I went shopping and I bought a . . .

Remember that game? We used to play it at Youth Group, and Church camps LOL The idea was to make up the most unlikely and illogical items to try to confuse the players in line after you. My shopping over the weekend was quite subdued, and I managed a spot of bargain-basement shopping too - gotta love a sale!

First stop was the digiscrapfest booths, and over to ScrapDish with my coupon to pick up some sale items. First in the basket was one of Correen Silke's mini-kits, love the daisies! (can you see a pattern developing here?)



And also one of Rachel Dickson's colourful kits too, that I have been admiring for a few weeks.



Next stop was Play On Elements, where Tanya is closing out most of her kits and cds. I have most of them already but managed to pick up one that I had missed LOL. I really like the bold colours in this one.



Final stop is Scrapbook Bytes, my regular weekend shopping haunt. So wonderful to see more talented designers selling their kits here. I grabbed one of Michelle Underwood's colourful kits (on sale too), I think this will make wonderful birthday cards! I am just beginning to see the possiblities of digital scrapping "beyond the page", and cards are a great starting point.



And I had to get Trish's paper pack too, called My Friend. More wonderful colour combinations and patterns here, I am so pleased to be able to work with Trish and her brilliant kits.



Now to just get over this dreadful block, and actually scrap something. I can't even get inspired by browsing the online galleries, everything seems so blah! I have started and binned a half-dozen layouts in the past week. So I have been organising my digital photos, making contact sheets, and burning cds of downloaded goodies (when the cd burner or Nero Express will work properly, that is). If only I could scrap something!