For this page I used a combination of ideas. I used my scrapbook Studio Calico kit for this month and I also bought the project life digital cards. I love these digital cards because you can make them to fit whatever size you need. I also was inspired (as always) by Wilna Furstenberg post entitled Don't Think Just Do.
Here you can see that I used half of the patterned paper and painted on the other half and then I used the project life cards in a square grid format. I also used the "brushes" from Wilna's store on the photo to say Dream Big. Added a few embellishments from the kit and some enamel dots, paint splatters and some washi tape. Here's a few close-ups and a picture of the final project life two page spread.
The two page spread... I'm really liking this format!
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Honeymoon Scrapbooking
This is another page inspired from Art Class 2 and the December 2014 Studio Calico scrapbook kit. I used some gelatos behind the pictures and then cut out some of the houses from The Old Town paper paper and placed it on the bottom. Then I put some embellishments that match the gelatos on the top!
Sunday, January 18, 2015
Simon says Stamp card kit inspired layout
From the January 2015 Simon Says Stamp card kit came some inspiration! I love the colors in this kit! I used the ombre colors from one of the Bo Bunny papers to make this layout. I used the same painted canvas technique as before but I only tore the canvas into 4 pieces this time. Then I created a embellishment strip on the side from some stickers and rosettes that I had made previously. I'm waiting for a nice picture of us in the snow to put on the layout!
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Using some Gesso
From Art Class 2 comes this layout using gesso over some gelato and then stamping in the gesso.
Saturday, January 10, 2015
A wedding layout
I am still taking the Art Class 2 class by Wilma Furstenberg at my own slow pace! This is a layout using the dot stencil cut out from my Silhouette Cameo and then painted with gold spray paint.
I also used last months Studio Calico scrapbook kit to make the flowered embellishments. I cut up a cratepaper flowered paper and then I layered some of the flowers and added some glitter. They came out so pretty I think! It gets kind of addictive making them so you will see that I made another page with them.
I also used last months Studio Calico scrapbook kit to make the flowered embellishments. I cut up a cratepaper flowered paper and then I layered some of the flowers and added some glitter. They came out so pretty I think! It gets kind of addictive making them so you will see that I made another page with them.
I am starting a new scrapbook and on one page I have a 12 X 12 layout and then on the other page I use a Project Life pocket page to add more journaling and more pictures that correspond. This has worked very well for me...
Here you can see an example of the two page layout! I use items that I already have along with my Studio Calico scrapbook kit and my Simon Says Stamp kits!
Friday, January 2, 2015
A painted canvas layout
Hi there! It's been a little while since I have posted anything but, I have been busy making things. I have started a project life album that is documenting my husband and I. And I am also trying out the traditional project life for this year by starting to document each week. So, for each spread I have a 12X12 scrapbook page and then on the other side I have the project life pockets with pictures and journaling that corresponds. I have this same layout for my husband/wife album and the weekly album. I guess we will see how it goes.
Today, I wanted to share a painted canvas layout from the Wilma Furstenberg Art Class 2 workshop that I purchased from her store.
So, on a piece of canvas I painted the ombre colors over a wash of gesso. Once it dried I tore the canvas into one inch strips and numbered them so that I could put them on the page in the correct order. Then I placed the picture with photo corners and created a embellishment side with coordinating items. Here are a couple more close-ups.
I hope you enjoyed and I will be back soon with some more pictures of my projects. They are all made I just have to sit down and take the pictures.... :)
Today, I wanted to share a painted canvas layout from the Wilma Furstenberg Art Class 2 workshop that I purchased from her store.
So, on a piece of canvas I painted the ombre colors over a wash of gesso. Once it dried I tore the canvas into one inch strips and numbered them so that I could put them on the page in the correct order. Then I placed the picture with photo corners and created a embellishment side with coordinating items. Here are a couple more close-ups.
I hope you enjoyed and I will be back soon with some more pictures of my projects. They are all made I just have to sit down and take the pictures.... :)
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