Hybrid Hub: Card #67
I’d like to share another card with you: For this one I just used a simple strip of patterned paper and a sentiment (which I had printed beforehand and cut with my Silhouette). Detail:
I’d like to share another card with you: For this one I just used a simple strip of patterned paper and a sentiment (which I had printed beforehand and cut with my Silhouette). Detail:
We all have stories to tell. And we all have ways and preferences of how we like to tell those stories. Today’s journaling prompts are all about those stories we tell: I had a rather interesting story happen just the other day, and here’s the page I created to tell that story: The font used for the journaling prompts is “DJB Squirrels in My Pants” by Darcy Baldwin, available at sweetshoppedesigns.com.
I got inspired by another scrapbook layout again. Check out this fun page: What inspired me was the overall composition, the various ephemera used, the fun little elements, and the position of the title. And since autumn is pretty much at hand where I live I decided to create a fall-themed page:
Can you believe it? I’m already sharing the last part of this freebie kit, which means you finally get to play with it! Yay for that. Today you’ll get the remaining part of the embellishments. Remember to pay attention to my Terms of Use (personal use only). And now, all I have left to do is to hint at the fact that my next freebie kit is in the making, that is, it’s almost completed. And I’ll say this much: it’s perfect for scrapping all those autumn moments in your life. So make sure to check back here soon, so that you don’t miss to collect all the parts. PS. If you’ve missed some of the older freebie kits, they’re still available for download. (Just check the tag “freebies” and you’ll find plenty of stuff to download!)
Time for my weekly craft post. And I have another card to share with you (though I already have a couple of other craft objects ready to show off, too). This card has a very simple patterned paper background map, which I wrapped with a large ribbon. Add the sentiment, and ready to go … A closer look:
In some places, autumn is just around the corner, which means the weather’s getting colder, the days shorter. Perfect for those lazy afternoons, cuddled up with a blanket and a book on your lap. So, today’s journaling prompts are all about your (hopefully) love for books: I always have a book or two on my hands, so I have something to say about the topic myself. Here’s the page I created, based on today’s prompts: The font used for the journaling prompt is DJB Squirrels in My Pants by Darcy Baldwin, available at sweetshoppedesigns.com.
P2D simply means turning traditionally scrapped paper layouts into digital layouts by scraplifting them. For today’s post, I found an awesome page that had lots of fun things that really caught my eye: About this page, I loved all the fun layers of papers and embellies. I loved the big cluster of embellishments, the paint splats and the torn paper pieces, and these things I tried to incorporate on my own page:
Yay, for getting this up and going. Today, I’m already sharing the first parts of the elements with you, and soon you’ll get the last part which completes this collection. As always, remember to check my Terms of Use (personal use only), if you’re uncertain. And now happy scrapping, friends!
Another card’s coming this week: For this one, I first created the banner, underlaid it with a mat or darker purple, added the sentiment and the buttons. Here’s a closer look:
For many of us, the new school year has started (for some, it is about to start). So, it’s a good time to stop a moment and think (and journal) a bit about school. Here are today’s prompts: Since I’m both, a teacher, and a student, of course I have much to say about school, so my page today is rather journaling heavy as you can see: And you can also see that I used my latest freebie kit “School is Cool” to create this page. Font used for journaling prompt is “DJB Squirrels in My Pants” by Darcy Baldwin, available at sweetshoppedesigns.com.