Fly

A new layout that's a bit of a different look for me. I went with only a little bit of color except for the butterflies. I must say it was out of my comfort zone but I really like it. Thinking of submitting it to CK, but not quite sure if it's good enough. With all the glimmer mist it really shines in person, unfortunately that doesn't come across on camera. And the dimension is great!

And here is a close-up shot where you can see the dimension a bit better.

PP, Scenic Route(Grey box) and October Afternoon(everything else) : Title, Cricut cut from Songbird cart, inked with distress ink: Rhinestones and pearls, Kaiser Craft: Other, glimmer mist, fiskars border punch, Martha Stewart butterfly punches.

1st grade

This is my first try on using an Allison Davis sketch. After this I am for sure going to get all the sketch books. To try out a layout for yourself click here. You will see the layout I used and a few others to test out her sketches for yourself.







Cardstock, We R Memory Keepers (love the new stitched colors!); Die Cut, Provo Craft (apple); Stickers, Thickers (title), October Afternoon(all others); Button, Foofala; Border punch, fiskars; String, Coats.

If at first you don't succeed, keep adding.

First try, it just seems to be missing something and it has waited until November waiting for that something. Yes I know, I'm a slooow scrapper sometimes but that is alright by me. I do this for fun, not to rush so I can be done with it.



With a few simple changes I like it much better!

Font: CK Woodbine

Cardstock: Bazzill

Patterned paper: Creative Imaginations (Green Apple background), October Afternoon (Yellow pattern, Green/Red Apple)

Chipboard: Bo Bunny (back), American Crafts (to school), Making Memories (arrows)

Embossing Powder: American Crafts

Brads: Making Memories

Grommet: We R Memory Keepers

Die Cut: Accu-cut (scalloped square)

Label Stickers: October Afternoon

Other: Glossy Accents

Sketch: Page Maps, October 2009 online

New Lo's!

It's been a while and I need to post a couple of my Lo's.

Both using cricut cartridges.