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Layouts and a Project on Thursday!

Happy Thursday everyone!  The weeks are flying by!  Before you know it, school will be out and summer will be in full force!  Uggh!  There are always a million and one things to do, aren't there?  Keep calm and carry on, as I tell myself while I blissfully ignore my hungry children, barking dog, and ringing phone:)

Rainbows Layout by Kim Frantz

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Kraft Cardstock
Patterned Paper:  Fresh Vegetable Soup/Crushed Ginger; Chilled Cucumber Soup/Sherry Vinegar
Pea Pod Parts:  Chilled Cucumber Soup
Coordinating Label Stickers:  Fresh Vegetable Soup
Alphabeans:  Whipped White, Grilled Gray, Roma Red, Organic Orange, Yam Yellow, Gumbo Green, Tart Teal, Newberg Navy, Blended Black
Bean Stalks:  Gray/Light Pink Baker's Twine
Epoxy Chipboard Buttons:  Coconut Lime Soup

I Believe In Good Friends F'Ever Layout by Cindy Lee

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Irish Farm House Soup/Sea Salt, Garlic, Beef Stock, Parsnip
Coordinating Shape Stickers:  Irish Farm House Soup, Chilled Cucumber Soup
Pea Pod Parts:  Irish Farm House Soup, Chilled Cucumber Soup
Alphabeans:  Fig Brown
Cool Beans:  Etched Flower
Sugar Picks:  Sunshine

Other:  lace, washi tape, white paint, glimmer mist.

Hello There Twin Layout by Kim Holmes

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Kraft Cardstock
Patterned Paper:  Irish Farm House Soup/Beef Stock, Bite Size Bits; Fresh Vegetable Soup/Stalks of Celery, Mushrooms, Crushed Ginger; Chilled Cucumber Soup/Yellow Tomatoes; Soup Staples II/Red Salt
Coordinating Shape Stickers:  Irish Farm House Soup, Fresh Vegetable Soup
Pea Pod Parts:  Irish Farm House Soup, Fresh Vegetable Soup, Winter Tortellini and Spinach Soup
Coordinating Cardstock Stickers:  Grandma's Lima Bean Soup
Alphabeans:  Blueberry Teal

Other:  Prima Ink.

Preschool Friends Layout by Nancy Damiano

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Chilled Cucumber Soup/Bite Size Bits
Placemats:  Kraft Frames
Banner Bites:  Cherish
Coordinating Label Stickers:  Chilled Cucumber Soup
Wise Words:  Blue Happy
Corrugated Shapes:  People

For You Purse by Laurel Seabrook

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Chilled Cucumber Soup/Peeled Cucumber, Sherry Vinegar
Wood Flag:  For You

Thanks and have a wonderful day!

Life Album with Melanie Blackburn

This week I thought I would share my process for completing a Life Album spread.  I wish I could say that my process is fast, but I'm a slow scrapper.  So, it usually takes me 3 to 4 hours to complete a spread, which includes photo editing and printing.  After choosing and editing my pictures in PSE, I print them to various sizes:  4x6, 3x3, or 3x4.  Afterwards, the set up begins.  I usually take over the dining room table.  Needless to say, dinner on those nights takes place in the family room, which my girls think is the best thing ever!

Once I'm comfortably set up, I select my paper, embellishments, and start outlining the general design of the spreads.  This is only the first draft and the end result will most likely not look like this.  I try to spread out the pictures of the girls i.e. not all the pictures of my youngest together (except if they are the same theme such as a birthday).  I also try not to reuse the same pattern paper on a page.  As well, I try to separate 3x4 pictures in the middle with a journaling card or an accent.  I find that this creates a more appealing and cohesive design.  Finally, the date is always situated in the top corner of the left page.  Again, I find this contributes to a cohesive design throughout my album.

As I was working on this spread, I realized that didn't have enough pictures.  So, I went back to my trusty iPhone.  I noticed that I missed half the week in pictures.  So after selecting new pictures, I had to move things around to make it all fit.  I was much more happy with the new design.  Often, I use post it notes to indicate the location of missing pictures or journaling that needs to be typed.  These little reminders are very useful as I usually don't complete my spreads in one sitting.

Once I am satisfied with the design, it is time to embellish, add journaling and stitching.  Most of my journaling is either in pencil or with a typewriter.  As for sewing, I usually add it on a label or title work.  I love how a little stitching can add a lot of texture and detail to a card.  Embellishments are usually kept to a minimum, as I don't want a bulky album.  I'm hoping to make the year fit into two albums.

As I'm looking at this spread, I notice that I kept the journaling to a minimum.  I guess I didn't have much to say and that's ok with me.  I don't put pressure to include every single detail of our lives, which would be impossible.  Sometimes, I just let the pictures work.  I also noticed that the 9 month needs an 's.'  Oops, I'll make sure to add that!

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Irish Farm House Soup/Beef Stock, Parsnip, Bite Size Bits
Pea Pod Parts:  Irish Farm House Soup
Coordinating Shape Stickers:  Irish Farm House Soup
Coordinating Label Stickers:  Irish Farm House Soup
Alphabeans:  Banana Yellow, Diced Denim
Wise Words:  Happy, Smile
Corrugated Shapes:  Words Kraft

Other:  flair button, Studio Calico white index cards, Tiny Attacher, Jillibean Soup Cameo Cuts, Silhouette America.

I hope you enjoyed seeing my process for creating my spreads.  It's nothing fancy, but it works for me.  Simplicity is sometimes best.

Ephemera Designer Challenge - Part 1

Good morning!  For the month of May, the Big Bean challenged the Design Team to use some items out of a Vintage Ephemera Pack that is available through the Jillibean Soup Retail Store. 

Love, love, love this stuff!  Did I mention that I love this stuff?:)  It's a package chock full of bingo cards, flash cards, playing cards, book pieces, game pieces, milk bottle lids, and more!  Ephemera is a great way to enhance any paper crafting and add that special embellishment you've been looking for.  Take a look at how some of the Design Team members used ephemera in their projects!

Mother's Day Keepsake Box by Patty Folchert

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Grandma's Lima Bean Soup/Vegetable Bouillon, Small Onion; Soup Staples II/Navy Salt

Other:  wooden cigar box, vintage postcard, white vintage buttons, Modge Podge, Scrapbook Adhesives foam squares, pieces from Jillibean's Ephemera pack.

Thank You So, So Much! Card by Nancy Damiano

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Soup Staples II/Brown Salt; Grandma's Lima Bean Soup/Lean Ham, Bite Size Bits
Soup Labels:  Grandma's Lima Bean Soup
Clear Stamps:  Chilled Cucumber Soup/Small Set 1

Other:  pieces from Jillibean's Ephemera pack.

Note To Self Layout by Valerie Mangan

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Irish Farm House Soup/Sea Salt, Bite Size Bits
Pea Pod Parts:  Irish Farm House Soup
Coordinating Label Stickers:  Irish Farm House Soup
Wise Words:  White Smile
Alphabeans:  Tomato Red, Fig Brown
Bean Stalks:  Red/Brown Baker's Twine
Sugar Picks:  Clear Butterflies

Other:  pieces from Jillibean's Ephemera pack.

Friends Layout By Paula Gilarde

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Kraft Cardstock
Patterned Paper:  Soup Staples II/Gray Salt, Turquoise Salt, Pink Salt, Green Salt
Soup Labels:  Grandma's Lima Bean Salt
Banner Bites:  Cherish
Wise Words:  Gray Happy
Kraft Tag:  Happy

Other:  Digital Frame by Katie Pertiet, pieces from Jillibean's Ephemera pack.

We'll share another day of designer challenge projects later this month.  In the meantime, thanks everybody and have a fantastic day!

Soup Spotting 5.8.2013

Happy Soup Spotting day everyone!  The May snowstorm has melted and my tulips have survived!    Believe me, nothing irritated me more than digging out all of the snow clothes, again after I washed them and put them away:)  But, all irritations aside, I enjoyed this weeks soup spotting finds!

So Lovely Layout by Christine Meyer

Happy Spring Card by Eileen Mead

XOXO Silly Boy Layout by Laura Whitaker

And this adorable little Hello There Sunshine project created by Paper Creations.  Go check it out and you can find all the instructions to make it too!

Remember if you would like to be considered for Soup Spotting, you can simply email me with your Jillibean Soup projects to jen@jillibean-soup.com or load up your projects to our Facebook page (there's a link to the left to sign up). Have a great day!

Layouts and a Project on Thursday!

Hello everyone!  So, not that I'm complaining....well, maybe a little....but, it's May 2nd and they are forecasting an inch of snow.  It was 85 degrees on Monday!  The weather is awfully indecisive around here.  I'm going from sunburn to frostbite:)  Let's move on to something that I can depend upon to make me happy!

A Mother To Boys Layout by Leanne Allinson

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Chilled Cucumber Soup/Yellow Tomatoes, Peeled Cucumber; Fresh Vegetable Soup/Crushed Ginger
Pea Pod Parts:  Chilled Cucumber Soup, Homemade 6 Bean Soup, Grandma's Lima Bean Soup
Wise Words:  Smile/Gray
Alphabeans:  Tart Teal, Blueberry Teal
Soup Labels:  Homemade 6 Bean Soup
Banner Bites:  Hello
Clear Stamps:  Chilled Cucumber Soup/Small Set 2
Vellum Envelope:  Small
Bean Stalks:  Pink Baker's Twine
Kraft Tag:  Large

Other:  white cardstock, mist/paint, paper clip, date stamp, ink.

Cheerios Layout by Kim Frantz

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Fresh Vegetable Soup/Crushed Ginger; Chilled Cucumber Soup/Sherry Vinegar, Yellow Tomatoes
Pea Pod Parts:  Chilled Cucumber Soup
Epoxy Chipboard Buttons:  Coconut Lime Soup
Coordinating Shape Stickers:  Chilled Cucumber Soup
Alphabeans:  Mushroom Gray
Placemats:  Kraft Circles

Other:  cardstock.

Chihuahua Love Layout by Jenifer Harkin

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Country Pumpkin Chowder/Bite Size Bits; Chilled Cucumber Soup/Smashed Garlic; Homemade 6 Bean Soup/Pinto Beans
Coordinating Cardstock Stickers:  Watermelon Gazpacho
Pea Pod Parts:  Chilled Cucumber Soup
Alphabeans:  Grapefruit Pink
Wise Words:   Smile/Blue

Other:  staple, pieces from Jillibean's Ephemera packet.

Farmer's Market Layout by Nancy Damiano

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Fresh Vegetable Soup/Chicken Base, Crushed Ginger, Bite Size Bits; Irish Farm House Soup/Sliced Turnip
Placemats:  White Hexagon
Coordinating Label Stickers:  Fresh Vegetable Soup
Pea Pod Parts:  Fresh Vegetable Soup
Soup Labels:  County Pumpkin Chowder
Sugar Picks:  Sunshine

Happy Canvas by Paula Gilarde

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Fresh Vegetable Soup/Crushed Ginger, Stalks of Celery, Chicken Base, Mushrooms, Bite Size Bits
Pea Pod Parts:  Fresh Vegetable Soup
Alphabeans:  Banana Yellow
Wise Words:  Happy/Yellow
Bean Stalks:  Red/Brown Baker's Twine

Other:  canvas, paint, Martha Stewart butterfly punch.

Thanks and have a fantastic day!

Life Album with Melanie Blackburn

Melanie here today to share week 14 of my Life Album.  Week 14 was a very quiet week.  For some reason, I didn't have many pictures.  For that exact reason, I knew Jillibean Soup Bite Size Bit cards would be very useful.  The quotes from Fresh Vegetable Soup are just lovely.  This week's spread also features various Jillibean Soup's stamps, from a background stamp to a journaling stamp.  These were very useful in creating cards for my spread.

I love creating polaroid cards for my Life Album spreads-see the photo of my daughter and I.  This is a perfect way to include journaling with a picture.  To create the polaroid photo, I print my picture on a 4 x 6 paper and trim down to size.  Most of the time, my picture is resized to 2.5 x 2.5, which leaves plenty of space for journaling and embellishments.

My middle daughter loves to play with her kitchen, playing chef is her favorite thing to do.  I knew this deserved a special highlight in my album.  Of course, this was the perfect to pair these cute pictures of her with the Fresh Vegetable Soup collection.

Stamps are one of my favorite ways to embellish a project, from a scrapbook layout to a Life Album spread.  Stamps are a must have for me.  On this spread, I used Jillibean Soup/Unity stamps.  The background stamp was used to create the date card and the journaling stamp created additional cards.  One thing to keep in mind is that stamps don't have to be used for the exact purpose of the design.  If you see the image below, it is a calendar month; however, I didn't use it as a calendar.  I used the stamp to add a fun design to the card, which I added some Alphabean stickers to document the subject of the images.  In this case, it was my daughter's love for her kitchen.

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Fresh Vegetable Soup/Chicken Base, Crushed Ginger, Bite Size Bits
Pea Pod Parts:  Fresh Vegetable Soup
Coordinating Shape Stickers:  Fresh Vegetable Soup
Coordinating Label Stickers:  Fresh Vegetable Soup
Alphabeans:  Banana Yellow, Blueberry Teal, Organic Orange
Corrugated Shapes:  Word Kraft
Unity/Jillibean Soup Stamps:  Lattice Background, Sweet & Sour Set, Noted Itty Bitty Stamp, Life Calendar Stamp

Other:  Silhouette America Cuts, MME Enamel Dots, Bella Blvd washi tape, Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher.

I would love to know how you design your spreads.  Do you use stamps?  Is your journaling handwritten or typed?  Do you prefer to use one collection or do you mix it up?  Don't forget to share your spread that feature Jillibean Soup products on our Facebook page.  I would love to see what you created.

Happy documenting and don't forget to take lots of pictures (lesson learned for me).

Tutorial Tuesday with Summer Fullerton

Today it seems so many people are turning to their Silhouette to create fun and unique patterns and embellishments for their layouts.  Let's face it, not every designer owns a Silhouette and not every Silhouette owner can cut the larger 12 x 12 designs.  I personally own the smaller Silhouette and cannot cut the larger 12 x 12 fancy background shapes.  I thought it would be great to create a cool patterned background with my scraps of patterned paper using using a few simple cuts with my exacto knife.

To create this fun background, cut a variety of your favorite Jillibean Soup scraps into a 1.5 x 3.5 inch strips.  I would start at least 15 rectangles.  You may add and subtract pieces once your pattern is all laid out.  I used all patterned papers, but feel free to use cardstock if desired.

I then laid out my strips into a vertical staggered pattern to get a visual idea of how I might want my final background to look.  This didn't end up looking anything like my final background.  I kept swapping out papers because I can never make up my mind.

Then, I cut my rectangles into parallelograms.  To shift the directions, alternate the sides you trim from your rectangles.  Please refer to the photos.

Then re-lay your parallelograms out on your background paper.  I used Jillibean Soup kraft paper for my background.  I kept swapping out and adding new patterned papers until I got my desired look.  I staggered my pattern and decided on color blocked strips of patterned papers.

This didn't end up as my final background.  I decided to pull out pieces of my cardstock and pop out some of the parallelograms color blocks.  Once I finalized my pattern, I thought it would be fun to add a few extra die cuts, stickers, and enamel dots to jazz them up.

The end result is a cool alternating chevron like pattern that is super trendy right now.  I like the idea of mixing all kinds of patterned papers that it almost feels quilt like. 

Tales From The Garden Layout by Summer Fullerton

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Kraft Cardstock
Patterned Paper:  Chilled Cucumber/Sherry Vinegar, Smashed Garlic; Fresh Vegetable Soup/Bite Size Bits, Baby Carrots, Chicken Base, Stalks of Celery, Mushrooms, Crushed Ginger; Irish Farm House Soup/Stewed Beef, Beef Stock, Parsnip, Sea Salt; Soup Staples II/Yellow Salt, Orange Salt, Red Salt, Pink Salt, Green Salt, Turquoise Salt; Country Pumpkin Chower/Cream Style Corn, Toasted Pumpkin Seeds
Pea Pod Parts:  Fresh Vegetable Soup, Irish Farm House Soup
Coordinating Shape Sticker:  Fresh Vegetable Soup
Coordinating Label Sticker:  Fresh Vegetable Soup, Chilled Cucumber Soup
Alphabeans:  Tomato Red
Soup Label:  So Thankful
Banner Bites:  No. 1, Hello
Hexies:  Memorable

Other:  Bazzill cardstock, My Minds Eye enamel dots, Martha Stewart butterfly punch, Stampin' Up scallop border punch, Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher.

This pattern can easily be done horizontal or vertical.  The base rectangle size can easily be changed depending on your desired look.  Other design ideas include:  altering the length of your rectangles to change up the pattern, add your journaling and/or title to one of the parallelogram blocks or use the design idea to create an entire full background.  The ideas are endless.

Thank you for joining me today for this super fun background tutorial.

Layouts on Thursday!

It's Thursday, it's Thursday, it's Thursday!  Hello Thursday!  And, hello to you!  We've been battling the stomach flu in our house, which is always a wonderful way to spend the week.  I always love how it changes from one person to the next.  Even the dog chimed in this time!  It keeps you on your toes that way, so that you never know what to expect.  Just like these layouts.  But, these layouts are WAY better than the stomach flu.  I shouldn't even compare them to that.   I think I'm sleep deprived;)

Video Games Layout by Emily Pitts

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Chilled Cucumber Soup/Sherry Vinegar; Winter Tortellini and Spinach Soup/Garlic Flakes, Fresh Baby Spinach; Soup Staples II/Orange Salt, Yellow Salt; Irish Farm House Soup/Bite Size Bits
Coordinating Cardstock Stickers:  Winter Tortellini and Spinach Soup
Pea Pod Parts:  Irish Farm House Soup
Coordinating Shape Stickers:  Chilled Cucumber Soup
Kraft Tag:  Large Shipping
Alphabeans:  Apple Green
Soup Labels:  Sweet and Sour
Silhouette Die Cut:  Typewriter
Bean Stalks:  Orange/Yellow Baker's Twine

Other:  Scrapbook Adhesives tape runner, dimensional adhesive, Scotch Liquid Dry Adhesive, Uniball pen.

Just An Apple A Day Layout by Leanne Allinson

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Fresh Vegetable Soup/Bermuda Onion, Stalks of Celery, Bite Size Bits; Apple Cheddar Soup/Bite Size Bits, Dried Thyme; Homemade 6 Bean Soup/Navy Beans; Soup Staples II/Yellow Salt
Pea Pod Parts:  Fresh Vegetable Soup
Kraft Tag:  Large
Alphabeans:  Roma Red, Roasted Red

Other:  white cardstock, mist, black pen.

Favorite Layout by Cindy Lee

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Chilled Cucumber Soup/Smashed Garlic, Croutons, Peeled Cucumber, Yellow Tomatoes; Winter Tortellini and Spinach Soup/Garlic Flakes
Coordinating Shape Stickers:  Chilled Cucumber Soup
Coordinating Label Stickers:  Chilled Cucumber Soup, Irish Farm House Soup
Coordinating Cardstock Stickers:  Grandma's Lima Bean Soup
Corrugated Shapes:  Sunshine

Other:  jute twine.

Winter Wonderland Layout by Kim Holmes

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Soup Staples II/Pink Salt, Turquoise Salt, Gray Salt; Country Pumpkin Chowder/Cream Style Corn; Macho Nacho Soup/Pinch of Cool; Neopolitan Bean Bisque/Balsamic Vinegar
Coordinating Shape Stickers:  Chilled Cucumber Soup
Banner Bites:  No. 1, Priceless, Cherish, Hello
Soup Labels:  Life Is Sweet
Alphabeans:  Blueberry Teal, Organic Orange
Epoxy Chipboard Buttons:  Neopolitan Bean Bisque
Bean Stalks:  Pink Baker's Twine

Other:  Bazzill cardstock, Silhouette shapes.

Flying Like An Airplane Layout by Pam Brown

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper:  Soup Staples II/Turquoise Salt, Gray Salt; Chilled Cucumber Soup/Peeled Cucumbers, Yellow Tomatoes, Sherry Vinegar, Minced Fresh Dill, Smashed Garlic; Fresh Vegetable Soup/Chicken Base
Wise Words:  Happy Blue
Coordinating Cardstock Stickers:  Neopolitan Bean Bisque
Alphabeans:  Yam Yellow
Soup Labels:  The Little Things
Cool Beans:  Etched Butterflies
Sugar Picks:  Sunshine
Bean Stalks:  Mustard/Olive Baker's Twine

Have a fantastic day!

Soup Spotting 4.24.2013

Happy Wednesday everyone!  We're back to a little soup spotting today!  A little birdie told me about an exciting kit for the month of April "forecast" available at Cocoa Daisy.  It features alot of the lovely Jillibean Soup Chilled Cucumber Soup, Wise Word Stickers, Placemats, and Alphabeans.  The Cocoa Daisy Design Team created some great designs and I'm going to share a few with you!

Hello My Sunshine by Jaime Warren

Polaroid Frame by Lisa Saunders

She Got Her Wish By Jody Ferlaak

A Week In The Life By Mandy Kay Starner

Me You By Stephanie Wheeler

Remember if you would like to be considered for Soup Spotting, you can simply email me with your Jillibean Soup projects to jen@jillibean-soup.com or load up your projects to our Facebook page (there's a link to the left to sign up). Have a great day!

#Trending Tuesday With Nicole Nowosad

Today, we are going to integrate a trend in both fashion and scrapbooking industries.  OMBRE!  Ombre is term used from the French word meaning shaded or shading.  It is essentially a variation of shades.

I decided I would try to make an Ombre like background for my page, using my stash of Jillibean Soup papers. 

I started by decided on a color scheme-picking colors that would "blend" into each other.  I laid out my papers onto my workspace and then lined the papers out going from dark to light.  I used yellow and brown papers from a lot of Jillibean Soup lines, both old and new, to create an ombre.   

I decided the simplest way to create the effect was to cut strips of each paper and lie them over the top of a cardstock base.

You can see I varied the size of the papers, along with the edge-whether it was straight or with a curved edge.  I decided to cut some papers with a wavy edge and in between some, I left a small white gap to ease your eye a little. 

From there, I went on to create my page, layering my photo, title and embellishments too!  When I chose my embellishments, I stuck to the same/similar color palette of the paper layer that they were going to be placed on. 

For example, I used some Chilled Cucumber Soup stamps with yellow ink to embellish part of the yellow area, along with some Jillibean Soup label stickers.

I continued the same process for the rest of the page, pulling out of my stash yellow/golden and brown stickers, pea pod shapes, and sprouts and layered different items on the page.

You can see that there are a few neutrals snuck in a few different places too - white and wooden/kraft buttons match everything!

Here is the final result of my page.  I loved how the ombre turned out and I can see doing it again in different ways!


You & Me Layout by Nicole Nowosad

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Kraft Cardstock
Patterned Paper:  Coconut Lime Soup/Straw Mushrooms; Homemade 6 Bean Soup/Red Beans, Bite Size Bits; Watermelon Gazpacho/Ice Cubes; Irish Farm House Soup/Parsnip; Soup Staples II/Brown Salt, Yellow Salt; Grandma's Lima Bean Soup/Leek Bulb; Neopolitan Bean Bisque/Basil Pesto; Winter Tortellini and Spinach Soup/Fresh Baby Spinach
Pea Pod Parts:  Dutch Mustard Soup, Sweet & Sour Soup, Homemade 6 Bean Soup, Apple Cheddar Soup
Journaling Sprouts:  Dutch Mustard Soup, Kraft Circle
Kraft Tag:  Large
Felt Blossoms:  Brown
Clear Stamps:  Chilled Cucumber Soup/Small Set 1
Die Cut Stickers:  Grandma's Lima Bean Soup, Hearty Barley Soup, Country Pumpkin Soup, Dutch Mustard Soup, Homemade 6 Bean Soup, Coconut Lime Soup, Neopolitan Bean Bisque, Christmas Eve Chowder, Macho Nacho Soup
Coordinating Label Stickers:  Chilled Cucumber Soup
Cool Beans:  Orchard, Vintage, Etched Flowers
Alphabeans:  Kut Kraft, Braised Brown, Yam Yellow

I hope that you will give this a try and share your pages with us on Facebook, and linking up with the comment section below!  You could be 'soup spotted' :) and your project shared on the blog.