Meant to be....

Hi! I finally got my studio reorganized! What a chore:) I got a super great deal on a bunch of the white cubes and had to totally redo my whole studio.  So now that I can once again find all my stuff I made another layout. My husband and I were talking about the other couples we know and their problems they were going through and kind of comparing our relationship. Over all we think we have a really great marriage. As he put it some people were meant for each other and we just happened to find the one meant for us! He said "Face it Honey, we are just meant to be." Gotta say is sure made my day:)

For this layout I had one of those wonderful photo strips from a photo booth in the mall.(LOVE PHOTO BOOTHS) I used the Colorbok Lovey Dovey page kit. (Big Lots $3.00) The paper, green stickers journaling cards and the phrases are from the kit. The bird and green flowers are Prima. I used 2 of The Little Yellow Bicycles Clear Cut shapes from Baby Safari glittery swirls in the corners. The pink flowers are from Michael's Crafts dollar bins. The white letter stickers are Making Memories 7/16 in funky white. I inked the edges with a Creative Living ink dauber in Sour Apple. For writing and the journaling cards and outlining the green letters I used a Zig pen in Salmon. I used pink Dew Drops and green washi tape. The heart shaped stickpins are by Dritz.The lace, rose trim, pink ribbon and the brads I got out of lots and do not know the manufactures names.

I really like how this turned out and hope you do too:)

OK, so I haven't been keeping up with posting once a week. Work just takes up so much time:) Today I made 2 cards. I cut out both on the Shilouette SD. The Owl card I cut from plain white card stock and I used DCWV Pink Poesy Paper pad. Love the glittery designs:) I inked the edges with a blue ink dauber. Added a couple of Studio g gems for the eyes:) This was for my 6 year old niece Lydia. She loved it!

The next card I made for my daughter Adrianna who will be 14 on the 10th. Can't believe she is that old already! Time flies.... I cut the card shape on the Shilouette SD. I used black card stock and DCWV Far East papers. I used Tattered Angel's Glimmer Mist in Moonlight on the paper and the roses. Nor sure of the paper rose brand as I bought it in a lot:) The ribbon roses are from Walmart the were light blue but glimmer mist fixed that too. I used several of Studio G's gem in a medium blue. The numerals 14 are cut from black card stock using Quickutz Chop Sticks dies. I used Cat's eye ink around the edges in frost blue. A piece of white lace from Walmart finished it up.

I really enjoyed making these cards today and hope you enjoyed seeing them:)

Twine storage:)

Hello! It's been a while sheesh, work gets in the way:)

I have a quick post on an idea I thought was pretty neat. I picked up pairs of salt and pepper shakers at the Dollar Tree for a buck! I then wrapped The Twinery's twine around a pencil and shoved it inside and ran the twine out the center hole on the top. I used the labels that came with the twine by running them through my Xyron "X". I think these labels are very pretty. I picked up a small wood shelf (not  pictured) for a couple bucks at a local thrift shop! So these make a lovely little rainbow on my wall:)

A cheap, pretty storage solution! Hope you try it out!

Valentine

I made my first Valentine!!! I am real happy I got to try out 2 new things on this card:)

First I cut the card out of red card stock with my Silhouette. I then sprayed Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist in Gold (first time I have ever used Glimmer Mist!) for a mottled look. I backed the card with black card stock and glue them together with a Zig glue pen. I then used a piece of shiny black card stock with three pieces of Washi Tape (from Wishy Washi Tape, new thing I LOVE IT!) to mostly cover it and rounded the corners. I cut the letters out of DCWV glitter card stock in white (hard to see in photo) with Quickutz Mademoiselle dies. I then attached it to the card and wrapped The Twinery's Charcoal twine with a little bow. For the flowers I put pieces if Washi tape on plain white paper and punched them out. I added a pearl from Want 2 Scrap's Say it with Pearls. I had a lot of fun making this and hope you enjoy it:)

Silhouette Dust Cover

Today I made a Silhouette dust cover. I got the pattern from Char on the blog Crap I've Made http://www.crapivemade.com/2011/01/silhouette-dust-cover.html.

This was a pretty quick project. I made it in under an hour. I used some pink fabric, vintage lace, and black ribbon. The bow and the little silver rose button are hot glued on.

Hope you like it.. You should try it fun and quick:)

Card for Dylan.

I think my second Resolution is to make cards this year. I am a scrapbooker and have a ton of stuff for creating but never give cards..... So, this is my second attempt at a card this year. My son has an upcoming Birthday in just a couple weeks. I am prepared this time:)

For this card I used a standard rectangle card and envelope in white. I cut the leaf paper to fit the front. I don't know the manufacturer of the paper as, I buy lots off of eBay and not everything has a name on it. Then I inked around the edges with a Colorbox Fluid Chalk Ink pad in aquamarine. I then stamped the Owls  from Hampton Arts Mini flip stamp book on white card stock. I colored them with Copics markers: YR18, E57, Y17, YG6, Y28, Y000, Y02, E53, YG95, B24, G17, and GY95. Then, I cut them out. I tried to make the owls pop just a bit. I also, used pop dots to raise then up. I then stamped the legs on the paper. The fence is from this same stamp set. I stamped on white card stock with Creative Living Ink dauber in Toasted Almond. I cut it out and used a Zig pen to add lines and make it stand out a bit more. For the banner I used The Twinery's Cappuccino twine and cut tags out with the Slice Basic Shapes 1. I inked around the edges with the Artichoke ink dauber and then used the leaf border from the stamp set to make the leaves with and Ebony dauber. I cut the rectangle piece of Kraft card stock out the rounded the corners with a corner punch. Inked the edges and added a piece of Craft Essentials Rick rack in Moss. For the inside I used a Studio g stamp ($.97 at Wal-Mart) and colored this Owl with the Copics too. Both of the sentiment are from the owl mini flip book of stamps.

I did learn a interesting little fact, Hampton Arts makes the Studio G line..... I love the OWLS:)

Check out this beautiful paper:)http://blog.thescrapcake.com/2012/01/tsc-new-release-giveaway/