Wednesday, August 19, 2009

One more lay-out with the "It's your day" stamp set. I was a little disappointed in how it photographed, because I really liked how it turned out. It's Grey Wool, Tulip, Heavenly Blue and Dutch Blue. Thanks to Karen Pedersen for showing me the flexibility of the packages. . . Who knew that I could stamp a short fat package and a tall thin package from the same stamp? I didn't until I saw Karen's post.
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Monday, August 17, 2009

It's Your Day!




I thought it would be fun to show 2 very similar layouts with a single stamp set. . . The stamp set is the August Stamp of the Month "It's your day" Originally inspired by Pamela OConner this is what I came up with.

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

2009 sports schedules


I made refridgerator magnets for Andrew and Kristine's sports schedules . . . I hand them out to friends and family that have expressed interest in attending the kid's sporting events. . . I also use a copy in their scrapbooks,
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I'm loving this stamp set! It's the August SOM - It's your Day. It's a fun set with so much potential for borders and other fun. The dot pattern is from the invitation part of the stamp set.

Colors used: Dutch Blue, Tulip, Sunflower, and Clover Meadow. These colors are featured in the Animal Cookies paper packet.
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Friday, July 10, 2009

Project 365 continues

Love this Bella Paper Packet! Here are my May project 365 pages. It's July 10th, I'm doing well at taking the pictures, but I'm falling a little behind with the scrap booking. . . my answer to that is to really simplify my pages. . . .


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Friday, June 19, 2009

All that sparkles


I snickered to myself this morning when I noticed some glitter on Andy's face. (He's my 20 year old son.) These are the table markers that I made for my Neice's wedding. I used the number solos stamped in black, then I used a paint brush to paint glue all over them, then glittered the numbers. It was fun, but I know that we'll be sparkling for weeks.
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Saturday, June 6, 2009

Best Use of time


One of my favorite things to do is to make a co-ordinating gift wrap to go with a gift. Kristine has a baby shower to go to this afternoon, and she asked me to use my canoe stamp to make a gift bag. . . . sure, my kitchen is a mess, but who am I to refuse her! I used the Back Country Paper packet. Some of the trees are stamped with B1328 Backwoods stamp set ( mostly on the tissue paper) and some are cut out from the Background and Texture paper. The water on the gift bag is also one of the B&T papers from the Back Country Paper packet.
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