Treasuring Memories

Hello my scrapper friends! I hope all of you are good. I've had a very busy days traveling, teaching but I had a wonderful time!  My poor blog needs an update of my last projects and today I start sharing this mixed media layout and video tutorial that I made using the fabulous Destination Unknown collection by 7Dots Studio . I also worked with the Um Wow Studio chippies.   You will see all the creative process in a video tutorial that I made for all of you at the end of this post.  This page is about a cruise trip that I did with hubby a few years ago and I think this collection and this particular paper with the Caribbean map goes perfect with my picture and the story behind it. The papers are Celestial and Destination Unknown.  I worked with two different stencils from the same collection, you will see how I used them in the video. I stamped in white and back inks with the clear stamp from the same collection.  My title "Adventure" word is a 2Crafty Chipbo

Hello!!  I hope you had a great Eastern time! I made this card for the 7 Dots Studio "Nature"  March-April challenge. Create any project inspired by nature, use at least one 7Dots Studio product and join our challenge. Everything is blooming here in NC, so I made this card inspired in the pretty Spring season. I worked with the Destination Unknown collection the 6 x 6 paper pad. Some closer details.... I hope you can join our challenge, all details........ HERE 7Dots Studio.... BLOG Until next time!! Marilyn

Hello!!!  Today I share with you a tag tutorial using the new beautiful collection "Destination Unknown" by 7Dots Studios .  I made this tag with fabulous textures and dimension using the 6" x 6" designer pad, the chipboard, the stencil, tags and stickers. This collection has beautiful colors and embellishments. I stamped the anchor and stars with the fantastic stamp from the same collection. These beautiful chipboards are from Um-Wow-Studios designed for this collection. Here's the tutorial...enjoy it!! I worked with the  Destination Unknown -pad 6 x 6  and I chose the " Celestial " paper.  Then I scored one and half inch border on either side of my paper using my paper trimmer and the scoring tool. I folded each border of my paper.  Next, I tore the two sides of the paper as  illustrated in photo. With Molding paste and the new  Line Element Mask  I gave textures to both borders.  Then I cut a  piece of paper