Happy National Scrapbook Day

May 7, 2011

What bet­ter way to cel­e­brate NSD than with a give­away. While I was clean­ing out a cor­ner of my stu­dio, I came across two mini album kits of the project I taught in Mykonos, Greece, this past Sep­tem­ber. It’s a fun mini album to cre­ate and can be any theme you want. You get an entire sheet of Jenni Bowlin Reverse Black Stick­ers so the title and jour­nal­ing should not be an issue.

This kit includes prod­ucts from Maya Road and Jenni Bowlin and comes with the com­plete instruc­tions already printed out for you. All you need to add are your pho­tos, Glue Stick Adhe­sive, Foam Squares, Dia­mond Stick­les, Black Pen, 3mm Cream Self Adhe­sive Pearls, Creamy Brown Ink and Basic Tools.

Two Peas has some awe­some NSD Spe­cials so don’t miss out on these deals
1. Free Gift With Every Pur­chase. Orders over $25. receive a free 6 x 6 paper pad.
2. Free Ship­ping On Orders of $30. or More. Use Coupon Code NSD511.
3. Receive an Addi­tional 10% off All Sale and Clear­ance Products.

Please note offers valid May 7th — 8th on phys­i­cal prod­uct only and shipped domes­ti­cally. Free paper pad while sup­plies last.

If you want a chance to win one of the two kits, leave a com­ment on my blog telling me which tuto­r­ial I’ve posted over the years is your favorite. I would really like to know.  Then tomor­row I will have Ans­ley pick two winners.

Good Luck!


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  • Deb Smith

    With­out a doubt my favorite project you have posted is “It’s all about the dress”. I totally enjoyed cre­at­ing this piece and the icing on the cake was being able to take it to Chicago last sum­mer and show it to you at CHA. I loved the projects you posted from Mykonos and am so glad that you decided to embark on that adven­ture. Can’t wait to see the new book from “The Queen of Glitter”!!

  • http://freddietoledo.blogspot.com Fred­die Toledo

    My favorite has to be what fan­tas­tic things we can do with utee. You are great at help jump start­ing my inspirations.

  • Glo­ria Baures

    The altered chip­board but­tons are my favorite. They’re easy to make and FAST! I like things like this becuase they don’t require a lot of time to do and no 2 are alike. Thanks for shar­ing your tal­ents with us and also for the oppor­tu­nity to win this beau­ti­ful kit! Happy Mother’s Day and Happy NSD!

    • http://lisapace.com Lisa M. Pace

      Con­grats, Glo­ria! You are one of the two win­ners for the mini album kit. Please email me your mail­ing address.

  • Melissa

    I really like the Por­trait Charm tuto­r­ial! I’m itch­ing to try that very soon. Thanks for the chance, and Happy Mother’s Day!

  • Brenda Gor­don

    I love the altered Prima bot­tle and the fab­ric flow­ers. I enjoy your detailed projectes/classes and always sat­is­fied with the fin­ished project.

  • http://www.polkadotbarn.blogspot.com Jan Vermillion-Thomason

    LOVED Alter­ing Ceil­ing Fan Blades.
    What a clever idea!!

  • SuZeQ

    Oh my, Lisa. You’ve been such a great inspi­ra­tion to me (both blog and book) and it’s really dif­fi­cult to pick a favorite tuto­r­ial but I think I’m going to go with the crepe paper flow­ers. I’ve made these time and time again and think of you with every sin­gle bloom. Keep inspir­ing me!

  • annemk

    Hi Lisa,

    I love all of your stuff!
    one of my favorites was the “faux vin­tage mil­len­ery pin” tuto­r­ial.
    these are so cute and such fun :)
    happy NSD and mother’s day!

    anne

  • Kathi Kraft

    I love the flower rose tutorial:)

    • http://lisapace.com Lisa M. Pace

      Con­grats, Kathi! You are one of the two win­ners for the mini album kit. Please email me your mail­ing address.

  • Cara

    I don’t think I can pick just one, I love all your stuff. And you are a Pea?!

  • Kathryn

    There are so many great tuto­ri­als on your blog it’s hard to choose just one. I think that the one that had me hooked (on your blog and to pur­chase Delight in the Details) was the Mit­tens and Snowflakes tuto­r­ial on Novem­ber 6, 2009.

    I really like the Altered Paper Mache Box (but­ter­fly shape) on March 28, 2010 because you took those lit­tle bun­nies that I wouldn’t even look at twice and turned them into some­thing beautiful.

    I also liked the Lola Ban­ner tuto­r­ial on June 30, 2010. I love to see how you layer every­thing to add such rich­ness to all of your creations.

    Can’t wait for your new book!
    Happy Mother’s Day, Lisa

  • michele

    I am brand new to your web­site and haven’t yet had an oppor­tu­nity to view any of your tuto­ri­als but would still like a chance to win
    Thanks

  • nancy thomp­son

    Hi Lisa,
    I really enjoy all of your cre­ative projects..and also your book. I have loved work­ing on so many inspi­ra­tional and lovely craft ideas that you share with us, but my favorite…next to the pretty hang­ing mit­ten banner…is “Say Say Old Play­mate.” It has just been so much fun mak­ing the sweet lit­tle paper doll and doll dresses for my 3 lit­tle grand­daugh­ters. The dress col­lec­tion is ever growing…and together we enjoy our lit­tle playmate.…and it’s been fun teach­ing them that almost for­got­ten tune from my child­hood! Thanks for shar­ing your spe­cial cre­ative gifts with us.
    Most Sin­cerely,
    Nancy Thompson

  • http://brownpaperpackaging.blogspot.com deedee

    Lisa — I am con­tin­u­ally inspired by your knack for the small details. My favorite tuto­r­ial is the twisted crepe paper rose. Happy Mother’s Day! :)

  • Sarah K

    Wow.…found your blog on your give­away post on The Crafty Scrapper.…would love a chance to win even tho you are brand new to me. Just book­marked you :)

  • http://www.mommysboys.blogspot.com Dawn Hop­kins

    I hon­estly can’t pick just one — but I love your pen­nants and lit­tle wall hang­ings. The detail in them is amaz­ing. I love the way you layer items and the glit­ter is fabulous! :)

  • Patti

    I love the you are 2 tweet ban­ner. And just want to say what an inspi­ra­tion you are. And I look for­ward to your new book.

    Patti

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