I love scrapbooking products. There i said it. As much as i enjoy buying products i also love using them. But like most scrapbookers i buy more than i consume. I made this blog so that i can inspire myself and others like me to use more of our stash. Hope u have fun with me on this love affair with scrapbooking products and document those precious memories using them.
layout back-ground (mask technique) : i have seen this similar idea done with distressed strips of paper and strips of fabric. I used a mix of washi tape and ribbon.
this is how i did it. 1. free-hand a shape on a patterned paper - i used a heart shape 2. cut it out and trace the shape on the base paper. 3. lay the strips to cover that shape on the base paper & adhere - i used stitching 4. place the patterned paper and adhere - i used stitching. and that's it. hope u liked this layout idea. Thank-u for all the love & thank-u for stopping by. :)
Hello ! This blog post is going to be the longest ever. sorry, but i need to write this :) First, this is a layout i did using prompts from 4 different challenges :
note : for prompt #1 : Simon Says Stamp - Wednesday : Watercolors : I used a water-colored patterned paper and did some water-coloring on the "D" and the big pennant on the top right corner.
Second, I would like to say thank-u toscrapbook(.com) for giving me a $10 prize for posting a layout in their gallery. Awesome sauce ! I am one of those ppl who doesn't really win in contests, so this really made my day. :) :). I immediately went shopping. this is what i used the $10 for :
I have to confess this is the first time i shopped there. wonderful store. I loved the follow-up e-mail they sent which listed few projects which i can make with the products i ordered. so unique. love it ! cannot wait for my stuff to arrive.
I won't say its perfect but its cool. what i loved about this : really makes tag making so simple & easy. and the tag size is pretty perfect. what i didn't like about it : I cannot use small eyelets (which i have a zillion of ;)) for my tags. so i had to make the holes & set the small eyelets with another tool (the crop-a-dile obviously :)). but maybe one day when i run out of small eyelets i may want to attach big eyelets so this will come in handy. but can i see myself making gift tags without eyelets so this will make the whole process a lot simpler. Also i am hoping designer - Teresa Collins comes out with a paper with tags printed which we can punch out & use (just like the ones she often does for using the circle punch). that would be fun :)
That's all for today. Thank-u for all the love & thank-u for stopping by. :)