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:
I found this awesome scrapbook page that really inspired me: I loved the use of paper here, how so much was tucked behind the photo, and the little element/title cluster underneath the photo, and that’s what I tried to incorporate on my page as well. Take a look:
Yippieee! You’re finally getting the last part of this freebie kit, and I’m happy I finally get to sharing it. If you’ve missed my previous freebie kits, they’re still available. You just need to find the tag “freebie” and you’ll find everything that’s still available. Please keep in mind my Terms of Use (no sharing, no direct linking, no commercial use, etc. blah blah) and now I can’t wait to see what you’ll create with this. My next freebie kit will be in the making soon, so don’t miss out on that. Happy scrapping, friends!
Been happy with my Silhouette, and so I’ll share another card I made: This one was yet really easy to create: I placed a patterned paper on solid card stock, added a little ribbon and a sentiment. Done. Here’s more detail:
We’re back to traveling, because there’s always so much to talk about traveling. This time, we’ll be talking about favorites, highlights, and those great memories. So get your pens (or keyboards ready). And since I love to combine my journaling with scrapping, here’s my page telling the story of a favorite recent holiday …
I worked on my next paper 2 digi layout. I got inspired by this page: What I liked so much about it was the overall composition, the central block of pics and journaling, the scattered word pieces at the edges, and the corners, and it’s what I tried to incorporate on my digital page:
Wow! I’m having a hard time staying on top of things here at my blog, can you tell? Life just keeps being a little too busy. I’m glad, however, that I finally get to share my next installation of the current freebie with you. It’s part 4, and that means you’ll get the first set of elements. Same rules as always – which means that you shouldn’t forget to check my Terms of Use, if you’re unsure how to use this kit. Have fun, and see you guys soon!
I‘m ready to share my next card with you. This actually was a really really simple to make card. All I had to do was cut a bunch of flower shapes (with my Silhouette), cut the leaves, stems from green and the flower centers from yellow card stock. Using a stamp and punch from Stampin’ Up I created the little sentiments, added a ribbon, and voila! A card to hopefully delight someone’s heart some time! Here’s a look at some detail:
I can never get enough inspiration. In fact, sometimes it’s a page I see that actually motivates me to get to scrapping again. Today, therefore, I’d like to introduce you to another great scrapper whose pages continue to inspire me: EllenT. Her gallery at sweetshoppedesigns.com is full of great layouts, and if you haven’t ever checked out her pages, I recommend you do so!
