Showing posts with label chipboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chipboard. Show all posts

Monday, February 3, 2014

Scrappin' my stash...some old Crate Paper

Every Thursday on the My Scraps & More forums is a "Throwback Thursday" challenge where we challenge you to use your stash that is at LEAST a year old.

When I started to think about scrapping these photos of my kiddos with the lollipops that Grandma gave them, I remembered a chipboard lollipop in the Emma's Shoppe collection from a few years ago.   I REALLY loved that collection and decided to use some more of it up!



I started by using some Gelatto's and water, and then going over it with a stencil and modeling paste.


Behind my photos, I added a few frame shapes cut from papers and just a few simple strips.



I layered lots of chipboard pieces, flair, and die cuts.


My title I cut with my Cameo and outlined with a black pen.  And lastly I scattered about some fun small bits like brads, sequins, chipboard, and tiny die cuts!



I really should scrap my stash more often!  It is fun coming back to these old collections and making them NEW again!

Stay scrappy my friends!

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Baby Buntings...

One of my favorite lullabyes to sing to the kiddos when they were babies was "Bye, Baby Bunting".  They still like to hear it every now and again!  Grandma came for a visit and we played "baby" and wrapped them up in "buntings".  Even though I just recently had a few years of practice doing "buntings", my mother is STILL better at it than I am!  :)

I haven't been using very many single photos on my layouts lately, so when I saw this sketch at Scrapfriends, I decided to give it a go with this photo.



I added a white wash and some "clay" mist splatters on the background, and then added a few splatters of some Heidi Swapp color shine in Coral, too.  I'm trying to use up my embellishments with this Crate Paper Close Knit line because I always run out of papers before embellies!  There are the stitched pieces, buttons, chipboard, and more!


I created a small banner with the chipboard pieces and just added some twine to the top.


I loved the cluster of frames in the sketch, so I used some chipboard ones to frame some fun brads from this collection, too.


Can't believe that it is almost the end of the month already!  But that just means it's closer to summer!  But I do like being "snowed" in so that I can spend more time scrapping!

Stay scrappy (and warm!) my friends!

Friday, July 26, 2013

I like mine With Sprinkles!

We aren't big birthday cake eaters around here, so for Charlotte's birthday a few weeks ago, we went out for ice cream instead!  The kiddos LOVE to get rainbow sprinkles, and I have to admit that I love them, too!
This page is based off of today's sketch at the My Scraps & More sketch blog, which you can see HERE!



I used the Crate Paper Pier collection which I have been just eating up (pun intended)!   It has these cute little chipboard ice cream pieces, so I used them to help design my page and pick the colors.  And doesn't the background paper just remind you of sprinkles???



Lots of layers of papers and die cuts under my photos, and I used a lot of bits with golf accents cause I just love the shine it gives to the page!  I "sprinkled" some pink enamel dots from MME on the page, too, to go with the flow of the other circle elements on the page.


 I found some circle shaped elements from the chipboard sheet and added in some buttons and pink twine.  I love stitching over chipboard! :)



Are you hungry for some Ice Cream now?  :)  I am!

Stay Scrappy my friends!

Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Making a fort with Basically Bare...

Hello everyone! Audrey here with my very FIRST post on the Basically Bare blog! Very excited! :) I had a stack of fall photos on my desk still when I got my stash of Basically Bare goodies. So the first thing I went to were the "Happy Little Trees" set and the "Blossoms and Leaves".




I started by misting the leaves with a stencil and some spray ink. For the tree branches, I used a small woodgrain stamp and some Chestnut Roan ink.

I splattered some mists on a few leaves, stitched on some, and added some journaling to others.







I added some more splatters around the page, some stickers for my title, and then a bit more machine stitching.


Thanks for stopping by today and I hope that you have a WONDERFUL Thanksgiving with family and friends!!