Showing posts with label Flourishes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flourishes. Show all posts

Saturday, January 19, 2008

Little Princess Page (finished)


Finished off my Little Princess page with the "Yield to the Princess" stamp set from The Angel Company.

Sunday, January 13, 2008

Love You Forever


Played with some new TAC stamps today. These are some Valentine's cards I made with a new set from The Angel Company's Spring catalog called "Forever" and some scraps leftover from my "Little Princess" page (below) using the "Flourishes" stamp set. Both card layouts are inspired by samples on pages 38-39 of the new Spring catty.

Saturday, January 5, 2008

Little Princess


This page is a work in progress. I have a set from The Angel Company on order to finish it off with some "Princess" sayings. I'll post the updated page after it is finished. Thanks for looking!

Friday, December 21, 2007

Christmas Memories




This is one of my favorite pictures from last Christmas. The layout was inspired by the Deja Views ad in December's issue of Creating Keepsakes. Enjoy!

Sunday, December 16, 2007

Here Comes Santa Claus


We're snowed in today so I decided to scrapbook. This is last year's Santa pic on an 8x8 layout using stamps from The Angel Company.

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

I Made Cards!!!

I know, don't have a heart attack, but I actually made two cards today. I was playing with acetate. What fun!

This card was made with TAC Flourishes set, Technique Tuesday chipboard snowflake, Reflection Blue Palette ink, Cotton White Stazon ink, and Stickles. It was inspired by a card by IrishPrincess on Splitcoast Stampers.
This card was made with a Stampin' Up set called Solemn Stillness, Cotton White Stazon, versamark and Silver embossing powder, Pink SU! ink and cardstock.

Wednesday, November 7, 2007

8x8 Class (Part 1a)





I was getting ready to post the layouts for the last part of our "A Year in the Life" class when I realized I haven't posted the first part. Here's a little catch-up post.

8x8 Class (Part 1b)