Eat Sleep Cache – JAMSquared

Scraps N Pieces is so excited about their newest kit. It was a collab with The Scrappy Kat, so, since their kits are 1/2 off the first week, you can pick up both of them and it will be like getting 2 kits for the price of one! Amy’s Scrappin’ Memories has also done a coordinating cluster pack from their part. Pick up all of it to scrap your caching adventures, or any outdoor pictures. You will find this kit is very versatile and fun!

Grab it at 1/2 off at Scraps N Pieces or at My Memories.

Take a look!

Here is The Scrappy Kat’s part – she also has a torn paper pack that matches!

and here is Amy’s Scrappin’ Memories cluster pack that is also half off.

I have two layouts to share today. The first one use both Scraps N’ Pieces kit as well as The Scrappy Cat’s kit. I chose to scrap a fun 6-hour hike we took in 2011. Journaling reads: Big Basin is only 20 miles from San Jose, but is a one-hour drive along twisty mountain roads. Mona and Alan picked us up from our hotel fairly early so we would be sure to arrive with time to spare for the 9:30 guided hike. After we arrived at the park headquarters area, we had time to explore around the 1930s lodge-style buildings built by the Civilian Conservation Corps. In addition to the park headquarters, they built the amphitheater and miles of trails. California’s oldest state park, Big Basin was established in 1902. Home to the largest continuous stand of Ancient Coast Redwoods south of San Francisco, the park consists of Old Growth and recovering Redwood Forest, with mixed conifer, oaks, chaparral, and riparian habitats. Elevations in the park vary from sea level to over 2,000 feet.

Digikit: Scraps N Pieces – Eat Sleep Cache & The Scrappy Kat – Eat Sleep Cache
Templates: AK Designs – Template Pack 60
Fonts: expressions of the soul (journal/date)

The second layout uses just Scraps N’ Pieces kit. I wanted to really focus on the pine cone. It’s crazy how small a redwood pine cone is considering how big the tree gets.