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Showing posts with label twill ribbon. Show all posts

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Sketches in Thyme: Sketch # 97

I'm a guest designer at Sketches in Thyme for Sketch #97!
 
 
 



To create this 2-page layout, I used these products & tools:
 
Kraft cardstock from Close To My Heart
My Mind's Eye Follolw Your Heart Be Amazing paper & decorative paper clip
Tim Holtz Memo Pins and metal gears
CTMH twill ribbon
Pink Paislee 365 degrees Flip Notes
XXL Glue Dots
Hemp cording used in jewelry making
My Mind's Eye Lost and Found 2 Sunshine Burlap Trim
Basic Grey Brads
CTMH Paper Shapes flutter Butterflies
 
Here is the left side of the double-page layout!
 
 
 This is the right hand page of the double layout!
 
 
 
Below is a detail of the twill ribbon flower I made by twisting and pressing the ribbon onto the super-tacky XXL Glue Dot!  I left a little length and tied on a gear for some masculine charm!
 
 
I would love for you to become a follower of my little blog & hop over and participate at Sketches in Thyme!
 
Merry Christmas!


Wednesday, October 31, 2012

awe: A lAyout for Sketch Inspiration & Scrapping Everyday Miracles


 
I think this may be the final layout about our vacation to Culebra Island, Puerto Rico!  Whew!  There was so much to see and do that I took a ton of photos!  One of our favorite activities is pictured here:  iguanan watching at Mamacitas Restaurant for lunch!  These iguanas are tree-dwellers, herbovores, diurnal (sleep at night like humans), curious, and yes, they can swim!!! 
 
I am just in AWE of the miracle of the infinite variety of God's creation, and that is the miracle many of us miss - especially when we are looking at lizards!  Most of us don't think they are beautiful, but I sure do! This layout was inspired by Challenge 21: Fall Miracles at Scrapping Everyday Miracles & a ScrapTwist to use paint!  I used the negative leftovers from a child's game to paint green acrylic polka dots, much like the tiny dots of color on the iguana skin - if you get really close! 
 
The layout was created around Sketch #344 at Sketch Inspiration!  I love using 2 photographs and all of the geometric elements! 
 
I used these products to create my layout:
Bazzill cardstock
Apple Barrel acrylic paint
American Crafts brads & photos corner brads
October Afternoon font stickers
American Crafts thickers title font stickers
Jillibean Soup green twine
recycled twill ribbon

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Animal Encounters: A Layout for Scrapping Everyday Miracles



I created this layout of 3 animals based on the beautiful Pagemaps sjetch provided by Scrapping Everyday Miracles!  I used lots of green to complement the iguana and the foliage, and orange to accent the land crab!  I always love a sketch with several photos - you know me - I take too many! Below is the link to the challenge!
 
For this layout I used Bazzill and CTMH cardstocks, Simple Stories Year O Graphy collection, October Afternoon font stickers and American Craft thickers.  I also recyled the natural ribbon twill strip from some bedding I purchased!  It came wrapped around the quilt with a tag attached, and it was silly to throw it away!  The green burlap netting was purchased at a convention, and I do not know the manufacturer!  Brads are from CTMH!

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Get Up: Simple Stories




This is the first layout in a series I will be posting with my new favorite manufacturer: Simple Stories! These next few posts feature the Happy Day line, which suggests birthday, but I was able to use this versatile collection for a big photo shoot at our local park!  I also used Close To My Heart chocolate cardstock and twill ribbon, along with American Crafts thickers.  The chocolate ric rac is from Wal Mart, and the rough burlap-textured twine was purchased in a grab box at the 2011 Creating Keeepsakes convention.  Of course, I distressed as many edges as the skin on my fingers would stand! LOL! 
Roberta
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