I’m excited to share with you my next all hybrid double page spread. For this one, I used a digital scrapbooking kit by Kristin Cronin-Barrow & Scrapkitchen Designs (retired), called “A Mother’s Love.” It features photos we took at the edge of a field where a couple of wild flowers bloomed.
Recently, I discovered a website that has some awesome, awesome inspiration going. ColorsConspiracy a bilingual site with articles posted in both French and English. And it features traditionally scrapped paper layouts. But that’s all the tradition you will get there, because generally speaking, the pages they feature are fun and fresh, artsy, and usually just simply gorgeous. If you need more convincing, why don’t you hop on over there to check the site out for yourself?
How many times have you thought something along the lines of “Oh, if I could just …”? I know I have some times. The good news is, we don’t have to live stuck in our dreams, we can actually turn our dreams into reality … with determination and perseverance. Today, I thought I’d put out some journaling prompts that encourage you to think of the changes you need to make and the things you care about most in your life, the things you dream about … Now there are no more things to hold you back from pursuing your dreams. But before I get away going after mine, let me quickly show you the page I made for today’s journaling café:
Credits: Bye Bye Boo Boos by Meghan Mullens & Libby Pritchett Font: DJB First Grade Teacher by Darcy Baldwin
Credits: Shine Bright by Kristin Cronin-Barrow & Juliana Kneipp Chalky Alpha by Traci Reed Font: An Inkling by Darcy Baldwin & Traci Reed
Paper 2 digi can actually be an exciting adventure. Usually, I love the way those pages turn out for which I found inspiration in the traditional paper scrapping world. Like the page I want to share with you today. Take a look at this gorgeous traditional paper layout by Maska, which I found on the website ColorConspiracy. I totally love the spritzy artistic feel to it, and decided it’s definitely something I’d like to use as a spring board for one of my pages. So, I took the idea of lots of paint, splatters, brushes, a bit of word art, and a couple of scattered elements, and came up with this page: While my page is definitely still quite different from the original (I can’t help myself and need to cluster more elements somehow), you may still be able to find some similarities. And at any rate … the website colorconspiracy is definitely a place worthwhile when you look for inspiration for one of your own pages!
It’s time to share the fourth part of my free kit “Breath of Fresh Air.” Today, you get the first part of the elements. These include lots of fun assets such as frames, stars, flowers, tags, ribbons, stitches, a banner, photo pockets and lots more. Don’t forget to spread the word, and as always, my terms of use apply. Now, I’m off to wish you the best of Fridays, and happy scrapping.
I’m happy to present you my next hybrid page spread. This one was created by printing and assembling papers and elements from an older kit by Melissa Bennett called “Love Actually.” The products from Melissa’s kits are perfect for printing and look great on any hybrid product. Of course, I threw in a layered card made with one of Cindy Schneider’s templates, and I used the journaling spots Melissa included to throw in my own little word art element.
Are you one of those people who keeps scouring the www, always in search for inspiration and new ideas to implement on your scrapbook pages? Well, I have a site that might inspire one of your future pages: You, Me & Crazy. Admitted, this site is maintained by a traditional paper scrapper, but still, Corrie’s layouts are intriguing and full of new, unique ideas. If you haven’t checked out the site, I recommend that you hop on over. Who knows … you might find a treasure, or two …
Favorites. We all have them, in basically every area of life. But when do we actually take the time to journal about the little, mundane favorites that make our lives so pleasant? So, today you get a set of prompts to think and journal about, and they all regard your favorite things … And of course, I was eager to work on a page documenting some of my favorites: Supplies used: I So Heart You by Jady Day Studio & Mari Koegelenberg – Fonts: DJB Holly Typed & DJB I Feel Happy by Darcy Baldwin – Photo Pockets by Misty Hilltops Designs
