Welcome crafty friends to my Blog, and my first
post for
Scrapbookit for February. I loved this months challenge set by the beautiful
Mel. It is a gorgeous mood board with plenty of scope to choose from and
wow are the colors stunning or what.
For my layout I chose to use as my main colors yellow and green. The
road, but in a little different way and also the color in the life
square and also the word in the respect we didn't get life lol.
This is my take and the awesome paper range I got to use is the Farm
House Paper Company's - Where Ideas Take Root. I created on Kaisercrafts
cardstock - Sunshine and the color was awesome with the yellow of the
challenge. I loved these papers and thought they were perfect for the
photo of my two sons Riley and Harley along with myself.
On the edge of the patterned papers I inked with Distress Ink - Walnut
Stain. Each time I looked at the double sided patterned papers the
number page just kept looking at me and I just knew I had to do prison
numbers with it. To create the word prisoner and our names I used
Kaisercraft Mini Alpha Stickers. I also used then in the title along
with Tickers - Meadow.
This photo was taken at the Swanhill Pioneer Settlement and the boys
sure did get into the prison theme with the looks on their faces, so
cute.
To makeup my tag that I wrote on I used a Paper Xtra clear stamp by
Sullivans and cut it out. I then wrote on some of the patterned paper
and stuck it over the top. The chevrons tied it into the prison
numbers.
These Thickers letters are awesome and they were a great color for the
challenge colors. I decided to use the smaller Kaiser Mini Alphas in the middle
though because my title was so long.
I hope you like the layout I created
Now I would like to show you another creation I have made with the same papers.
It is a "Note" wall hanger by Kaisercraft.
To do all the edges I have used a brown Copic and it looked so good with these papers, it give them an old vintage look.
These gorgeous flowers went so well with the papers and white leaves
looked good to but I used a little of the Walnut Stain - Distress Ink on
the to blend them in a little with the inking of the paper edges using
the same ink. The butterflies I punched from the patterned papers.
The die frame is a sizzix and I inked it with the Walnut Stain and then
used my brown journal pen to do some stitching around the edge. The
rub-on is by Kaisercraft - Dreams pack.
On the shelf front I used the Thickers letters again and they were the
perfect size to fit on it. They went so well with the color of the
flowers and the butterflies.
As always I hope you have enjoyed my post and will call again.
Hugs and Happy Crafting xxx