Right before dinner Hartly, Holden, Ashlyn and I used our North Pole Communicator to talk to the Elf who is in charge of clocks at the North Pole.
Do you know what he told us?
That Santa will be coming to our house in 16 days. Yikes!
Guess I need to get busy marking items off my To Do List.
Like shopping for presents.
One thing I can cross off that list is this month’s DCWV Stack-a-Holic Challenge.
The sketch by Valerie Mangan for The Studio Challenges~
Rather than making my normal 12×12 layout page, I used it for today’s December Daily page.
December 8th~
The colors and patterns in the Candy Cane Lane Stack blended perfectly with the various December Daily kits and Christmas collections that I’ve been using.
December 7th & 8th together~
As you can see the kids have been busy making MORE lists for me, so I’d better get busy.
I hope you’ll join in this month’s DCWV Stack-a-Holic Sketch Challenge.
And don’t forget all this week DCWV and Faber-Castell Design Memory Craft® are having a Winter Blog Hop.
Tomorrow I’ll be posting my project and I promise it will be sparkly.
Really, there is still glitter everywhere!
I used~
DCWV Candy Cane Lane Stack
Basic Grey Basics Stars
October Afternoon December Story Kit, Ali Edwards December Daily Kit, Pretty Little Studio For You Image, Heidi Swapp Christmas Paper Pad, Various October Afternoon Christmas Collections, Simple Stories Snap Album & Page Protectors, Jingle Thickers
Sara W Andrews 
Wow this is so pretty. The layout and colors are prefect. Great pictures.
I love your stack-a-holic challenge page. I just may try this in one of my future DD pages. Just beautiful…Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful layout! Love all the pictures of the family looking at the catalogs!
Fabulous layout and page! So tempted to totally scraplift it but need to turn in one to DCWV a little different! LOL!! You know what I mean! Thanks for the inspiration though!! 🙂
I love the fact that all 3 of them are on one page! The page is so bright and cheery!
Wow, that is some sketch! You executed it perfectly!! Great job, Sara!