Showing posts with label chevron. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chevron. Show all posts

Sunday, December 29, 2013

Bella Blvd | Project Life...

Hi Friends!  Hope you all had an amazing Christmas!!  Ours was a fantastic time spent with both friends and family!  There was plenty of chaos and mayhem but lots of love and laughter as well!  *grin* 
 
Over on the Bella Blvd blog (on Christmas Eve) I shared some more of my Project Life. 
 
 
"Project Life: Week 49"
 
products used:  BELLA BLVD - Christmas Countdown: Borders, O Tannenbaum, Believe, Christmas, Christmas Cuties, Daily Details, Alpha+Bits, Captions, Tabs, Paper Pieces; Daily Chevies: Chevy Carrot, Chevy Bell Pepper, Everyday Bookplates, We Are Family Bookplates, Arrows Pink; Snapshots: Alpha+Bits, Captions, Daily Details, Days; Play Date: Captions, Tabs; Finally Fall: At The Patch; Freestyle Sophisticates: Freestyle Banana, Freestyle Saltwater; High Five Alpha Stickers: Gulf ; other - vellum, Greatest View Badge/flair, twine, cardstock; tools - typewriter.

 
 
It has been a week of Christmas decorations, holiday spirit, elves and dance auditions/concerts!  I've kept it rather simple during this busy time, just so I can record the memories.



 
Head on over to the Bella blog to see some more wonderful PL inspired projects.  Thanks so much for visiting...x



Wednesday, June 26, 2013

The Scrapbook Store | Think & Wonder...

Think & Wonder, Wonder & Think.... I love this simple quote by Dr Seuss.  And it sums up my little guy perfectly at the moment.  He is ultra curious about all things and I get approximately (give or take 1 or 2) a gazillion questions a day! *grin*

I've had this photo in my stash since December last year. His curiosity has me watching him closely all. the. time!  LOL!!  I have finally scrapped it using my June DT Kit from The Scrapbook Store.

 
"Think and Wonder"
 
products used: cs - Kaisercraft; pp - Echo Park Bundle of Joy; Alpha - Echo Park Bundle of Joy; other - MME enamel dots, zva creative flourish bling; tools - type writer, silhouette portrait.
 
I have tried a different approach to my scrapping this time around.  A little less white space and a little more block work.  I have also used my silhouette portrait to create plenty of negative space.
 




It was a challenge to use these beautiful baby boy patterned papers in a more neutral themed layout but I am happy with the end result.  Head on over to The Scrapbook Store if you would like to see the girls version of these papers!  They are very sweet!!

Thanks for visiting..x
 

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

The Scrapbook Store | May Sketch...

Hello Everyone.  I'm back after a big weekend of celebrations for my daughter's 13th birthday.  We had a lovely time with family on a perfect day at the beach!  Couldn't really ask for more... except maybe joining in with the May sketch over at The Scrapbook Store.  *grin*






"2 x Amazing Artist"

products used: cs - Kaisercraft; pp - Simple Stories (Urban Traveller); alpha - Simple Stories (Urban Traveller); other - Simple Stories (Urban Traveller) stickers & decorative brads; Crate Paper cardstock stickers, PLS journaling card, Glimmermist (sunflower), Shimmerz; tools - silhouette portrait, circle punch, black pen (sharpie).

Once again I've turn the sketch on it's side and made a few minor adjustments.  *grin*  I've also  delved into my April DT kit and used the amazingly versatile Simple Stories - Urban Traveller


Thanks for visiting and don't forget to play along with us over at The Scrapbook Store...x
 

Monday, March 18, 2013

The Scrapbook Store | Hello Study...

Hi Friends!  Today I am sharing with you a layout created with my DT kit from The Scrapbook Store.  This month I get to play with the gorgeous My Mind's Eye - My Girl collection.

 
"Hello Study"

products used: cs - Kaisercraft (egg shell); pp - MME - My Girl; alpha - American Crafts (Amy Tan) thickers; other - October Afternoon sprinklers (token), MME felt stickers, MME decorative buttons, Bo Bunny jewels, homemade silk flower; tools - machine stitching, black pen (sharpie), foam tape.



The chevron patterned paper is just divine!!  I love the soft greys mixed in with the vibrant yellow tones.  Here I have cut small triangles from it, layered them together and then machine stitched them to the cardstock.  I've also distressed the triangles to create some texture  on my page. 


The felt stickers and decorative buttons were clustered together down the length of my page to help move the eye over the layout.  The "hello" speech bubble was mounted onto foam tape for the same reason.


This collection is fast becoming a favourite of mine and will suit all types of girly pages.  I can't wait to share some more projects with it.  *grin* Thanks so much for visiting..x


 

Friday, July 27, 2012

Chevron clouds...

Hello Friends.  I am back today with the promised quick tutorial on how I made my chevron stamped cloud.  It was simple really and all I had to do was dig through my clear stamp collections until I found patterns that I liked. :)

Here is what I used...



The cloud image is small enough to be layered straight on top of the chevron umbrella top.  When layered in the same colour, it was easy enough to just cut around the outside edges of the cloud which left me with the remains of a chevron patterned cloud!  easy peasy. 






Sometimes it helps to look at your supplies in a different manner.  :)  A simple idea, yes I know.  But it has added a little somethin' to my layout.  lol!


Thanks for visiting..x