Head on over to the SRM blog to see all the details on this Heaven & Earth Bible Journaling.
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
Monday, March 6, 2017
St. Patty's Day Tubes
You still have plenty of time to make these fun St. Patty's Day Tubes that I'm sharing over on the SRM Blog today.
Head on over to the SRM blog to see all the details on making your own rainbow and pot of gold tubes.
Head on over to the SRM blog to see all the details on making your own rainbow and pot of gold tubes.
Wednesday, March 1, 2017
St. Patty's Day Card
It's March, and that means it's almost time for St. Patty's Day! I have a good bit of Irish blood in me, and I love sending a St. Patty's Day card our 2 out to the relatives who are responsible for my Irish heritage.
Half the fun every year is picking what St. Patty's or Irish themed collection to use. This year I decided to go with bright and whimsical with Doodlebug's Happy Go Lucky collection. While it's mostly shades of green, there are some fun rainbow pops (like the polka dot paper in the background of my card). And, who could resist those fun shamrocks. I love Doodlebug Doodle Pop stickers. I just happened to have a shamrock one on hand, so I used that to add dimension to my card.
I used a rub on from Moxxie for my sentiment. I liked how it blended in instead of becoming a focal point. I really wanted the eye to be drawn more to the Doodle Pop Sticker than the sentiment.
I don't always decorate the insides of my cards, but I felt like this one needed a little something. I used a simple cut out card from Happy Go Lucky to add a rainbow colored "Happy St. Pat's Day".
Do you make cards for St. Patty's Day or celebrate in any way? I love to hear your plans.
Half the fun every year is picking what St. Patty's or Irish themed collection to use. This year I decided to go with bright and whimsical with Doodlebug's Happy Go Lucky collection. While it's mostly shades of green, there are some fun rainbow pops (like the polka dot paper in the background of my card). And, who could resist those fun shamrocks. I love Doodlebug Doodle Pop stickers. I just happened to have a shamrock one on hand, so I used that to add dimension to my card.
I used a rub on from Moxxie for my sentiment. I liked how it blended in instead of becoming a focal point. I really wanted the eye to be drawn more to the Doodle Pop Sticker than the sentiment.
I don't always decorate the insides of my cards, but I felt like this one needed a little something. I used a simple cut out card from Happy Go Lucky to add a rainbow colored "Happy St. Pat's Day".
Do you make cards for St. Patty's Day or celebrate in any way? I love to hear your plans.
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
Discover USA Road Trip Layout
I am fast falling in love with Paper House's Discover USA collection. Besides loving the colors and patterns in this collection, I quickly finding it very versatile. I have a farm themed birthday card using the collection over on the Paper House blog today, and I wanted to share a very different side of the collection here with a Discover USA road trip layout.
This bold stripe is one of my very favorite papers in the collection. I love a good stripe, and the pops of white between each stripe give the paper a modern feel.
There are a ton of great embellishments with this collection. Here, I've mixed some of the 3D stickers with the card stock stickers to create a little cluster of embellishments and the perfect place to add some journaling.
I think my product, though, from this collection are the puffy stickers. They are so much fun to use and add a lot of dimension to the layout.
If you'd like to see more of the versatility of this collection head on over to the Paper House blog to check out my farm themed birthday card.
I wrote this post while participating on the Paper House Design Team.
This bold stripe is one of my very favorite papers in the collection. I love a good stripe, and the pops of white between each stripe give the paper a modern feel.
There are a ton of great embellishments with this collection. Here, I've mixed some of the 3D stickers with the card stock stickers to create a little cluster of embellishments and the perfect place to add some journaling.
I think my product, though, from this collection are the puffy stickers. They are so much fun to use and add a lot of dimension to the layout.
If you'd like to see more of the versatility of this collection head on over to the Paper House blog to check out my farm themed birthday card.
I wrote this post while participating on the Paper House Design Team.
Friday, February 17, 2017
School Picture Layout
Oh, school pictures! I never get too concerned about how my kids look since I take annual photos every year on our own, but oh is it fun to see how they turn out... and making a school picture layout is always fun!
I like to use their school picture layouts to record a little about what school was like for them that year. What they were really excited about learning or what challenges they overcame that year.
For this layout, I chose Jillibean Soup Alphabet Soup II. It's a really fun school themed collection that's great for school photos, field trips, and school events.
I used my Cameo to cut a number diecut overlay for the layout. In 3rd grade my son was super excited about learning multiplication and division, so the numbers were especially fitting.
While school photos aren't usually the best, it sure is fun to see how they grow and chance from school year to school year!
I like to use their school picture layouts to record a little about what school was like for them that year. What they were really excited about learning or what challenges they overcame that year.
For this layout, I chose Jillibean Soup Alphabet Soup II. It's a really fun school themed collection that's great for school photos, field trips, and school events.
I used my Cameo to cut a number diecut overlay for the layout. In 3rd grade my son was super excited about learning multiplication and division, so the numbers were especially fitting.
While school photos aren't usually the best, it sure is fun to see how they grow and chance from school year to school year!
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Altered Tissue Box
Hello! I am over on the SRM blog today to share a simple way to dress up a tissue box with vinyl.
Head on over there to see all the details on how I created this.
Head on over there to see all the details on how I created this.
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