Showing posts with label notebook doodles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label notebook doodles. Show all posts

Monday, August 20, 2012

Practical Scrappers DT Project: Notebook Doodles

Hi Krafters!

Can you believe school is starting soon! Where did the summer go? I know it will be one to remember as the heat has been off the charts! Not complaining though~

Today I am sharing my project for Practical Scrappers! I had so much fun doing this one J We had to make a school related project! Go over and check out the inspiration! Trust me, you will NOT be disappointed!


For this project, I used the Notebook Doodles Imagine cartridge. I *heart* that cartridge! Anywho, I printed the notebook page pattern and the pattern with the letters. The printed papers are layered on a piece of white cardstock that was embossed using the Collage Sizzix folder. The“ABC123” border was punched with a punch by EK Success. I also added some basic shapes to make a more elementary type design (hey my girls are in elementary school LOL).
The embellishments were fussy cut from the Me & My Big Idea Elementary stack. To finish off the design, I stamped “school” and “a day in the life” from some stamps I have in my stash. I almost forgot, the printed paper looked plain so I punched the notebook edge from another punch by EK Success J


I hope you enjoyed today’s project! Don’t forget to pop over to Practical Scrappers for more inspiration!

*I also wanted to say thank you to all of my new and existing followers! If I am not following you, please let me know so I can follow you as well! Thank you J

Products:
Notebook Doodles
Collage Sizzix Embossing Folder
EK Success Punches
Me & My Big Idea Paper Stack
Tea Dye Distress Ink

Thursday, July 19, 2012

Dream Big....Think Big!

Happy Thursday Krafters!

I am so happy to be sharing my first project for Scraps of Color E:spire!!

For today’s project I am sharing a graduation layout of my sister-in-law. It was so fun to create!



When I first started scrapbooking, I was afraid of pattern papers. Once I felt more comfortable, I dabbled in personalizing the paper to fit my specific need. Since my SIL is young and fun, I played around with sprays, masks and Gesso to add more interest to the pattern paper. I love how a few splatters of paint and a few squirts of spray can change the whole dynamics of a page! Remember, there is no right or wrong in scrapbooking ;)



I hope you enjoyed today’s project! Thanks for stopping by and don't forget to stop by SOC's blog for more projects, Kenya

Products:

Notebook Doodles Imagine Cartridge
Lindy's Stamp Gang-Rudolph Red
Chicken Wire Mask
Graphically Speaking Cricut Cartridge
Bridal Shower Cricut Cartridge (rosette)
Die Cuts with a View-High School Stack
Picot Die
Recollection Bling