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May 16, 2011

Guest Designer | Scrapidees Le Blog (June Month in Review Layout)

My second post today features a layout I created for the Scrapidees Blog.

If you're looking for today's Lawn Fawn May Inspiration Week blog post, click HERE.

With this layout I have finally finished up all of 2010's Month in Review layouts with this layout! Whoohoo!(To see all the layouts I created for 2010 see below the supply list.)

A huge thank you to Paloma and the Scrapidees Design Team for asking me to create a sketch/layout for them this week! Please be sure to check out the Scrapidees DT layouts using my sketch HERE.

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Here's the coordinating sketch for my layout. If creating photo collages like this aren't your thing, consider replacing the collage with a single 5x7" photo like I show in the sketch or maybe a couple of 4x6 photos, etc. I know I had someone asking me on the 2Peas Message Board about doing a sketch/layout with a single 5x7 photo and this is a good example of a design that would work for that.

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I used the following Silhouette shapes from the Silhouette Store for the title:


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The design of this page is pretty simple but by adding lots of paper layers it gives the page depth and dimension. Layered die cut circles behind the title help it stand out from the background.

A few randomly placed buttons, brads and stickers add a whimsical feel. I punched circles from the orange grid patterned paper and layered them on top of the same patterned paper strip for subtle dimension.

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I printed the journaling on a Creative Cafe journaling sheet and added Doodlebug buttons along the Pebbles patterned paper along the left side for color (plus I absolutely adore DB buttons!).

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SUPPLIES (click on photos for links):

Additional Month in Review 2010 layouts:

Have a good one!

Posted at 11:03 AM in SCRAPBOOK | Layouts, TECHNIQUE | Silhouette Cameo Die Cutting | | Comments (17) | TrackBack (0)

Lawn Fawn | May Inspiration Week (Admit One)

Happy Monday!

Lots of projects to share again this week. This is the first of two posts today. To see The Scrapidees Guest Designer blog post, click HERE.

It's Lawn Fawn's May Inspiration Week, ending with the introduction of this quarter's nine new stamp sets on Thursday, May 19th!

Today, I have a fun card to share with you showcasing Lawn Fawn's new Admit One Stamp Set.

I created the background of the card by trimming a piece of Hawaiian Shores Cardstock (PTI) to 4x5.25" and stamped the ticket stamp (LF Admit One) repeatedly over the background using Frost White (Colorbox) ink. To get an evenly stamped background, I started in the middle of the trimmed cardstock and stamped one row at a time, working out from the middle each time. Then I took the "ticket" word stamp (LF Admit One) and stamped it in the center of each stamped ticket. I love creating my own custom backgrounds or patterned paper this way. 

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I stamped the balloon (LF Admit One) five times on white cardstock (Neenah) and colored them in with the Copics linked below. I cut each balloon out and trimmed a piece of twine (Divine Twine) for the balloons' strings. I adhered the string to the back of each with a pop dot and adered the balloons to the card as shown. Then I tied the end together and trimmed to even them up.

I die cut the Double Ended Banner (PTI) from vellum and stamped the greeting (LF Admit One) before adhering to the card with foam adhesive hidden under the buttons (Doodlebug).

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SUPPLIES (click on photos for links):

Be sure to check out all the Design Team's samples showcasing Admit One, HERE. And leave a comment for a chance to win the stamp set!

Thanks for stopping by!

Posted at 10:46 AM in COMPANY | Lawn Fawn, TECHNIQUE | Copic Markers | | Comments (16) | TrackBack (0)

May 12, 2011

From Start to Finish | Summertime (feat. April Studio AE Stamp Set)

Hello Thursday!

Today I'm sharing my From Start to Finish layout & video for this week (it went up yesterday on 2peas HERE).

I see that the Studio AE April Stamp set is already sold out in the store! It's a great one. If you picked it up, enjoy!!! Be sure to watch for the May Studio AE stamp set. It should be available from 2peas soon (if you aren't already a member of the monthly club through Technique Tuesday and prefer to buy the stamp sets individually).  

For this week's From Start to Finish layout, I wanted to showcase a border of 2x3" photos with 12" strips of patterned paper. 

Because I didn't have any 12" photo paper on hand, I decided to improvise and piece together two sections of 2x3" photos. Where they meet is barely noticeable and it's a great way to "make do" with what you have! 

I ended up having more than six 2x3" photos, so I printed a couple of extras and trimmed them, leaving a white border. 

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The stamped border was created with colorful inks (Jenni Bowlin Cough Syrup & Chicken Feed; Stampin' Up Kiwi Kiss, Baja Breeze, Basic Gray and Crushed Curry inks) showcasing the April Studio AE It's in the Details stamp set and Ali Edwards Awesome Days of Summer Stamp Set.

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A closer look at the border.

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Small stamped title. I haven't done a smaller title like this in awhile and I am loving it. It is easy to customize pre-made die cuts, journaling spots and more with stamps. I love how perfectly these fit on this Collage Press die cut.

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For the baseball die cut I used a shape out of the Silhouette Store. Easy peasy.

 
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Journaling on an October Afternoon label sticker. I still can't get enough of them. I love label stickers.

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HOW TO:

 

SUPPLIES (click on photos for links):

To see this layout, video and supplies at 2peas, click HERE.

To see the entire From Start to Finish layout + video series, click HERE.

I also wanted to address a question asked in the comments section over on youtube (regarding this layout) if I always use the "strip style/method" when assembling my pages. This is the way I happen to like to create my pages. They don't all look exactly like this but it does give me the freedom to use lots of papers/layers (which I like) and also implement photo strips right into the design of my page rather than sitting "on top" of the background. It also allows me to tuck things here and there and break up parts of the page with borders. I would say that all in all I am fairly consistent with this style and it just "suits me" and what my eye likes. I hope that makes sense! I just thought it was a good question and youtube doesn't give a lot of character space in which to write a wordy response! ha. 

Thanks for stopping by today!

 

Posted at 05:23 PM in SCRAPBOOK | From Start to Finish 2011, SCRAPBOOK | Layouts, TECHNIQUE | Silhouette Cameo Die Cutting | | Comments (15) | TrackBack (0)

May 11, 2011

Guest Designer | American Crafts (feat. the Silhouette)

Hello Wednesday!

I have a lot to share with you today.

This is actually the second post of the day featuring many projects. Click HERE for the Lily Pad Cards Guest Designer post.

Because of the guest designer posts, I will share my From Start to Finish layout & video tomorrow, however you can still see it at 2Peas HERE.

American Crafts has been a staple in my scrapbooking product stash for as long as I can remember. And if you have been following my blog for awhile you know that I rave about the American Crafts cardstock and how I don't think there is anything better for die cutting with you Silhouette. ;)

Today, I have six projects to share with you so I better get started!

First, the layouts:

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To create the decorative flourish border in the Silhouette Software, I changed the cutting mat size to 12" long and resized the flourish to 1" tall. Then I duplicated the image repeatedly until I had a row of seven flourishes that all slightly overlapped. I removed a few of the small areas to be cut by clicking the ungroup button and deleting anything I didn't want to cut. Then I clicked and dragged around the entire border and clicked the "weld" button so that the software would create a continuous border to be cut all at once instead of individual flourishes. It was really quick and easy to do and makes a really nice statement on this feminine layout. I wanted to incorporate some die cut flowers on my page and chose to use another flourish design. I simply cut the flourish in a couple of sizes from several pieces of patterned paper and layered them on punched circles, adding a brad embellished with pearl gems.

SILHOUETTE SHAPES:


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SUPPLIES (click photos for links):

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Because my layout was photo heavy, I wanted to balance the design with the a large title and larger scale die cut embellishment. I die cut the butterfly at 3.5" wide from cardstock and framed it by cutting circles from the bottom layers using a Coluzzle tool. I love the way the circles frame the butterfly and draw attention to the design. I machine stitched the center of the butterfly to secure it to the page and left the wings loose. To add emphasis to the Thickers title, I die cut a couple of flourishes small (1" tall) and added a flourish to each end.

SILHOUETTE SHAPES:


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SUPPLIES (click photos for links):

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I wanted to incorporate some sort of a floral element on this page to help break up all the hard lines from the layered papers, however, I wanted it to make a big impact. I die cut the flower from cardstock, once from white and once from pink, and layered the pink flower over the white flower to give it a bit of dimension without bulk. Then I used a white pen to add dot detailing along the design to really make it stand out.

SILHOUETTE SHAPES:

 
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SUPPLIES (click photos for links):

Cards:

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I think the Dear Lizzy lemon design is adorable and when I came across this cute Dear Lizzy sticker in my stash I knew it would make a fun card! I ungrouped the lemon design and cut the base of the lemons from cardstock and the inside pieces from vellum. I inked the edges of the cardstock pieces with distress ink for a more realistic and dimensional look. I layered cardstock, paper, vellum, ribbon, tags and the sticker to complete the tag. I popped the round lemon up with foam dots for additional dimension.

SILHOUETTE SHAPES:


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SUPPLIES (click photos for links):

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I wanted to create a custom flower die cut background design for my card. I started by resizing the flower design to approximately 1.5" wide in the Silhouette Software. I duplicated the design and slightly overlapped the two flowers, then I repeated that step until I had a block of sixteen flowers overlapping. I clicked outside the design and dragged to create a box around the shape and then clicked the 'weld' button. Anywhere the flowers overlapped was welded together to create a lace paper. I resized the design to 4.25" to fit the front of my card and cut the design from cardstock.

SILHOUETTE SHAPES:

 
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SUPPLIES (click photos for links):

Home Decor:

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I love creating customized framed projects for my home. I used four Dear Lizzy Silhouette shapes to create this frame for my daughter's room. I layered vellum over the cloud background paper before adhering anything to help make the die cut shapes stand out more. I popped the fence up on foam adhesive and adhered the bicycle to the fence. Several of the hearts are adhered with foam dots as well. To die cut the hearts, I ungrouped the design in the Silhouette software before cutting to remove the outer circle design.

SILHOUETTE SHAPES:


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SUPPLIES (click photos for links):

Click HERE to check out the American Craft Blog. 

Thanks for stopping by. Tomorrow I will share the From Start to Finish layout and video that went up at 2peas today.

Night!

Posted at 06:18 PM in SCRAPBOOK | Layouts, TECHNIQUE | Silhouette Cameo Die Cutting | | Comments (20) | TrackBack (0)

Guest Designer | Lily Pad Cards Blog

This is my first of two posts today. American Crafts Guest Designer post coming soon. :)

If you are looking for today's From Start to Finish layout at 2peas, click HERE (I will post it here tomorrow). 

I am absolutely thrilled to be the guest designer for Lily Pad Cards today! Not only are they the nicest people ever but the sheer amount of talent and ideas on this blog blow me away. I am a huge fan. :)

How about some new card shares... five new card shares!

First, I have been dying to use the Papertrey Ink Friendship Jar Spring Fillers stamps since I bought them a few months ago. I am in love with the entire collection of Friendship Fillers and the spring set is no exception!

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I stamped the jar (PTI Friendship Jar) and flowers (PTI Friendship Jar Spring Fillers) directly on a piece of Neenah Solar White cardstock (4x5.25") using Memento Tuxedo black ink. I added the text background (PTI Background Basics Newsprint) using Antique Linen Distress Ink. I just stamped over the entire image, not bothering to mask anything off. Next, I stamped the "water" (PTI Friendship Jar) inside the jar using Hero Arts Soft Pool Shadow Ink. I stamped the "string" (PTI Friendship Jar Spring Fillers) to appear as if it's tied around the jar  using Stampin' Up Melon Mambo ink. I colored in the flowers with copics (linked below) and then using the Ranger Ink Blending tool to add Antique Linen ink to the entire image. 

I added a stamped greeting (PTI Mat Stack 3 Collection), sewed buttons randomly and adhered the piece to a Hero Arts notecard.

SUPPLIES (click on photos for links):

It's almost the end of the school year here and so I am needing some teacher thank you cards. I loved the apple in the Lawn Fawn My Silly Valentine Stamp Set. Paired with PTI stamps and dies and an Ali Edwards stamped greeting, the copic colored apple really stands out. :) 

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I stamped the Simply Chartreuse cardstock (PTI) with the Hero Arts Thank You Definition stamp using Stampin' Up Kiwi Kiss ink for a tone on tone look. layered Spring Moss and Simply Chartreuse cardstock (PTI), distressed the edges of the Spring Moss string and stamped the greetings (Ali Edwards) using SU Basic Gray ink. The machine stitched edges give the border a more finished look. Punched and layered half circles secured with mini brads complete the border.

To create the die cut, stamped and layered design, I first die cut the Mat Stack 4 die (PTI) from Neenah Solar White cardstock then stamped the coordinating stamp design (PTI) using Jenni Bowlin Cough Syrup ink. I die cut the green scalloped circle (PTI) from Simply Chartreuse cardstock and punched the circles from Smokey Shadow (PTI) and Solar White (Neenah) cardstocks. I stamped the apple (Lawn Fawn) using Memento Tuxedo Black ink and colored the image in with copics (linked below). Googly eyes and some rustic twine (PTI) finish the design.

SUPPLIES (click on photos for links):

I can never have enough birthday cards on hand so that I have one when I need it. I chose to go with a brightly colored card for those summer birthdays coming up. Lots of layers and stamping.

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I trimmed the Hawaiian Shores cardstock (PTI) to 4x5.25" and embossed it with the By the Numbers Impression Plate (PTI) before distressing the edges. I layered Orange Zest Saddle Stitched Ribbon (PTI) and Hibiscus Burst Topnotch Twill Tape (PTI) at the top of the card, added a 1" strip of vellum (embossed 1/8" from each side using Martha Stewart scoring board) stamped with greetings (Lawn Fawn) using white ink. I folded one edge under the mat and one over the top, securing both ends with the Tiny Attacher.

I die cut the doily (MFT) using Aqua Mist cardstock (PTI) and punched a 3" circle from white cardstock (Neenah). I stamped the circle (Family Cirlce by TT) using SU Melon Mambo ink. I punched a 2.75" circle from a post it and layered it over the stamped circle so that it would mask off the outside of the stamped circle. Then I stamped the Happy Definition (Hero Arts) with Chicken Feed Ink (Jenni Bowlin) and stamped it over the masked shape. I stamped the cupcake, plate and candle (Lawn Fawn) on white cardstock (Neenah) and colored in with copics (linked below) before cutting out and assembling on the circle. Bright buttons finish the design.

SUPPLIES (click on photos for links):




































Here's another little birthday card. I trimmed a notecard to 3" wide x 5.5" tall and layered it with cardstock and this cute MFT stamped girl holding a balloon. MFT die-namics die and coordinating stamps create a cute coordinating greeting.

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I trimmed the snow notecard (Hero Arts) to 3x5.5" and matted it with Pure Poppy cardstock (PTI) and added punched borders from Smokey Shadow cardstock (PTI). I stamped the My Balloon stamp (MFT) using Memento Tuxedo black ink and colored her in with copics (linked below). I used the feathering copic technique to add "grass", then masked the image and stamped over the whole thing with the Clouds background stamp (Hero Arts) using Soft Pool Shadow Ink (HA).

I die cut the label (MFT) from white cardstock (Neenah) and stamped it with the coordinating stamp using Cough Syrup ink (Jenni Bowlin). I added the greeting by coloring the stamp with Memento Markers (black & bamboo leaves). Divine Twine and gems complete the card.

SUPPLIES (click on photos for links):









































For this last card I wanted to do something a bit more elegant and not quite so playful. A simple inked background and stamped greeting with a die cut felt flower make for a lovely presentation.

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For the background, I trimmed a piece of white cardstock (Neenah) and stamped the Flower Burst Background (HA) using Versamark, then I heat set it with white powder. Then I inked the piece with Barn Door, Scattered Straw and Wild Honey Distress Inks (Ranger) using the ink blending tool. The embossed area resisted the ink and I wiped off the excess ink with a paper towel. I matted the inked piece on Harvest Gold cardstock (PTI) and distressed the edges before adhering to a snow notecard (HA).

I stamped the greeting on Rustic White Cardstock (PTI) using Cough Syrup (Jenni Bowlin) ink and layered thin strips of the same cardstock along the top and bottom edge and then machine stitched down each side. I die cut a scallop border (MFT) from Pure Poppy cardstock (PTI) and tucked it under the greeting border.

I die cut the Rolled Rose (MFT) from Pure Poppy felt (PTI) and created the flower. Using a button and string, I secured the flower and adhered to my card. I die cut the leaves (MFT) from Simply Chartreuse felt (PTI) and tucked t hem under the flower.

SUPPLIES (click on photos for links):

Check out the Lily Pad Cards Blog HERE.

Thanks for taking a look! Have a super day!

Posted at 02:27 PM in COMPANY | Hero Arts, COMPANY | Lawn Fawn, TECHNIQUE | Copic Markers | | Comments (6) | TrackBack (0)

May 10, 2011

May Studio AE from Technique Tuesday Blog Hop

Welcome to the May Studio AE Blog Hop!

Today, the Studio AE team is joining up with Ali Edwards to show some projects we made with May’s Studio AE stamp set. We had so much fun last month that we decided to do it again!

The new stamp set from Ali and Technique Tuesday is called, “Real Life by Ali Edwards.”

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The set consists of 16 clear stamps. The set works great for scrapbook pages and mini books, as well as cards.

The set ships to Studio AE members between the 10th and the 15th. Non-Studio AE members can also purchase the set for a limited time through the Technique Tuesday Web site. Some retailers are also now offering the Studio AE stamp sets for purchase. Check with your favorite retailer for more details about that.

Here’s my project using the May stamp set:

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I created stamped circle accents using stamps from the May Studio AE Stamp Set (I used 5 stamps from this month's set) and combined it with the Family Circle Stamp Set (large circle & bracket) and December Daily Stamp Set (2010). I used lots of colorful inks (CTMH Juniper & Tulip, SU Kiwi Kiss, Crushed Curry & Soft Suede) to make colorful accents that coordinate with the patterned papers I used. I love how the stamped phrase creates a sub-title as well as a fun embellishment.

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I die cut the title using a design from the Silhouette Online Store:


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The torn notebook edge paper was created using a Kerri Bradford digi die cut kit (see link below in supplies).

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I stamped one of the phrases directly on an October Afternoon label sticker.

Additional Month in Review 2010 layouts:

SUPPLIES (click on photos for links):

Please check out the blogs of Ali and all of Technique Tuesday’s Studio AE team members taking part in today’s blog hop to see more ways to use the new set. *updated with links to the blog hop's posts*

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Wendy Sue (May's Studio AE Guest!)

Nichol (that's me!)

Laura

Sharyn

Teri

Jaime

Leave a comment on one or all of their blogs by Midnight PST on May 12th. We’ll pick two people from comments received on all seven of the blogs to receive the Missing You by Ali Edwards stamp set from Technique Tuesday. 

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The more comments you leave, the better chance you have to win.

The winners will be announced on the Technique Tuesday Facebook page on May 13th so be sure to check it out.

Thanks for stopping by our blogs today and taking part in the hop!

 

 

Posted at 07:00 AM in COMPANY | Kerri Bradford Studio, SCRAPBOOK | Layouts, TECHNIQUE | Silhouette Cameo Die Cutting | | Comments (103) | TrackBack (0)

May 09, 2011

Studio AE | It's in the Details Limited Edition Stamps

The April Studio AE stamp set, It's in the Details is available at 2peas now HERE.

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Click the links below for a couple of samples on how I have used this set:

* I've already shared these layouts in previous posts but wanted to show them together here with the stamp set.* This is one of my favorites from the Studio AE monthly stamp sets. This is one you can reach for over and over and over for all your scrapbooking layouts. Love that.

  • Studio AE April Blog Hop (10 months). Click HERE for additional details.

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  • April 6, 2011 From Start to Finish Series layout (Precious LIttle Moments). Click HERE for additional details.

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A couple of notes about what to expect here on the blog this week:

  • Tomorrow, (May 10th) is the May Studio AE Blog Hop showcasing May's Limited Edition Stamp Set, Real Life. Blog posts by the Studio AE Design Team will go up as follows: 8 a.m. EST/7 a.m. Central/ 6 a.m. Mountain/5 a.m. PST.
  • Wednesday (May 11th) I will have 2 guest designer blog posts (lots of projects shared).
  • Thursday (May 12th) I will be sharing the layout and video for this week's From Start to Finish layout at 2peas. The layout and video will go up on 2Peas on Wednesday but I won't post it here on my blog until Thursday since Wednesday is pretty full already. ;)
  • I will be using the April Studio AE Stamp Set in this week's From Start to Finish layout + video. It's one of my favorites and so very versatile!

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May 07, 2011

Happy NSD Weekend!

Happy National Scrapbook Day/Weekend, scrapping friends!

I am spending the day finishing up some guest designer projects and wanted to drop in to share some fun links for free shipping at 2peas and new digi die cut kits from Kerri Bradford.

First up, Two Peas has a sweet deal going on this weekend, May 7-8th HERE:

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Next, Kerri Bradford has a couple of AMAZING new digi die cut kits for sale on her blog.

If you are a fan of Becky Higgins Project Life kit, check out the digi die cut kit that Kerri has created to coordinate:

Life Additions #1

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Even if you don't use project life, these are freaking fantastic! I will be using these on all kinds of scrapbook layouts for sure. Check out how the frames and titles work together:

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Wouldn't this be awesome cut to fit inside a frame and used as home decor?

Kerri also designed a kit with mom's in mind, but it isn't so mother's day specific that you couldn't use it for so many other things. That's just one of the things I love about Kerri's designs: they work for so many types/themes of projects.

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Isn't that phrase just perfection? This will be making an appearance is some sort of home decor project soon. I want this phrase on my wall where I can see it daily.

Hope everyone is having a wonderful Saturday! 

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May 04, 2011

From Start to Finish | I Want to Remember

By creating a From Start to Finish video & layout each week, you start to see a pattern of what I am working on, what I am finishing up. I shared THIS layout 2 weeks ago and mentioned that I would need to do another 2-page layout to finish up the Christmas card photos from 2010. I wanted to get this finished, off my desk and put away in its album on the shelf in our family room so that's just what I did. 

For this page, I shopped my scrapbook "stash" and picked some products that although they aren't "old" per se, most aren't "new". Don't be afraid to shop your supplies and use what you have on hand. :) 

Because these layouts tend to be photo and/or journaling heavy, I try to limit the amount of embellishments and stick to mainly patterned paper layers and simple touches that create an interesting yet simple page. 

The ornament patterned paper strips serve as a bit of embellishment on this page, almost as if they are "hanging" from the bottom row of photos. Simple stamping, a couple of stickers and a few brads/clip complete the embellishment process. 

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I stamped the kraft cardstock with the Hero Arts Fabulous Flourish stamp using Jenni Bowlin Malted Milk ink for a subtle tone on tone effect. Then I finished it off by stamping "joy to the world" from an Ali Edwards stamp set using Cough Syrup Jenni Bowlin Ink and a phrase from the February Studio AE set using Spice Tin JB ink.

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Printing a little information on an October Afternoon label sticker quickly shows that this is a continuation from the first page of photo cards I have already done for 2010.

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Number stickers placed directly on the photos correspond back to the numbers in the journaling for easy reference.

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HOW TO

 

SUPPLIES (click photos for links):

Want to see more of my album?

Here are my layouts for past years:

To see this week's layout and video at 2Peas, click HERE.

To see the entire series of From Start to Finish layouts + videos, click HERE.

Thanks for stopping by today!

 

Posted at 08:13 PM in SCRAPBOOK | From Start to Finish 2011, SCRAPBOOK | Layouts | | Comments (11) | TrackBack (0)

May 03, 2011

Kerri Bradford's Digi Die Cutting Kits

My most favorite thing to die cut is definitely titles.

There is just something about creating your own custom sized title for a project that feels so right to me.

It makes the whole design come together.

Check out this amazing new kit by the super fabulous Kerri Bradford:

It's All About You

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You will be seeing lots of these titles on scrapbook pages in the coming weeks.

I love each and every one of these.

See you tomorrow for a new From Start to Finish video/layout!

Have a good one...

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