For many of us summer means time to spend outdoors. Today’s journaling prompts, therefore, are all about the great outdoors, and your thoughts on that. Take a look at the prompts: And as always, I have to create a page of my own to journal about my own preferences in regard to the great outdoors …
I’ve found another page I thought would be fun to turn into a digital scraplift. Check out this page by WaiSam: I loved the paper strips behind the photo about this page. But also the placement of the big title, the tiny little elements and the photo collage. So, I went ahead and tried to incorporate these things on my own page …
On to part three of this freebie kit. I hope you’re liking it so far. Today, you’ll get the second part of the papers. Make sure to check my Terms of Use before you do anything with this kit. And now, all I’m left to do is to wish you a happy Friday, scrappers, and happy scrapping!
I’ve been creative again. This time I made a little pinwheel card. I used my Silhouette to cut out the various pieces, plus a die-cut and stamp for the sentiment. Then I assembled everything and I had a finished card! Here are a couple more details:
I love the wealth of resources you can find on the www. There’s so much stuff out there you can use for free! Today, I’d like to share with you the website Uprintables where you can find a number of lovely printables which are free for download. Just go and check out Rebecca’s website, and you’ll find a lot of stuff that you might really like. And what’s great for silhouette owners, they can use these printables for their hybrid projects as well! Yay for generous people, and thanks Rebecca!
For most of us the summer holidays are in full swing, so it’s about time to talk (and journal) a bit about what’s going on on that side of life. Here are today’s prompts: I also wanted to journal a little about what I enjoy doing during my summer holidays (esp. what things I like doing away from home), so here’s my page:
Paper to Digi means I’m taking a traditionally scrapped paper layout and scraplift it so as to create a digital layout. This week, I found this lovely page that immediately inspired me: What I loved about this page was the composition, the piece of word art that got so much focus, the placement of the title, and all the little scattered elements. It’s what I tried to incorporate on my own page (and, of course, this time the topic of the page inspired me as well). So, here’s how my page with this turned out:
Here goes another week, and that means you’re up for receiving the second part of this beach freebie kit: Daybreak by the Sea, you’ll get the first part of the papers. My Terms of Use apply, which means you can only use this kit for your personal use, and if you’d like to share, then only by sharing links to mistyhilltops.com (Digiscrap Corner), no direct linking to the product download page. Alrighty, I’m curious to see what you’re scrapping with this, and if you’ve missed older freebie kits, they’re still available on my blog. Happy Friday, scrappers, and happy scrapping!
I was having the greatest fun getting my hands into craft projects last week. After all, I was staying with my sister, and she’s become a Stampin’ Up demonstrator over the last year. Needless to say that she has a huge collection of stamps and die cuts already. It’s kind of like getting to crafting paradise, esp. since I brought with me my silhouette cutter, and all the ton of stuff to combine my love for digiscrapping with crafting. So, there’s no question that I worked on quite the number of projects. Here’s another card I made (with papers from my – very old – paper scrap stash), using my sister’s Big Shot to create some embossing texture on the plain card stock. Here’s the card: And here you have some details:
It’s been a while since I talked about fonts the last time. And since I love fonts, and since I constantly keep adding to my collection of fonts, I’d like to share with you a fun mix of fonts I found on another website (homemadeocean.com) the other day. All these fonts are meant for use when creating flyers, but quite honestly, I think they’d look just as well on any scrapbooking layout. So, if you want to know more, please go to homemadeocean.com (esp. if you’re looking where to get these fonts)!
