This week, we're introducing a new regular feature - One Kit : Three Ways will show you how three of our fantastic Design Team members use one of new weekly kit releases. This week, we're featuring the Chloe line of kits from Betsy Tuma. This gorgeous set of kits features a versatile blue, orange, black and white color combo with TONS of paper, alpha and embellishment options. Check out what our Creative Team did with it!

From CT Member Cathy:

From CT Member Jennifer:

From CT Member Nicole:

Well I have been super busy LABORING all this Labor Day weekend. Not exactly a relaxing way to spend a long weekend but I got so much accomplished that I'm still feeling pretty good about it. I know many of you don't celebrate the traditional Labor Day holiday but everyone knows a little something about working. Whether in school, at work or at home. So my challenge to you this week is to document labor. Be it a single job or the timeline that shows your progression from beginning to present. Or, go a little more indirect route - my son's birthday is today so 8 years ago on September 6th, I was laboring for real, lol. His birthday obviously doesn't always land on Labor Day but when it does, I get to joke around with him about it ;)

Can't wait to see your labor layouts - have fun!

Happy Friday, everyone! Just wanted to pop in with the gift certificate winner from last week's challenges :)

Congratulations go out this week to jesdeamer! You'll be receiving a Two Peas gift certificate to use on anything in the store - enjoy!

And a reminder on where to find this week's challenges:

Erica's Monday Challenge: August 30 - September 6

Creative Team Spotlight: Laura O'Donnell

Designer Spotlight: Laina Lamb

Have a wonderful weekend - I'll meet you back here on Monday :)

Tell us a little about yourself.

I live in Bay Village, Ohio right outside of Cleveland. I live with my husband Steve, our sons; Maxwell Presley, Cooper Marley and Emmitt Cash. I am the sole female in our household. Even our dog Frank is a boy! I have been a member of TwoPeas since May 2006, when I started scrapbooking.

How long have you been creating digital designs?

I began creating Digital Die Cuts for TwoPeas in March of 2010. Digital Die Cuts can be used on the Cricut, Wishblade, Silhouette and more. My kits include PNG files that can be used by Digital Scrapbookers as well.

Do you scrapbook yourself or just design kits? Were you a paper scrapper before digital? Do you still do a combination of both paper & digital/hybrid?

I am a traditional paper scrapbooker although I find myself using my computer more and more. I am employed as a Product Developer and Graphic Designer for the craft industry so I work behind a computer all day long. When I sit down to scrapbook, I like to have a break from the computer. I love the art of making things by hand.

How would you describe your design style?

Graphic and colorful.

What are your favorite types of kits or embellishments to create?

The majority of my kits are “non” themed elements that can be used with almost anything. I like to design pieces that can be used over and over again.

What is your favorite part of digital scrapbooking?

Although I do not Digital Scrapbook, I love to look at Digital layouts. I am always inspired by the use of typography and the “layered” look of digital pages.

What is your best advice for new digital scrapbookers?

Start with a good system of organizing your kits and pieces on your computer right from the beginning.

Can you share a recent favorite layout from the Two Peas gallery

One of my favorite layouts is Ready To Ride. Many of the pieces were cut on the Cricut using my Game Night Kit.