Okay, so back to the beginning...here is the intro layout of the Musketeers book that I am working on. I'm actually nearly done with this book, but I'm working on my first mini-album right now so the 4 Musketeers are on hold. But in the meantime I will post some of the layouts that I've already completed. Maybe eventually I'll go back to the Jamaica book.
It has been fun doing this book because I can make it more girly that the previous beachy book. The 'Teers and I went to grad school together and completed a dietetic internship in Edmond, Oklahoma. That was some time ago, but I am keeping the memories fresh by doing this book. It has been so fun going down memory lane. Anyways, we worked, studied and played together for about 6 months. I had some of the best times of my life with these 3 special ladies--Amy-lou, Wendi-lou and Kristie-lou {a.k.a. The Lous}. We gave ourselves a lot of nicknames...silly girls!
Page 1: The 4 Musketeers!
For this layout I used We R Memory Keepers "Tiffany's" paper. I loved the colors and the soft, yet distressed look of the designs. I layered some Prima flowers and added some brads from Oriental Trading Company. For the flourishes, I cut DCWV Rock Star paper using the Cricut Straight From the Nest cartridge. The chipboard adhesive letters are Heidi Grace Midnight Kisses, which I found at Big Lots for $1.50.
Hope you like it!
Stephanie-lou
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Monday, May 23, 2011
Hmmm...maybe I'll blog today...
I've taken a hiatus from blogging, scrapbooking, baking...I guess life just happens and sometimes I forget to make time to do some of the things that really make me happy. So, a few weeks ago I snapped out of it! I decided to finish the layout that I started back months and months ago...I can't even remember when I started it--that's how long ago it was. I think it was before Christmas. All I had to do was bling it up and be done already!
So I did and that got the wheels turning and renewed my interest in scrapping.
Here is the layout that I finished. It is from an album that I am doing of me and the girls I hung out with in grad school. We called ourselves The 4 Musketeers. This is about the 4th or 5th layout of the book--it is so unlike me to drop this in without starting at the beginning of the book. But, maybe this is the new me! Jump right in and don't worry about being so "sequential"! {okay, we'll see how long that lasts}
"Night Life"
I used Me & My Big Ideas paper, Tim Holtz fragments to make the guitar and flower embellishments out of DCWV Rock Star paper, DCWV All Dressed Up chipboard pieces, and Oriental Trading Company black felt flourishes. I made the paper flowers by dipping them in embossing powder and heating them several times to make them thick and shiny. Then I blinged them up w/ some black and clear rhinestones. The letters are Thickers.
Hope you like it! More to come! I am working on some new things and trying out mini albums. Oh my gosh! I'm having fun now!
So I did and that got the wheels turning and renewed my interest in scrapping.
Here is the layout that I finished. It is from an album that I am doing of me and the girls I hung out with in grad school. We called ourselves The 4 Musketeers. This is about the 4th or 5th layout of the book--it is so unlike me to drop this in without starting at the beginning of the book. But, maybe this is the new me! Jump right in and don't worry about being so "sequential"! {okay, we'll see how long that lasts}
"Night Life"
I used Me & My Big Ideas paper, Tim Holtz fragments to make the guitar and flower embellishments out of DCWV Rock Star paper, DCWV All Dressed Up chipboard pieces, and Oriental Trading Company black felt flourishes. I made the paper flowers by dipping them in embossing powder and heating them several times to make them thick and shiny. Then I blinged them up w/ some black and clear rhinestones. The letters are Thickers.
Hope you like it! More to come! I am working on some new things and trying out mini albums. Oh my gosh! I'm having fun now!
Labels:
DCWV,
Me and My Big Ideas,
Oriental Trading Company,
Scrapbook Layouts,
The 4 Musketeers,
Tim Holtz
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