On Sketches4all we have many challenges and contests going on. One is for a sketch, and as a Design team member, my take on the sketch is below. For more information or to join the contest, please follow the link Sketches4all
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Entry for My Creative Scrapbook 3 Month Contest and Sketches In Thyme Sketch
I did some new techniques for this contest. I used dollar store silk flowers and used them as a mask to create the white flower spaces on the page. I then used the same spray mist and sprayed the silk flower to match the LO (they were white to begin with). For the large flower I used a vintage button to pull the flower to make it smaller (it was too big).
The pic is of my mother and her family when she was a little girl (she is about 6). Enjoy.
The pic is of my mother and her family when she was a little girl (she is about 6). Enjoy.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Bo Bunny with Sketch Inspiration Challenge
For this challenge I used the sketch to create a layout of my mother's family. I used The
kitchen spice Bo Bunny papers, and a few of their colored back to back dot papers. For more info on the challenge visit Bo Bunny.
kitchen spice Bo Bunny papers, and a few of their colored back to back dot papers. For more info on the challenge visit Bo Bunny.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Scraps on a Budget - Sketches in Thyme Contest
For this LO I used the Sketches in Thyme sketch. I also used papers from Target from their dollar bin, so this LO is only about $.50 total. Enjoy!!
| Sorry this picture is so grainy, I needed to get it taken so I could submit it for the contest. |
Monday, October 25, 2010
New Prima October 2010
Prima Product Pick-October & A Winner!
October's PPP is FILLED with delightfully spooky products which are perfect for your Halloween (and fall) projects!Just look a the gorgeous flowers offered in purples, oranges and black...the whimsical chandelier-patterned Little Boo paper...smoky black E-Line pearls and alphas, creepy, crawling vines, and sparkly orange Sultan centers!
Prima has a wide variety of perfectly coordinating embellishments to go on your next project! Make sure to check these out for all your crafting needs.
For more info on Prima please see their site at Prima
Monday, October 11, 2010
Pages for my next class
I am hosting my next scrapbook class on October 23rd, 2010. The two layouts are below.
I used water distressing and misting for both of these layouts. I also used my new zutter distress it all tool, so much easier than using your scissors to distress.
I was playing around with my sweet layout and found I felt that it might have needed something , so I altered it with these great flowers I got from a friend at another site http://sketchesforyou.ning.com/. I entered a challenge to make these wonderful flowers you see on the layout below. Tutorial to make them is at this site Fringe Flowers. They are too fun to make, enjoy!!
I used water distressing and misting for both of these layouts. I also used my new zutter distress it all tool, so much easier than using your scissors to distress.
I was playing around with my sweet layout and found I felt that it might have needed something , so I altered it with these great flowers I got from a friend at another site http://sketchesforyou.ning.com/. I entered a challenge to make these wonderful flowers you see on the layout below. Tutorial to make them is at this site Fringe Flowers. They are too fun to make, enjoy!!
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Little Paper Letters
On many sketches and LO I have seen I see these little cute letters. This is my take on how they are done.
1) Materials - ink, cardstock, scissors, adhesive, chalk, and letter stamps (I prefer rubber stamps for this).
2. Stamp out the letters for the word you want. Do not do them order, stamp vertically, this gives it more of the illusion that they are not just cut out of a line.
3. Cut out the letters, do not worry that they are not perfect, this adds to the fun of the letters.
4. Ink all the sides, I like to use chalk for this, but ink works too.
5.I like to use my Xyron for these little letters (they are about 1 cm square when done).
6. Place them on your LO. They looks so cute and they are so easy.
Below are some LOs that I used this technique on. You can also do words, or use printed or hand written letters or words for the same effect.
1) Materials - ink, cardstock, scissors, adhesive, chalk, and letter stamps (I prefer rubber stamps for this).
2. Stamp out the letters for the word you want. Do not do them order, stamp vertically, this gives it more of the illusion that they are not just cut out of a line.
3. Cut out the letters, do not worry that they are not perfect, this adds to the fun of the letters.
4. Ink all the sides, I like to use chalk for this, but ink works too.
5.I like to use my Xyron for these little letters (they are about 1 cm square when done).
6. Place them on your LO. They looks so cute and they are so easy.
| September Birthday - also has the retro V flowers that I did a tutorial in August. |
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