I’m moving on to share the third part of this free kit with you. Today, you’ll get the second part of the papers. Please remember that my terms of use only allow you to use any products from this website for your personal use only. Have a great weekend, and happy scrapping! These freebie kits are still available on my blog.
I have another card to share with you … I made this one with a simple base layer patterned paper, added the scalloped strip and embellishment with papers I cut with my Silhouette. Detail:
Credits: What’s Up Buttercup by Heather Roselli Template from Triopack 10 (Just for Journaling) by Cindy Schneider Font: DJB Christ script by Darcy Baldwin
School has started … once more. That means, my schedule is soon going to fill up again with work meetings, conferences, student visits and the like. But it also means I get to start over again with a bunch of all fresh students whom I just met, who are excited to be in school and who’ll hopefully make my life as teacher not too difficult!
Credits: Madison Harbor by Krystal Hartley Font: DJB Christi Script by Darcy Baldwin
We talked about to-do lists in my last journaling post, but there’s more to say about the topic. Check out today’s journaling prompts: Well, I’m one who never runs out of things to do, so here you can see the page I created based on one of the prompts … Font used for journaling prompts is DJB Squirrels in My Pants by Darcy Baldwin, available at sweetshoppedesigns.com.
Lifting traditional paper layouts and turning them into digital versions can be so much fun! Take this super fun traditionally scrapped layout for example: Doesn’t the overall composition totally rock? I love the various layers of papers, the play with patterns, the two photos, the tag, and how the journaling was done, and so I tried to imitate some of these features. And look how my own page turned out: So, if you haven’t tried the P2D thing yet, why not find yourself a pretty paper page and get scrapping?
I’m so excited because I’m actually catching up on my blog. (Not quite there yet, but close, which means that hopefully soon I can launch all the features of the digiscrap corner again.) For now, however, you’ll get the second part of my newest autumn kit: I hope you’ll show me what you’re doing with this (once you’ve collected all the pieces). Also, remember to check my Terms of Use (personal use only). And now, I thought I’d let you know that I’m debating which theme to do next for a kit. I found this gorgeous fall related color scheme that I’m totally digging and thinking of doing a Thanksgiving kit: I’m thinking pretty stripes, plaids, and lots of damask patterns, and think it would make a gorgeous kit. But then, Christmas isn’t far off either, and I’m thinking, wouldn’t it be great for you to actually be able to play with the entire kit when it’s still the season for it? So, now I’m in this big dilemma (I have about 2-3 …
Credits: I Want Crazy by Meghan Mullens Font: DJB I Love a Ginger by Darcy Baldwin Scraplift of Loved
I have a few more cards to share before I’ll move on to some other interesting diy projects (mini albums, crafts, etc.). So, today I’ll give you a card in blue that I made. This one has two patterned papers that I complemented with a ribbon and a sentiment, which I printed and cut with the silhouette. Detail:
