish".  I thought it came out really pretty though! The cloud paper came the way it looks (I did not add anything to it.)

This is Key to my Heart from Tiddly Inks (the castle is from Tiddly Inks too.)

I tried using Pointillism (for the driveway) like my favorite artist Georges Seurat.  It is really much harder than it looks...if you have ever seen his painting of  A Sunday Afternoon at La Grande Jatte in person you would realize how amazing of an artist he is.  The painting is at the Art Institute of Chicago and takes up a whole wall by itself.  I never realized how large it was.

Well, back to my card that I am submitting to the challenge...
Isn't she pretty? 

I recently bought some burlap from Michaels and I've been dying to use it!!!  I love the effect and texture it gives the card.  I never thought I would be so excited about burlap!  LOL

This is Gossmere from Tiddly Ink and this is a Tiddly Inks castle too.

Thanks for visiting!  
Hugs...Tracy

I used Basic Grey papers from the Oliver line (love this line!)  I colored with my Copics and wrote the sentiment with my green Souffle pen.

These are the markers I used on this digi.  I used the gray Spica pen on the wrist band.

Thanks for looking!

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Well, thank you all for supporting me and my blog! I love to share and talk all things scrappin' & stampin'!  And, thanks Nicole for thinking that my blog has attitude!  I am truly mind-boggled and in awe to have someone who has so many followers to pick me for this!  That is an honor in itself!


Hugs~Tracy

I'm not quite sure if I'm finished with this one or not...lol.  I think I am...?  :)  Well, even if I'm not, here it is for you to view.

This is Sollytude from Tiddly Inks.  I added the title in Power Point.  I colored the flower with my Copic's.

This is my newest entry for the Tiddly Inks Challenge!  I am really proud of this one!

This is Inking of You, a new digi from Tiddly Inks.  The books are from Tiddly Inks too.

I just wanted to post this real quick...gotta get back to Jedi Scrappin'!  Hope you're having a great night!
Tracy