Showing posts with label Geore and Basic Shapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Geore and Basic Shapes. Show all posts

Monday, July 18, 2011

Summer Card Camp-Week 4

Hi scrappers! This is a super quick post because I'm leaving for vacation in the morning. It's week 4, the final week of card camp and I wanted to give this color combo a try...even if I didn't have a lot of time to work on it. The colors this week remind me of the beach, which I love!


Fun combination, right?!


The card is 5 x 5-inch card. The small square are 1 and 1/2-inches. I also used a 1-inch circle punch.

  • Solid Cardstock-Papertrey Ink
  • Pattern Paper-Basic Grey "Sweet Threads"
  • Thickers
  • Buttons-Papertrey Ink
  • Martha Stewart heart punch
  • Brads-My Mind's Eye
  • White embroidery floss
  • Mini Paperclip-Papertrey Ink
Thanks for stopping by! Have a great week and I'll see you all very soon. Oh and next Tuesday, July 25 I have a fun announcement. I love comments!

Sunday, July 25, 2010

Layout -Sunshine
















Good morning! I hope everyone is having a great weekend! I love how this LO turned out and wanted to share it.

I also came to a realization that I need an adhesive remover. I hate how you can see the residue in pictures! Anyway, on to the layout...

Recipe:
George and Basic Shapes
Cindy Loo
Plantin Schoolbook
MS scalloped circle punch
SU! corner rounder
PP-Fancy Pants
Cardstock and Ink-Papertrey Ink

I picked a circle from the George cartridge and used my Gypsy to weld the word 'sunshine' around the top. I chose to make it the focal point of the page since I knew that was where I would put my picture. I used both layers of the font on CL for 'sunshine' and then used Plantin for 'you are my'. I also used my Gypsy to weld those 3 words together. Then I got some more circles from George and made them several different sizes to create a border and a place to put my title. I did use my Gypsy to make sure the circles were large enough to fit a word on 3 of them. I also used a scalloped circle punch for the smaller circles. I did some inking around the letters with the help of a great tool called Fantastix. It's a small pointed tool that can help you get ink on some of those small letters and embellishments. I found out about this tool from Elizabeth at 217 Creations . She is amazingly talented, so please go check her out.

I hope this LO brings you a little sunshine! Thanks for stopping by and I hope you come back soon!