It's time for Spring! challenge and hop

For the Moxxie hop today we are thinking SPRING!
 I am the last stop on the hop, so here is the line up in case you missed anyone along the way or need to jump to the beginning.
(If you are here for the My Scraps & More sketches reveal just scroll down to the next post)

Moxxie hop line up:

(remember to comment along the way for more chances to WIN!)

Samantha Taylor

Jen Taylor

Leslie Mitchell

Wendi Robinson

Julie McGowan

Amy Allred

Joan Liddle

Amelia Harris

Renee Robbins

Rebecca Price

Ange Weisbeck

Moxxie

All of the ways you can enter to WIN!: 

 Comment on the Moxxie blog.
(US addresses only please)

Extra chances to win include:
  Comment- on any (or all) of the designers blogs (1 entry per comment per blog)
  Facebook- share the blog hop post or one of the challenge posts (let us know by leaving a link on the Moxxie blog)
  Pinterest- pin any (or all) of these wonderful projects (leave a link for each pin on the Moxxie blog)
  Challenge- Enter your paper-made take on our SPRING challenge using the link up on the Moxxie challenge post. 3 extra entries if you use MOXXIE product! Link directly to your project or project post. (If it doesn't link directly to the page containing your project, it will be removed)

Commenting and Challenge end April 30th.
Winner announced Fri. May 1st.

Now for my project.

I am seeing blooms on the trees outside my window and I am SO ready for spring. One of the things that we regularly do in the springtime here is dance performances.

My younger daughter is a dancer and we are always finishing up her season in the spring, so I thought doing some photos of her using our awesome Tiny Dancer line would be perfect.

Here is my layout:

It is so much fun to watch this girl dance! The quote on the cutouts page "Some people wait their whole lives to meet their favorite dancer... I'm raising mine." was perfect for the journaling on my layout.

I used the fun stickers from Tiny Dancer and white alphas to create my title.

Using the barcode strips for a top border was really simple. The quote came as a 3x4 card, I just cut it into strips to add where I wanted it. Some of them I popped up and others I glued directly to the page.

I backed the last bit to help it really stand out.

Don't forget to go through the hop and leave comments for more chances to WIN!

Thanks for hopping!

:)Ange