Showing posts with label Everyday Paper Dolls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Everyday Paper Dolls. Show all posts

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Throwback Thursday Challenge


Good evening! This is my entry for this week's Throwback Thursday Challenge at My Creative Time with Emma. Our challenge this week was an animal theme with the Zoobaloo cartridge. As always, if we don't have the cartridge Emma just asks that we stick to the theme and use an older cartridge. Since I don't have Zoobaloo I used Everyday Paper Dolls and Alphalicious.

A couple of weeks ago I took my nephew to see 'The Lion King' for his 5th birthday. We had so much fun! This week I decided to alter a frame so I can put a picture in it from our day out, and Micah hang it in his bedroom. I think it's adorable and I know Micah will love it. I cut a photo mat to place the picture on and adhered that to a white piece of cardstock. I secured the ribbon on the left side so I can slide the picture underneath. I did the same thing with the lion, and just glued down the right side...I actually used a few pop dots. I used my gypsy to weld the words. I also attached one of our tickets to the mat, which I think is a fun memento and it has the date, time, and location of the event on it as well. Then I just used a few stickers I had to finish it off. The mat that came with the frame was white and I decided to spice it up a little. I used two different colors of blue glimmer mist to do that.

Recipe:
Lion-Everyday Paper Dolls
Font-Alphalicious
Paper-Fancy Pants and My Mind's Eye (I think, they were all from my scraps)
Ribbon-Papertrey Ink
Glimmer Mist-Denim and Peacock(Chalkboard)
I also used some chalk to highlight the lion's cheeks as well as my black and white gel pens.

I hope you like it. I love comments and followers. Thanks for stopping by and I hope you come back soon.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Bubble Bath Layout


My Recipe:

Paper-My Mind’s Eye

Stripe-cut at 3x12 in.

Photo mats-cut at 4x4 ¾ in.

Word art-bubble Cindy Loo cut at 2 in. and 2.05 in. to create shadow, welded on my gypsy

BATH Plantin Schoolbook cut at 2 in. welded on my gypsy

Bubbles along bottom of page-Everyday Paper Dolls, cut twice, 11.75 x 8.10 in., stretched on my gypsy

Rubber Duck-Doodlecharms cut at 2 ½ in., cut base, shadow and blackout

Ink-Papertrey Ink, chamomile, chai, and dark chocolate

Ribbon-Papertrey Ink white grosgrain, and Fancy Pants ball fringe

Black and white Sakura gelly roll pens for doodles

Journal stamp from Prima



Saturday, June 19, 2010

Throwback Thursday Challenge




My first post!
This is my submission for this week's Throwback Thursday. Emma, at My Creative Time, has weekly challenges where we use older cricut cartridges to create new layouts, cards or altered projects. This weeks challenge was to use Paper Doll Dress-up for an altered item. I don't have PDDU, yet, so I used Everyday Paper Dolls for the lion and the arch on the side of the box. I used Plantin Schoolbook for the oval and number 5. I also added a couple of Prima flowers and a stamp from Papertrey Ink.

My nephew turns 5 on June 27, and we are going to see 'The Lion King'! I thought I would create a fun gift box to place the tickets in. I really like how bright and cheerful it turned out.

Recipe:
Everyday Paper Dolls
Plantin Schoolbook
Happy Birthday stamp from Papertrey Ink's fillable frames
Fancy Pants cardstock
Black Sakura gelly roll pen