Posts Tagged "Scrapbooking"

Gobble

Posted by on Nov 25, 2010 in Scrapbooks | 0 comments

Gobble

Wishing you lots of good gobbling today! I plan on taking photos of everything I cook today and inserting them in the bottom of this layout. In MDS I’ve got the photo placeholders all set up: 3 squares with Soft Suede Mats. Update: I totally forgot to take photos of what I cooked, so I’ll have to take some photos of leftovers. I’ve updated the image to show the Soft Suede...

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The home stretch: Fun and Cute week

Posted by on Nov 22, 2010 in Scrapbooks | 2 comments

The home stretch: Fun and Cute week

So I slacked off on Classy and Elegant last week, didn’t I. I’ll try to make up for it the last 2 days of november since I don’t have a theme for those two days. But here we are in this week, the 4th week of November. The final style I’m going to explore is Fun and Cute. The Moxie Fab blog describes Fun and Cute this way: What makes a fun and cute card? To begin with–a happy color scheme, a sweet sentiment, and an uncomplicated design. Throw in some whimsy (like cartoons and doodles), a few simple shapes (like hearts and stars), some friendly patterns (like polka...

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Rock-a-bye-baby

Posted by on Nov 18, 2010 in Scrapbooks | 0 comments

Rock-a-bye-baby

My project for today celebrates my new favorite person. Congrats M & J!  

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Artisan Award – Scrapbook Page #2: Road Trip

Posted by on Nov 15, 2010 in Scrapbooks | 0 comments

Artisan Award – Scrapbook Page #2: Road Trip

This is my favorite of the three scrapbook pages I submitted for Stampin’ Up!s Artisan Awards. It falls somewhere between shabby and classy…there is a lot of distressing but the lines are pretty clean.

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Blizzard

Posted by on Nov 13, 2010 in Scrapbooks | 0 comments

Blizzard

For today’s Hybrid scrapbook page, I decided to use an image as my background. The photos on this page were taking during the three (THREE!) blizzards we had in Delaware last year. The snow turned the park next to my house into a Winter Wonderland. One way to do this in MDS is to save your photo in the program folder where the background papers are stored. When you save photos in this file, then you can also use them to fill in punches…neat trick I learned on the My Digital Studio website that I also used on the Kissing Through the Years page last week. Once I printed I punched...

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