Glimpses Together
Credits: Keep on Shining by Libby Pritchett & Studio Basic Font: DJB Moms Says print by Darcy Baldwin
Credits: Keep on Shining by Libby Pritchett & Studio Basic Font: DJB Moms Says print by Darcy Baldwin
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)!
Who doesn’t like summer? All the fun outdoors, the picnics, the visits to the lake (or pool), the trips to the ice cream parlors (at least in Europe), the family vacation … Today’s journaling prompts, therefore, are all about what to do on those perfect summer days. There you have it! And since I love to scrap what others journal, here’s my take on today’s prompts. I scrapped about what a perfect day in the summer would look like for me:
This week with my family has been fun, and so I decided to scrap about one of the things that happened. But first, of course, I should show you the layout that inspired my page: Ok, so what I loved about this page was the overall composition and all the little details, like the hard element, the butterfly, the little wordart pieces. I also loved the use of paper as a mat, so I tried to incorporate a couple of these things on a digital page of my own, and here’s what came of it …
Credits: Here’s the Scoop by Lauren Grier & Libby Pritchett Font: DJB Nouveau Straight by Darcy Baldwin
Ahoy, mates and friends of the digital scrapbooking guild! I’m excited yet once more, because I get to begin sharing a new kit with you. This one’s all about misty days by the ocean, though the kit is versatile enough for you to use in other digital (& hybrid) scrapbooking projects as well. As always, “Daybreak by the Sea” is jam-packed with unique papers and elements, some of them specifically created for this kit. Today you’ll receive the first part, the alphas (no surprise there for those who know how the routine goes, huh!). I hope you’ll enjoy this kit, and please … I’d be excited to see what you’ve created with this kit and any other of my freebie kits for that matter. Remember, please, to credit everything to Misty Hilltops Designs, and keep in mind my Terms of Use, which means you may only use the contents of this product for your own personal scrapbooking needs (no commercial use, no direct-linking to the download page at mediafire, no sharing of any part …
Credits: You’re Gonna Miss This by Kristin Cronin-Barrow Font: DJB Mary Magpie by Darcy Baldwin Scraplift of My Friends
Look what I stumbled upon: Another website with fun free printables. You like Project Life? Then this one might be for you. Check out this, and the other free printables they offer on this website. Did you notice all the little extra stuff they also put on the page above? And no worries, the quality of the downloadable image is going to be good for printing, not like my preview here. There you have it. Hop on over to grab your free printables, and happy scrapping!
Credits: Oishii by Lliella Designs Font: DJB Mom Says Print by Darcy Baldwin Scraplift of http://blog.basicgrey.com/wp-content…-1123-mary.jpg