Places … talking about places doesn’t always mean talking about traveling, although it can certainly include this. Today, I’d like for us to talk about places – the favorite go-to place as well as your favorite place to retreat … Take a look at today’s journaling prompts: I also thought a bit about places, more specifically, the places I’ve been to. Some of the places. Take a look at my page that came of it:
The www is so full of inspiration, and the fun is, you can just use whatever you find as a launch pad to jump start your page and go from there! For today’s post, I found this lovely paper layout “Blues.” I loved the grid design, and yet, it’s so packed with embellishments, layers, and things to discover. Just the very things I like about a scrapbooking page. So I took this page as inspiration for a page of my own …
We’re moving on swiftly, which means that today it’s time to share the first set of elements with you. I hope you’re enjoying what you’re getting so far, and if you’ve missed the previous parts, just check out the tag “freebies” and you should find lots of stuff available for download. As always, don’t forget that my terms of use apply, which in short means you can only use any of my products for personal scrapping needs only (no sharing, no commercial use). And now, have fun and happy scrapping!
I’d like to share another card with you: This one has a very simple design: two patterned papers for the background; a scalloped mat, a butterfly made of three pieces, a trim, a sentiment and a bow. I printed the papers from Meghan Mullens’ “Meaningful Moments” digital scrapbooking kit on card stock, cut everything with the silhouette and assembled it. Here’s a detailed look at the card:
Being active in the digital scrapbooking world for several years, I still am glad for all the inspiration and ideas I can get. Not only does this broaden my horizon as far as skills and creativity are concerned, it also helps me get ideas when I run into a creative block. For this reason, I often browse the www for new ideas and inspiration, and the other day, I ran into a website called Scrapvine, which is all about digiscrapping. And what was fun there is that they also have a whole ebook full of sketches – a great source for inspiration to jump start your layouts.
For many people, summer is the time of traveling. I for my part have been traveling a lot these last two summers. Today’s journaling prompts, therefore, will focus a bit on traveling – your preferences, and what you enjoy. Take a look at this week’s journal inspiration: As always, I created a page about traveling, too, and here you can see a layout on the topic of “road trip”:
Two Scrapbook Friends is a website with traditionally scrapped layouts, and one of those pages stood out to me so that I decided to lift it digitally: Snowmen by maxadriane Features I loved about this page (and wanted to incorporate on my own page) were the overall composition, the journaling strips, the title, and the placement of embellishments, and the two photos. And here you can take a look at my own page:
Here goes part 3 of my current freebie kit “Find Joy.” Today you’ll receive the rest of the papers. Remember that my terms of use apply. If you’ve missed the previous parts (and previous kits) you can still find them by clicking on the tag “Freebies.” Now, have fun and happy scrapping!
Time to share my next project with you. This card I made with a Silhouette Studio cutting file, added a patterned paper from a kit by Zoe Pearn, a ribbon, and a sentiment. Detail:
Summer for families usually means lots of play time. Playing inside, outside … who do you (your family) like to play with – today’s journaling prompts are all about play-time. As always, of course, I too, worked on a page, and here’s the result: [quote ]Credits: Jokers to the Right by Libby Pritchett & Melissa Bennett Layered Cards – Everyday 5 by Cindy Schneider Big Hunky Alpha Squares by Shawna Clingerman Font: DJB My Neat Print by Darcy Baldwin (sweetshoppedesigns.com)[/quote]
