We had professional photos done last year when the kids half-brother came to visit from Germany. I haven't yet scrapbooked them.... until today! This was the first time that I've been scrapbooking since summer, I've been spending so much time outside on my deck enjoying the summer I haven't wanted to be down stairs when it was so nice outside. Well Fall is in full swing now, and this is the result!
I loves the colours in the Indian Summer collection from We R Memory Keepers, combined with a page from Lemonade Stand from Bo Bunny (Block Party) its a herringbone wood grain sheet that I used on the background of the second page. I also used Prima flowers and alphas, gems from Queen & Co. and an overlay from Jillibean Soup
The kids miss their brother, and only get to see him once a year, and on Skype.
Let me know what you think!
Showing posts with label Jillibean Soup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jillibean Soup. Show all posts
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Thursday, August 23, 2012
Berries and Berries of fun!
Another fantastic day at the Avonmore Berry Farm - Nigel was eating the strawberries by the fist full - stem and all!
For this layout I used the Coconut Lime Soup collection from Jillibean Soup - I loved every paper in this collection that I bought the whole thing! That doesn't happen much anymore - I try to be selective and only take home 3 or 4 papers from any one line ... oh well, I foresee many many a layout in this - each paper is so different. Check out my last blog post HERE for another layout using the same collection and see how different they are!
I did lots of fussy cutting on this one, and used Glossy Accents to highlight the strawberries. I made my own flowers and added a little banner and bakers twine, both very trendy right now.
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Swing with a side of Coconut Lime Soup
My 4 year old calls it a "hoopa-loop" but she loves it! I created this layout using the Jillibean Soup collection called Coconut Lime Soup - I love the spring colours in it, perfect for this layout. This layout is based on a sketch that you can find over on the Jillibean Soup blog HERE. It was an interesting sketch as there was no defined place for the photo(s) so I used three photos over the panels, I wish I had some washi tape in either pink or yellow, that would have worked perfectly. Washi tape is getting to be pretty popular as of late.
SWING
Ingredients:
Patterned paper = Jillibean Soup - Coconut Lime Soup collection
Ribbon & punch = Stampin' Up
Twine = We R Memory Keepers
Cardstock = miscellaneous
Ink = VersaColor - Pinecone
Let me know what you think! Be kind, leave a comment.
SWING
Ingredients:
Patterned paper = Jillibean Soup - Coconut Lime Soup collection
Ribbon & punch = Stampin' Up
Twine = We R Memory Keepers
Cardstock = miscellaneous
Ink = VersaColor - Pinecone
Let me know what you think! Be kind, leave a comment.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
My wants from CHA 2012 Winter
I must say there haven't been many wants from this CHA - nothing that stands out on its own. There are a few nice lines, but I've not been impressed with any whole collection. Not like in years past. I hope this is not foreshadowing for something.
So, of the CHA Winter 2012 products that I have spotted, this is a list of my favorites, and I will likely pick them all up - if anyone out there knows how I like to buy, and ultimately hoard scrapbooking products.
Ranger - New and innovative product - Texture Treads - I'm looking forward to playing with this to see exactly what they do, but I'm loving the Leafy Branches. I believe these texture treads are likely made of vulcanized rubber, you pour melted UTEE into it and let cool ... can't wait to see how they work.
Jillibean Soup - I thought these little sayings were all quite humorous.
So, of the CHA Winter 2012 products that I have spotted, this is a list of my favorites, and I will likely pick them all up - if anyone out there knows how I like to buy, and ultimately hoard scrapbooking products.
Basic Grey: There is one paper line I'm liking over the others - Plumberia - I do love the backside of the last paper - I'm calling it a faint tartan, but it will work with alot of things. I can't say enough about the wax seals they brought out in this collection though - those are awesome!
Prima: The follow up to the Printery collection is called Almanac - it is very pretty in general, but I am really liking the art tiles and
Lily Bee: I love the gingham papers in the Double Dutch collection. I want the 6x6 pack just for the gingham, could care less about the flip sides of the papers, as I'm always looking for a 'solid' that's neither a stripe nor a polka dot. And by solid what I mean is one colour - not a pattern.
We R Memory Keepers: Lucky 8 punches - I think these are going to be a big hit! You really have to watch their video to fully appreciate what these punches can do - CLICK HERE
Ranger - Distress ink Markers - yes, I want the whole set! How can you go wrong, it's an economical way to get all of the inks if you are just planning on doing watercolour or multi colour stamping on one image.
Jillibean Soup - I thought these little sayings were all quite humorous.
Well that about sums up my likes on CHA 2012 Winter - actually I'm sure there are tones more, but these are the ones that really stuck out. Notice no paper collections - usually there is at least one collection I'm just dying to get my hands on. Just tools and new products. So... all my retailer friends ... here is the Lorena's Best Guess list for this season - free of charge LOL!
Enjoy!
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