I don't often stamp on Saturday but I got a minute today!
I made this happy card using three challenges - the sketch from Freshly Made Sketches, the colors from Hand Stamped Sentiments, and the theme from Just Add Ink.
This is clearly the same day I shared yesterday, but for my other daughter's books. It's funny because I forget that rainbow is good for St Patrick's Day stuff- usually I stick to green and gold, ha. But this is the second time this week that this exact DP showed up, so I suppose I remembered twice!
Hello again!
Today's St Patrick's Day layout uses a challenge from last summer to use three sheets of half-forgotten DP. You got it! Altho this DP did belong to my MIL for the first 15 years it existed, ha.
I don't think I've ever used blue on a St Patrick's Day layout, but I don't really know why not.
Somehow or other, it has become tradition that we eat some kind of festive food to celebrate- this year it was mashed potatoes, soda bread muffins, and some green vegetables, specifically roasted broccoli and baked zucchini. This year, the kids also woke up to skittles and gold coins, haha. And it's finally scrapped!
Happy Monday to you!
Today kicks off my little bit of St Patrick's Day layouts. I think this might be the first year we ever took a picture of St Patrick's Day "wearin' o' the green". It was just funny because both green tshirts belonged to my son. My daughter is wearing a Minecraft shirt and he is wearing Legends of Zelda, ha. But, I made a fun layout for them - finally. I actually made a copy for each kid, tho they are basically identical.
I also used a sketch shared by Cheryl a while back, for this fun layout. Single-photo pages are not my forte, ha.
hola! My daughter is actively studying Spanish, and I took five and a half years of German, 30ish years ago, so we've all been throwing out non-English words this week, ha. And that's what came out of my fingers onto the keyboard just now, so hola!
Today I have another layout for our scrapbook month challenges. This challenge was to focus on one or more colors. I chose green for peace and yellow for happiness, to go with these random, imperfect photos of my youngest and my husband. I used three shades of green and one shade of yellow.
Supplies:Did you get to make anything this week? I think you should...!
Hello again!
Today I have a quick layout (sort of- there's two fussy cut images there, that takes a minute, ha) that I actually made two of- one for each of my daughters. We just had a picnic lunch at a park together one day and I snapped some cute moments, so here's a page, ha!
So, I'm part of a little scrapbooking group on Splitcoaststampers, and this month they had a virtual scrapbook night month with a handful of challenges. This single day trip was scrapped using two different challenges, and still all goes together!
First up, a wordplay challenge, with the letters L-O-V-E.
For this page, I chose Letters, Oval, Violet, Embellishments. ha.
Supplies:
Stamps: Pocket Silhouettes, Alphabet Appeal
Ink: Wisteria Wonder, Elegant Eggplant
Paper: Basic White, Wisteria Wonder card stocks
Accessories: Oval Punch, Subtles Candy Dots, Neutrals Candy Dots
Journaling Font: Janda Elegant Handwriting
Then the second part of the day fit a challenge to try the smooching technique. I used the two purpley inks and spritzed them with water. Then I laid a small piece of white card stock on the ink, and cut out a scallop circle from it. Then I cut that circle in half for the layout.
This is actually a Christmas event, but the photos look more like Valentines, and the page looks like winter, lol, so I'm sharing it now!
Altho it really hasn't looked like winter at my house. It SHOULD. I know most other places have had quite a winter. We are getting skipped. One weatherman posted that Utah is allergic to moisture. Seriously... It's a little scary, tbh. I want a garden this year AND I'm not in the mood for wildfires.... just sayin.
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Today I have the second card I made a few days ago with the pink roses. After I colored them pink, I thought it might work well to use the Blending Brush to color them instead. Maybe a slightly softer look...? So I tried it in purple! Four different shades of purple show up on this card! I brushed the roses in Wisteria Wonder and I drew a little bit using the Gorgeous Grape watercolor pencil on the daisies.