This is a layout I made with a sketch on the scrapaholics anonymous yahoo group (I won by the way). It is my daughter and her two best friends taken during the school year book pictures photo shoot with the professional photographer. Since the three girls were on the yearbook staff, he agreed to take some fun shots of them for free (which was a great deal since that photographer is VERY expensive). The brick behind the horizontal picture is a piece I made with a stencil, modeling paste and ink and then over that I added pieces of transparency with a grunge look on it. Have had the burlap bow for awhile and just found a layout to use it on. The we are infinite title is printed on transparency. The journaling is on a velum library pocket that I got in an ephemera pack (not sure which one). The fox flair was a great addition since two of the girls are redheads. I used some old rub-ons around the layout and a doily (cut in half) that I cut on my Cameo. Very happy with how this turned out.
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Graduation announcements
This is my daughter's high school graduation announcement that I sent out. Since I put the rosette under the Class of 2015 sticker, it cost an extra .21 to mail but she really liked the rosette so I figured, she worked hard to graduate, I can give on that.
The a2 gatefold shutter card base (Design ID #78304) and rosette (Design ID #21804 ) are from the Silhouette design store. The Class of 2015 sticker is from Walmart.
I created the black dots at the top of the announcement just for some interest. I did print & cut on red card stock for the front panels and for the inside panel with her name and 2015. I would have liked the information panels to be on the inside but they wouldn't work with the transition mechanism.
Her school colors are red, black and white. Some of the Walmart stickers had epoxy on top and some did not. I used the ones that did not for the ones I mailed. I don't like the look of them as much as the ones with epoxy on top but I was trying to lower the bulk as much as possible.
The left panel has the graduation invitation and information, the right has the school song lyrics (my daughter's idea). Her and her friends all think they are fabulous.
Monday, March 9, 2015
Leprechaun trap
I got this file from www.svgcuts.com. I love their files. I have not added the chocolate coins inside to entice the Leprechaun inside yet but I will get it done before St. Patrick's Day and maybe the Leprechaun will leave treats in the box.
Here it is with the gold coins inside the door. I couldn't find the chocolate coins anywhere so I got a kids cash register set from the dollar store and the coins were not gold enough so I sacrificed and got a Ferrero Rocher and wrapped the coins in the gold foil. Now I don't have to worry about the chocolate drawing vermin and/or melting.
Homemade flourish bling
I saw a video on You Tube where a lady used her glue gun to make a design and then added rhinestones to the glue and reheated it with her heat tool to get the glue squishy again to set the stones. I tried, I used flat back pearls. I printed a flourish design, put it behind some parchment paper and applied glue. I have a precision tip glue gun somewhere but can't find it. I think it would work much better with the precision tip glue gun. I am going to fine my glue gun and try this again. I have a ton of flat back pearls and rhinestones to play with.
Button Flowers
Button flowers. I saw this on Pinterest and fell in love. I put 5 buttons in a circle, dropped a glob of hot glue in the center and popped another button on top. Super easy and super cute. Can't wait to add them to a project.
Layouts for a friend
I donated a scrapbook for a fund raiser auction for my church. A friend of mine won the auction and these are the first three layouts I made for her. I sure hope she likes them with I give her the album.
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