A Boy and His Dog

I love this layout...everything about it.   The colors, the paper, the flowers and of course the little boy!
I created the flowers using Heartfelt Botanical Flower Stamps...I'm addicted to this stamp set lately.  Beautiful!. 

The paper line is from Webster's Pages... aren't they adorable. 

Can't wait to show you more goodies next...so until then, have a great weekend. 

Hugs

My First Post with Beary Scrap

Today is my first day as Beary Scrap's new guest designer.  I'm thrilled to see what the next three months are going to bring.

Believe it or not Christmas is right around the corner and now is the time to start those Christmas cards... For this card I used Webster's Pages Waiting for Santa/ Sweet Season 6x6 pad.  I love the way Webster's Pages has such unique graphic pages in a collection but then also have a nice choice of rich patterns, for a perfect  mix. 

Hugs,

What's your Routine?

This is a 12 x 12 layout I created using Webster's Pages.  The challenge was to do a layout with the one word title of "Routine".  My routine is being sure my oldest son gets all his meds twice a day.  So what is your routine everyday? 

You Mean the World to Me

This is a card I made for the current Shabby Tea Room challenge.  It was a recipe challenge 2 designer papers, 4 buttons and 6 layers...and did I have fun with this.  The papers are from Webster's Pages and I love how unusual they are for a beach/ocean theme.  The flowers were made with Kraft cardstock, water and ink and of course four buttons, LOL.  I burned the edges of the map paper to give a worn aged look and then torn the kraft paper behind it to match.  Prima vines added a perfect touch behind my flowers and I used some hemp to add a little hand sewn stitching.  Lastly the sentiment if from JustRite Stampers and embossed..

I feel like I'm ready to head to Key West with a margarita in my hand with this card, LOL...that's a nice feeling.  Have a great weekend and see you next week.

Hugs,

Spellbinders Second Entry Layout

I told you I would continue to show you over the next few days my entries for the Spellbinders Design Team.  This was my second entry.  We had to do a layout...

I used Webster's Pages for the base of my projects.  The large flower frame is cut from Bazzil cardstock and also telephone book pages that I sprayed with Tattered Angels Mist.  The boarder and the butterflies are all Spellbinders dies.  The title is from Dusty Attic...you have to try out their chipboard...AMAZING. Oh and I course I doctored the picture of my son in Photoshop with the butterfly wings...nope trust me there are no little wings on that monkey, LOL. 

JustRite Challenge Card

This week over at JustRite's Blog, they have a sketch challenge.  I really love their stamps but don't have any of their new ones...so I thought I would join in the fun of the challenge.  I got so tickled when I started to do their sketch

It was all rectangles...and as many just rite stamps that I have they are all circles.  Actually majority of them are Christmas one and baking ones...I mean like three to four of each.  What does that tell you about me?  I love Christmas and I love to eat, LOL. 

I love the way I addressed the sketch for only having circle stamps.  The paper is from Webster's Pages.  The keys/key hole is from Tim Holtz, foam tape for lots of layers and shadow boxing effect,  and of course the embossed sentiment is from JUSTRITE.  So how did I do considering the challenge and what I had to work with.

I LOVE THIS PAGE!!!

I really love the way this page turned out.  I was feeling extremely uninspired on Saturday but really wanted to scrap something...so I sat down and before I knew it, I had completed this layout, and I love it.  It's got such a unique feel to it, just like my sweet little Tin Man. 

I used the following products for this layout:

Tim Holtz Inks

Sizzix Die

Tim Holtz: film strip ribbon

Webster's Pages Paper

Dimensional Elements / On Target from Close To My Heart

Webster's Page Vellum

Exploring Websters Pages

I've loved Webster's Pages Paper for some time, but just it's just been one of those lines you tend to save instead of breaking it out and using it.  So with the journey I'm on to really explore my scrapbooking skills, I thought...now is the time to use that paper up...and so I've started.  This is the first layout I've done using Webster's Pages and I love it.  Once you get past the whole...don't cover up anything beautiful...then you'll find you have a wonderful creation with lots of layers.

Detail of Layered Ribbon and Handmade Flowers

This layout qualifies for the anything goes challenge over at Beary Scraps.