Here is a layout of my adorable grandaughter. I love this picture and was looking for the right design. I found it when I saw Luzma's Christmas in Chile layout. I used Bo Bunny's St Nick collection. I love the colors! The border punches I used are Martha Stewart's Modern Garland and Doily Lace. The circles were punched with a Creative Memories punch. The tree was cut with the cricut using the shadow feature in Christmas Cheer. The poinsettias are made by Prima, and the letters are American Crafts Thickers. If you love my layout enough to leave a comment, please stop by Luzma's blog and leave her some love too! Thanks for stopping by!
Monday, December 27, 2010
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Time with Grandma
I just finished this layout today. I used a a mishmash of Graphic 45 papers. There's Steampunk, Fashionista, On the Boardwalk, and Le Romantique. Wasn't sure I could make it work, but I love the end result. I used some of the wonderful chipboard cuts that I found in a scrapstore in Vegas. I love this clock and will have to find some more of this wonderful stuff! I added some border punching with the Martha Stewart quilted lace punch. The flowers were again made with my cricut using the George and Basic shapes cartridge. Except this time I cut three sizes for each flower. I always ink my flowers and then trace on them and add stamens. It may not look good when you are doing it, but it will look really nice when the flower is put together. The design is totally mine. It started out simple and then I just kept adding. Hope you enjoy it.
Monday, December 6, 2010
Windows to the Past
I finally have a layout to share with you. It was made for a Guest Design Team spot at http://lizqualman.blogspot.com/. For the spot, you had to do a layout using the sketch she created. And what an awesome sketch! It was incredibly easy to work with. For this layout I decided to use some old family photos. They are pictures of my Great Great Grandparents. It's as if they knew they would be scrapbooked one day!! I had to play with the photo of my grandmother, because my aunt had tried colorizing it and she looks a little rough around the edges. But all in al,l I love the pictures. With old pictures you have to use heritage type papers, and I chose Graphic 45's Renaissance collection. As always, I use the flip side of the graphics. I just love the colors and patterns! I added some black border punching to make it stand out. Gotta love Martha Stewart punches!! And lastly, I made the flowers with my cricut expression. I used the George and Basic Shapes cart. I cut the flower at two different sizes and layered. I think this layout came out beautiful! I hope you enjoy it!
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Christmas Baskets
I am making Christmas baskets right now, and thought I would share with you. I love making these and they take no time at all. Running short on time these days so I am going to keep it short and sweet. Here they are:
Saturday, November 6, 2010
November Kit at Pages in Time
Oh my my my, did we get a fabulous kit this month! The papers are soooo beautiful!!! I couldn't wait to put them to use! The kit includes the Scarlet papers by Glitz and costs $26.95 plus shipping. This is what you get:
And this is one of the lo's I created with it. I used a sketch by Beggahuna for inspiration.
And this is one of the lo's I created with it. I used a sketch by Beggahuna for inspiration.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Cricut Christmas Card
Here's a nice easy card to make. Not a whole lot to it, and I really love the elegance of it!! The snowflake is from the Winter Woodlands cart. For the punched border I used Martha Stewart's modern garland punch. Thanks for looking!
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
More Christmas Cards
You will be seeing a lot of these the next month or so. I used sketch 13 on the Cardabilities blog. Here is the sketch:
Here are my cards:
If you need help with cards, be sure to check out their blog. Just click on the words Cardabilities blog up above, and it will take you there.
Here are my cards:
If you need help with cards, be sure to check out their blog. Just click on the words Cardabilities blog up above, and it will take you there.
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