I am in a 12x12 layout swap in which we are to use up old papers that we have stashed away. (I have a LOT of that!!) I chose to use the Back Country papers for an outdoor layout. The edges of all of the papers have been sanded with the edge distresser to give a more rustic look.
I used the Dynamic Design pattern in the Cherish how-to book, which Helen Onulak features in her weekly scrapbook challenge.
Here are close-ups of the left and right pages:
Supplies used (all CTMH):
Cardstock: Outdoor Denim, Olive, Barn Red, Crystal Blue
Papers: Back Country (retired)
Stamps: Hook, Line & Sinker (retired); Backwoods (retiring 12/31/10); Campin' Fever
Embellishments: Outdoor Denim ribbon (retired); antique copper brads and bitty brads (retiring 12/31/10)
Thanks for looking!
Friday, October 22, 2010
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Tissue Stamping
This month's episode of Art & Soul is entitled "Autumn Projects to Fall For" and features tissue stamping. What a cool technique, and all you need is your favorite stamp set, some ink and a few Kleenex's! The episode also shows various ways to use the new flip flaps, as well as how to cluster embellishments in your Studio J layouts.
Monday, October 4, 2010
Another Studio J layout and a scrapbook challenge
Fellow Consultant Helen Onulak posts a weekly scrapbook challenge on her blog that features a pattern from one of Close to My Heart's how-to books. This week, her challenge features a member's only pattern from Studio J called Through the Lens.
I used this pattern for a layout featuring my son Riley, who graduated from preschool last spring. The layout also features a member's only paper kit called Class Act.
To try your hand at the Through the Lens pattern, click the Studio J link here or to the right of my blog. Be sure to check out Helen's blog for some very helpful tips on using Studio J. I know I'll be trying them out on my next Studio J layouts!
I used this pattern for a layout featuring my son Riley, who graduated from preschool last spring. The layout also features a member's only paper kit called Class Act.
To try your hand at the Through the Lens pattern, click the Studio J link here or to the right of my blog. Be sure to check out Helen's blog for some very helpful tips on using Studio J. I know I'll be trying them out on my next Studio J layouts!
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