Hey Bloggers, long time, no see ;) Sorry it's been a bit since my last post, but I've still been feeling a bit off-colour (walking around like the Hunchback of Notre Dame is never attractive.) But I'm getting there. I thought I'd share some show and tell today. The first card is another one for the Technique Trio class that I'll be teaching, it's using Tim Holtz's Cut'n'Dry Felt (as seen on his 12 tags of Christmas). I cracked out my new Designer Woodgrain stamp for this one (I am so obsessed by woodgrain)
I'm still playing around with my photography so don't mock me too much ;)
This next was just me mucking around - trying to cull some of my scraps by making some quick cards. The stamp is a Tim Holtz that I bought ages ago and still hadn't used (shameful)
The final one is a layout that I did because this LYB paper just arrived in the store and I fell in love! The baby is my eldest Connor when he was just a few hours old.
Not a terribly good pic of it, but you get the idea. Anyhoo, I'm off to make dinner, can't wait for tomorrow, I'm going to another trade class with Jane Tregenza (yay!)
Have a great Sunday,
B
What's in it?
Stamps: Hero Arts; Tim Holtz Distress Inks and Re-Inkers;Ribbon:Prima; Button: Kaisercraft
Stamps:Tim Holtz (Urban Grunge); Pattered Paper: Collections
Stamps: Stampendous (small leaves)
Patterned Papers: Little Yellow Bicycle, My Mind's Eye
Flowers: Kaisercraft (paper) Prima (resin & fabric leaves); Ribbon:Prima; Acetate:LYB
Showing posts with label layouts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label layouts. Show all posts
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Getting There
Labels:
Cards,
Distress Inks,
Hero Arts,
layouts,
Stampendous,
Tim Holtz
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
Scrapbook Kit of the Month
Hey bloggers, did you miss me? It's been at least 10 hours since my last post ;) I just thought I'd post the photo's of the Kit of the Month that I did for the shop. We do them up each month with a different designer each month. Here are the layouts I made. (Just brace yourself for when you see my hair in the second layout ;)
Fiona keeps mocking my bum-part in the last layout - I needed the cheeky fringe I have now ;) Well, I'm off I have to make an engagement card for one of my Gal Pals (yay! I'm so excited!!)
Enjoy your night,
B
Labels:
layouts,
Scrapbooking Kit
Friday, February 18, 2011
Issue 5 is Here, and some Show & Tell
Well, in all the fun and games going on around here I forgot to mention that the latest Issue of Australian Scrapbook Ideas has hit the newsstand!
(That's my Buzz Lightyear layout in the top left corner)
I've also realised that I haven't actually put any of the layouts etc up on my blog from previous Issues. So I shall start uploading them to my blog from time to time (and as I get them back)
This layout was from Issue 2 of Australian Scrapbook Ideas. The article was interactive layouts. There is hidden journaling on a tag behind the bottom photo and a 'postcard' I created behind the top photo (my computer didn't want to upload photos of them today so I'll add them at a later date)
Anyway gotta dash - I'm teaching my Twinchies class today.
Have a fab Friday!
B
(That's my Buzz Lightyear layout in the top left corner)
I've also realised that I haven't actually put any of the layouts etc up on my blog from previous Issues. So I shall start uploading them to my blog from time to time (and as I get them back)
This layout was from Issue 2 of Australian Scrapbook Ideas. The article was interactive layouts. There is hidden journaling on a tag behind the bottom photo and a 'postcard' I created behind the top photo (my computer didn't want to upload photos of them today so I'll add them at a later date)
Anyway gotta dash - I'm teaching my Twinchies class today.
Have a fab Friday!
B
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Classes, classes and more classes!
I suspect Fiona is secretly trying to kill me off by putting all of my classes on at once! ;) I have the new vintage double layout on this Friday, (then the shop xmas party in the evening), then Saturday we start with the Interactive Xmas class then have the cuttlebug cards in the afternoon. Then Sunday we have the off the page frenzy - where people bring along their UFO's or new ones and we get cracking!
So if you don't hear from me after Sunday I've gone into a crafting coma ;) I love a good whinge, it's the English blood in me.
Betty and Jack were my Grandparents, my Dad's parents. I get my craftiness from Grandma (and my messiness) and my whingey-ness from my Grandad (the Pom). Isn't it creepy how much I look like my Grandma ;)
I used all Graphic 45 papers and pretty much all Graphic 45 embellishments, not that I'm obsessed or anything ;)
Poor Fiona, she accused me of giving her wrinkles and putting her in an early grave (hmmm, might explain the classes marathon ;). I can be very 11th hour in handing in my examples, but I must say that the flowery card (the stress-making culprit) turned out to be my favourite, obviously I work best under pressure....
I also got to play with the new Tim Holtz machine on Monday, the Vagabond. I'm in love (sigh) I can't justify getting one as I already have my beloved Cuttlebug...but if something were to ever happen to it....well it is super-cute, and comes with stickers to customise it ;)
So if you don't hear from me after Sunday I've gone into a crafting coma ;) I love a good whinge, it's the English blood in me.
Betty and Jack were my Grandparents, my Dad's parents. I get my craftiness from Grandma (and my messiness) and my whingey-ness from my Grandad (the Pom). Isn't it creepy how much I look like my Grandma ;)
I used all Graphic 45 papers and pretty much all Graphic 45 embellishments, not that I'm obsessed or anything ;)
Poor Fiona, she accused me of giving her wrinkles and putting her in an early grave (hmmm, might explain the classes marathon ;). I can be very 11th hour in handing in my examples, but I must say that the flowery card (the stress-making culprit) turned out to be my favourite, obviously I work best under pressure....
I also got to play with the new Tim Holtz machine on Monday, the Vagabond. I'm in love (sigh) I can't justify getting one as I already have my beloved Cuttlebug...but if something were to ever happen to it....well it is super-cute, and comes with stickers to customise it ;)
the sides open out like a cuttlebug, the clasp-looking bits are the on/off and direction switches and it has a hidden compartment to stash the electric cord. I just love it. And on that note, I'm off to finish writing my class notes ;)
Have fun bloggers, B
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Some Retro love and Halloween happiness
Well, it seems like a million years since my last post! In that time I have accomplished great feats (assembling an Ikea bunk bed for the boys in 59 minutes..not that I was counting ;) not to mention surviving Rollerskating on the weekend. I don't think that it counts that I was the only one not to fall down, as I really only went onto the proper rink part 1 1/2 times. Hamish and I did rock the carpeted area though ;) and I carried 2 serves of hot chips on a tray - in skates - at last my dream of becoming a rollerskating waitress is slowly becoming realised ;) I blame LA Ink. However, I do think that we should have an International day of the Roller Derby Girl, I was barely able to stay upright on Sunday, they do violent craziness on wheels!
Anyway. This week I have a few classes on, Quick and Speedy Cards, Heritage Layout and a late addition - Halloween (I told her that I would teach a Halloween class one way or another!)
I was a bit fuming after I made these Halloween cards. Don't get me wrong, I love them, but I really struggled to not use my not-inconsiderable stash of Halloween stuff to make them - as then it would drive people mad as we don't have all of it in the shop to buy. So it forced me to adapt and create Halloween things from mostly everyday stuff (apart from the small amount of Martha I snuck in on the gift bag ;) I was fuming because an hour after I finished the last card (poor Fiona, she really doesn't like my 11th hour approach to life ;) a great big stash of Bo Bunny and Graphic 45 Halloween stuff arrived in the store (which I then had to buy ;)
I was really happy with how this turned out - check me out as a foxy 2 yr old ;) and look at the size of my Uncle Danny's bow tie! Wowsers! Anyway, I'm off to play with the Whooligans (aka - the Bo Bunny Halloween papers ;)
Don't forget to leave me some love!
(in comment form - not weird offerings on my doorstep)...(unless it's coffee...or chocolate...or Martha punches....or Ikea catalogues... ;)
Anyway. This week I have a few classes on, Quick and Speedy Cards, Heritage Layout and a late addition - Halloween (I told her that I would teach a Halloween class one way or another!)
There are another 2 cards to the set, but for some reason the photos didn't turn out.
I was a bit fuming after I made these Halloween cards. Don't get me wrong, I love them, but I really struggled to not use my not-inconsiderable stash of Halloween stuff to make them - as then it would drive people mad as we don't have all of it in the shop to buy. So it forced me to adapt and create Halloween things from mostly everyday stuff (apart from the small amount of Martha I snuck in on the gift bag ;) I was fuming because an hour after I finished the last card (poor Fiona, she really doesn't like my 11th hour approach to life ;) a great big stash of Bo Bunny and Graphic 45 Halloween stuff arrived in the store (which I then had to buy ;)
I was really happy with how this turned out - check me out as a foxy 2 yr old ;) and look at the size of my Uncle Danny's bow tie! Wowsers! Anyway, I'm off to play with the Whooligans (aka - the Bo Bunny Halloween papers ;)
Don't forget to leave me some love!
(in comment form - not weird offerings on my doorstep)...(unless it's coffee...or chocolate...or Martha punches....or Ikea catalogues... ;)
Labels:
Cards,
halloween,
Hero Arts,
layouts,
Stampendous
Sunday, September 05, 2010
Steampunk Debutante
I've been busy again, what can I say, the Graphic 45 just inspires me.
This was going to be one of my layouts for Issue 4 but I changed my mind at the last minute. I'm now going to use a different one from the same night.
As you may have guessed this was taken at the same Halloween party where I was a pirate, I'm thinking I may need to up the ante in my costume this year ;)
We took the boys to see Riverfire last night. They both loved it, although I think Hamish was equally entranced by the crackers and dip that the afore-mentioned Kylie provided!
I took this at the bus stop as we were on our way into the city, I of course then forgot to take some more...of the fireworks!
This was going to be one of my layouts for Issue 4 but I changed my mind at the last minute. I'm now going to use a different one from the same night.
As you may have guessed this was taken at the same Halloween party where I was a pirate, I'm thinking I may need to up the ante in my costume this year ;)
We took the boys to see Riverfire last night. They both loved it, although I think Hamish was equally entranced by the crackers and dip that the afore-mentioned Kylie provided!
I took this at the bus stop as we were on our way into the city, I of course then forgot to take some more...of the fireworks!
Tuesday, August 03, 2010
August Scrapbooking Kit
Well against all odds I finished the August scrapbooking kit on time for the store. I have photos but might just have to take some others as they seem a bit blue.
Labels:
layouts,
Scrapbooking Kit
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