Let Go, Scrap Around The World

Hi friends, how are you doing on the end of this lovely hump day?  I've been enjoying the fabulous sunshine we've been having here in so Cali.  Hopefully all those in the colder areas are finally seeing spring!

Today I have a lo I did for Scrap Around The World's April challenge.  Please give their name a click and check them out!  You won't be disappointed.  Lots of inspo of all kinds. Here's the mood board -

I am loving these colors.  I really have been feeling the mints and turquoises as of late.  Oh well we change our tastes and then go back to the beginning again.  It's almost cyclic.  I can really relate to the quote.  This is a constant battle with myself.  Try as I might I can't just create.  It never flows, I always fret and worry if it looks good, am I
doing it right, should this go here, should I stamp that there.  I watch videos of gals creating and the process is such a smooth thing.  Bing bang boom and they're finished, me it's a two to three day event, moving, staring wondering.  I need to work on just letting go.

I am very happy with how this lo came and hope you like it.  I am employing more and more new techniques at every turn!  I had fun using my bubble wrap and painting it with some white tinted with Lindy's and stamping around the lo.  Getting braver every time. Take a look -

Products Used -

Hollywood and Vine striped paper
Pattern Paper
Homemade texture paste
Homemade butterfly stencil
Gesso
Folk Art Acrylic Paint, white
Lindy Stamp Gang Starburst Sprays, Time Travel Teal, Shabby Turbine Teal, Tiffany Lou Blue, Frolic in the Forest Black, Frozen Jack Frost
Stickles
Recollection Flowers
Want to Scrap Donna Salazar Build Your Own Bling
Flat Back Pearls, large
Queen and Co Flat Back Pearls, black self adhesive
Kaiser Craft Clear Stamp, flutter
Celebrate It Ribbon, black glitter
Wilton Doily, small
Clear Acrylic Stamp, vine border
Bubble Wrap
Chipboard frames cut with cricut
Butterfly printables

As you can see, I pulled the colors, and the butterflies, my faves!  I based my title off of the quote. Once again I used paper I've had for at least 4 years in my stash and wasn't going to be used, so I gesso'd it up and went Lindy's crazy with my mists.  I really like being able to use paper that I've outgrown for whatever reason :)

Hope you all like it, have a great upcoming weekend!