I have a happy little card I’d like to share with you this week. I cut two pieces of patterned paper, placed them on the card base and added a ribbon and the sentiment (which I’d printed and cut with my silhouette beforehand). Detail:
It’s time for another round of journaling prompts, and today I’d like you to think about (and finish) the following sentences: I’m sure something will come to your mind when you read these things, so why not take a moment to jot them down? Of course, I love to use my scrapbook pages for journaling, so here’s my page, based on one of the prompts:
I found a new layout to inspire me: Loved, by debduty.com. What inspired me about this page were the various paper layers, the strip of paper at the top of the page, and the placement of the title, so that’s what I tried to incorporate on my page as well.
Moving on swiftly. I’m glad to see that people have seen this new freebie already, because the downloads are going up. So (still trying to catch up), I’m going to go ahead and post the next part of this freebie – the first half of the papers. Remember to come back to get the next part, too. And of course, make sure to check my terms of use before you scrap with this. Happy scrapping, friends (and please don’t forget to show me your layouts – simple link in the comments will do).
More cards to share. The card I’m showing you today was yet one of very simple design. First, I printed off the base of the card, on which I wanted to have the sentiment. Then I added a paper strip and two buttons … ready to go! More detail:
Today, I’ve got something a little different for you in my little journaling corner. No worries, you’ll get your inspiration, but today I’m thinking of giving you just words, and you think about what they mean to you. Write it down, scrap it, do what you’d normally do with these, and enjoy … I made a page contemplating a bit on wide open spaces …
Traditional paper layouts are an endless source of inspiration. For this week’s paper to digi post I found this page here by Kawi: What I love about this page is the various layers of papers & elements, and how everything was kept at the top edge of the page. I also loved the journaling spot, and it’s these things that I tried to imitate on my own page. Here’s how that turned out:
Yippiiieee! I managed to work on another kit to share with you. This one’s all about school (though you could use it for other topics, too, I’m sure). As always, it comes jam-packed with goodies for which you’d elsewhere pay good $$. So, please be nice and play fair by considering my Terms of Use (personal use only). If you’ve been a collector of my previous freebies, you know the routine … we’ll start with the alphas, and then you come back to collect the remaining parts (5 parts in all). If you’ve just discovered mistyhilltops.com, and you missed my previous freebie kits, fear not … they’re still all available to you for download. Simply check out the tag “freebie” and you’ll find your way to what I’ve shared in the past. So, happy collecting, and happy scrapping, friends!
Here’s another card I made with some papers from my older scrap stash. For this one, I found a quote with which I created the little sentiment using various fonts. I printed everything with the Silhouette Studio software, cut and assembled this card, added a ribbon, and voila! Another card done. Here’s a detail:
Let’s talk a bit more about places in our journaling spot this week. Though it’s just been a couple of weeks ago when I prompted you to write something about places, there’s still so much more that you can talk about. Take a look at the prompts for today: And I’m always happy to show you a page I created based on this prompt:
