My son graduated from 5th Grade two years ago and I still have not scrapped the pages until this weekend. I have a few more events to scrapbook but the majority of it is done and I was able to use some of my Scenic Route stash!
Saturday, March 17, 2012
All Fired up layouts Final part
Today's layouts are all based on Scenic Route & K.I. & Co. products.
My son graduated from 5th Grade two years ago and I still have not scrapped the pages until this weekend. I have a few more events to scrapbook but the majority of it is done and I was able to use some of my Scenic Route stash!
My son graduated from 5th Grade two years ago and I still have not scrapped the pages until this weekend. I have a few more events to scrapbook but the majority of it is done and I was able to use some of my Scenic Route stash!
Friday, March 16, 2012
All Fired Up to Scrap Layouts Part 2
The layouts I posted yesterday were all put together using PersonalScrapper.com kits. Today's layouts were put together using Stampin Up products. As most of you know I am a stampin up demonstrator and I love to bounce back and forth with Stampin Up products along with other manufacturers.
This first layout is a layout I put together for my Spring Layout class. It features the blossom & berries pattern paper and the mixed bunch stamp set with the coordinating punch. I love this step because I then snipped off a few petals and made the flower into a butterfly, then tied some Lucky Limeade twine around for the body and antennae's. The colors used are all part of the 2011-2013 In colors: Calypso Coral, Lucky Limeade & Wisteria Wonder. This layout also features the lace border punch and the new framelits as a journaling spot.
This next layout was put together with the retired Spice Cake line! I love the rich colors this paper has, it automatically made me think of Family! I cut the designer paper into strips and adhered them onto the more mustard cardstock and made a background with them. Then all I did was mat the photos onto Crumb Cake cardstock, I drew in some journaling lines and added a space cake button and I was done. This was a quick and easy page:
This first layout is a layout I put together for my Spring Layout class. It features the blossom & berries pattern paper and the mixed bunch stamp set with the coordinating punch. I love this step because I then snipped off a few petals and made the flower into a butterfly, then tied some Lucky Limeade twine around for the body and antennae's. The colors used are all part of the 2011-2013 In colors: Calypso Coral, Lucky Limeade & Wisteria Wonder. This layout also features the lace border punch and the new framelits as a journaling spot.
This next layout was put together with the retired Spice Cake line! I love the rich colors this paper has, it automatically made me think of Family! I cut the designer paper into strips and adhered them onto the more mustard cardstock and made a background with them. Then all I did was mat the photos onto Crumb Cake cardstock, I drew in some journaling lines and added a space cake button and I was done. This was a quick and easy page:
The next two layouts were also created for my upcoming classes:
This is for the moms & cupcake class featuring the build a cupcake stamp set and coordinating punch. The cheerful treat designer paper is one of the many hostess sets you can earn when hosting a party.The colors on this page is so girly! I can't wait to take pictures with my daughter and her friends at the new cupcake store in our area!
This last layout was created for my Easter class. I used the Everybunny Stamp set. It is soo cute! I love the bunny and chick images! The pattern paper is from the Spring Fever Simply Scrapping Kit.
And the clouds??? They were stamped on using the cupcake topper from the Build-a-cupcake stamp set.
If you would like to know more about my stampin' up classes or projects, visit my stampin up website: www.stampinwithlydia.stampinup.net.
Come back tomorrow to see some school layouts using Scenic Route products (I know they are no longer manufacturering but I still have A LOT of their paper and stickers!)
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Layouts created at the All Fired Up Crop!
I had such a great time this weekend at the All Fired Up Crop at West Sayville, NY.
There were over 40 ladies scrapping, chatting and having a good time. After procrastinating and walking around chatting with everyone, I finally settled down and committed to do a few layouts:
This layout was put together with PersonalScrapper's March 2012 Kit, the papers features Simple Stories Pattern Paper with American Crafts cardstock, there was all sorts of goodies, such as the Basic Grey embellies, various buttons and bling. The journaling label (Scenic Route) was the only item added from my stash:
This second layout was put together with PersonalScrappers February 2012 Kit featuring Basic Grey Pattern Papers with American Crafts cardstock. The layout was based on a sketch from Lisa Hidy one of the fabulous women from the Personal Scrapper Forum.
A tip to make banners like this: Cut Strips of paper to your desired width and length, then grab a square punch, angle to to your liking and punch. If you align it just so you will have even sides on the banner. To complete the page I used my Notes & Details Stamp from Stampin Up for the journaling:
Time to get dinner on the table, come back tomorrow to see a few more layouts!
There were over 40 ladies scrapping, chatting and having a good time. After procrastinating and walking around chatting with everyone, I finally settled down and committed to do a few layouts:
This layout was put together with PersonalScrapper's March 2012 Kit, the papers features Simple Stories Pattern Paper with American Crafts cardstock, there was all sorts of goodies, such as the Basic Grey embellies, various buttons and bling. The journaling label (Scenic Route) was the only item added from my stash:
This second layout was put together with PersonalScrappers February 2012 Kit featuring Basic Grey Pattern Papers with American Crafts cardstock. The layout was based on a sketch from Lisa Hidy one of the fabulous women from the Personal Scrapper Forum.
A tip to make banners like this: Cut Strips of paper to your desired width and length, then grab a square punch, angle to to your liking and punch. If you align it just so you will have even sides on the banner. To complete the page I used my Notes & Details Stamp from Stampin Up for the journaling:
The third layout was also made from PersonalScrappers Feb 2012 kit and another sketch from Lisa! (Can you tell I love her sketches!) I added the Making Memories Journaling Die Cut and punched the smaller hearts from Stampin' Up's Heart to Heart Punch:
Time to get dinner on the table, come back tomorrow to see a few more layouts!
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