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Love Wedding Layout

Hi All – back today with another layout for a challenge blog.  This sketch came from ScrapMuch!? and I used the colors from their color challenge.  You had to use four and my choices were Lipstick Red, Sweat Pea, Sea Aqua and Grey Plank.
 All the paper came from the February Creative Kit that I received from My Creative Scrapbook.  You can see everything I received in my youtube video.  All the papers are from Doodlebug with a random washi thrown in here and there.  While this isn’t my normal style I was pleased with how it came out.  
Thanks for joining me today, and stay tuned for some new news and blog hops in the next few weeks.  

It’s A Party Layout

Time for another layout – I’m on a roll this week!  I can’t believe how quickly this one came together using the sketch from ScrapMuch? Seriously…it was done in under 20 minutes, and I’m usually one that agonizes over where I place everything.

The collection I used was Be Different by Fancy Pants.  It was perfect for the sketch and the subject of my photos.  This was our son, and my nephew, at my aunts surprise wedding last June.  She told us it was a retirement party, but some of us guessed better 🙂  The journalling is hidden on the tab that says cousins…pull it up and voila!

Boo Boo Layout

I’m up today with a another reveal for ScrapMuch!?  I’m much for pleased with how this one came out than the last!  
I don’t normally scrapbook the non-perfect photos, but this memory had to be captured.  Our son was goofing around in the tub sliding on his bottom and in the time I took for us to say stop he knocked his head on the side…split this eye lid right open.  I actually thought he’d have to get stitches 🙁  He thankfully just ended up with a black eye for a few days…over our vacation.  We got lots of strange looks that year.  
Except for my Heidi Swapp roller stamp and thickers…everything came from the Fancy Pants Be Different Collection.  This is an older collection, but most of it can still be purchased online.  I had the 6×6 pad and some embellishments, but picked up the 12×12 paper and more embellishments at the recent expo I attended.
Have you attended an expo recently?  I’d love to see what you created with your purchases and/or what you created with this reveals sketch.  Also, before you go please join my blog…there are lots of different ways to be notified when I post new layouts.  Thank you!

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Hello Summer

Hi all!  Can you believe it’s time for another reveal day at ScrapMuch!? This was a really hard sketch for me as I don’t use a lot of circles.  I tried to embrace it and here’s what I came up with.  
The papers and stickers are from the July Creative Kit over at My Creative Scrapbook.  The ones I used are all from Pebbles and Doodlebug.  The sunburst on my page was a file I purchased from the Silhouette store.  It was meant to be a 12×12 cut out for a background.  I shrunk it down and cut it out of transparency film…voila..a stencil for my Heidi Swapp spray.  
So how do you think it came out!?  I’d love to hear your comments.  I’d also love if you play along that you’d leave me a link in the comments so I can leave you some love too!

Sand In My Toes

Welcome to another reveal for ScrapMuch!?  The lovely sketch from Laura Whitaker that we had to work with is…

     For my layout I used a bunch of supplies from the July Creative Kit that I subscribe too through My Creative Scrapbook.  The green paper behind my photos, and the banner paper with the summer icons on it are both from Doodlebug’s Sun Kissed Collection. The stickers are from Pebbles Fun In the Sun.    The water splashes in the left corner are modeling paste, mixed with acrylic paint and put through a stencil.  I really wanted to make splashes around the page, but with how sense the stencil was it just kept getting all smooshy so I started over.
     I feel like I struggle in general with very bright colors, but I really like how this one came out, and I hope you agree!

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