Hello and happy Wednesday! So happy we have a short week this week in the US. 🙂 Today is also the weekly sale day at The Lilypad, with 50% off select products.
I made this page using a kit in the sale:
That background paper is so much fun!
The latest collection by Mari Koegelenberg is all kinds of dreamy! Especially the brushes!
And for once, I did have some very appropriate summery pictures to use with this kit. 🙂
I am so excited to share what I created with this month’s Memory Pockets Monthly at The Lilypad! First off, I made a page with the main kit and papers by Sara Gleason.
Credits:
Memory Pockets Monthly: Viewpoint by The Lilypad
Arboretum: Viewpoint and Viewpoint Papers by Sara Gleason
Viewpoint Element by Sahlin Studio
Then, my jaw just about dropped to the floor when I saw the add ons by Sahlin Studio:
 
These products were absolutely perfect for me to scrap a recap page about my month-long April travels. I scrapped these pages in 9″x12″ size (a first!). I love the right page with the 3×4 cards. I had to matte my 8.x”x11″ hybrid map onto a larger piece of paper, and I selected this pretty vellum from my stash, since it matched the colors perfectly.
This page is hybrid (=I printed out the digital designs by Sahlin Studio on Canon matte photo paper 8.5×11 and 4×6). Then I added more details.. washi tape, stitching, and of course stamping.
I chose one or two photos from each of the countries we visited.
I also made a fun recap of the main statistics of the trip. I couldn’t fit more, but I love this summary.
I added numbers to the map for the countries we visited, and listed them on a journaling card.
More stamping on journaling cards..
I made the title combining three pretty alpha stamps. It truly was the trip of a lifetime!
I’m so happy with how this spread turned out!
With my travels, I never shared here the page I made for the May gallery at write.click.scrapbook. The theme was everyday, so I scrapped a couple pictures I took of a groundhog in our backyard. Looking out our kitchen window is one of my favorite daily activities!
For the May gallery at write.click.scrapbook
Have a nice day!
I think this was my first time playing along with Day in the Life. I didn’t really take many pictures, but I had fun telling the story of this day.
I used the digital Little Things Story Kit by Ali Edwards, as well as one of her previous Story Kit stamp sets, Prompts. Those little icons were perfect to tell the story!
Have a nice week!
Hello and happy Saturday! The May Mixed Media Monthly (M3) is in the shop at The Lilypad, and I love the colors!!
I kept my color scheme to blue and pink, and I love how this page turned out!
The latest collection by Digital Design Essentials has such a pretty palette!
I used it to scrap about this pretty spring season and my hopes for spring+summer.
Have a nice day!
You guys.. I am still pinching myself that I was asked to contribute to Inked | Color, an online class taught by Maggie Massey at Studio Calico!
I have a big, big love for stamps and bright colors, so this class couldn’t have been a better fit for me! There’s still time to sign up, and classes start on May 12! Here are a couple sneaks of what I have been working on for class… 😉
I am using this stamp that is one of 4 stamp sets released for this class.
Hope to see you in class!
Hello and happy Friday! The page I am sharing today means a lot to me, because it’s about one of the most important people in my life, my beloved grandmother. Her health has been declining rapidly these past two years, so I wanted to document one of the happy moments she’s had when I visited her recently.
This is one very special lady right there, who gave me the best childhood memories I could possibly have.
I combined 2 new products from The Lilypad (left) and digital brushes from Ali Edwards (right) to make this page.
 
 
This lovely kit is perfect for Mother’s Day (this weekend in the US) and it’s 20% off too!
And after the pandas.. my second page from my vacation features a koala! 🙂 Straight from Australia.
It was seriously the cutest!! This is a hybrid page. I printed out the picture, word art by Ali Edwards and journaling, then added it on top of the background paper, and embellished with some paper and washi, plus a couple of physical stamps.
I love how Ali’s products encourage me to get those stories told! It would have been easy to make a page with this awesome photo and no words, but I wanted to document more than just the cuteness.