I know it’s only January 3rd and usually I procrastinate and wait until the very last day to post my Project 12 layout but … I knew which photos I was going to use a couple weeks ago so figured, why wait?
Here’s the sketch we were given:
I know it’s only January 3rd and usually I procrastinate and wait until the very last day to post my Project 12 layout but … I knew which photos I was going to use a couple weeks ago so figured, why wait?
Here’s the sketch we were given:
Edited July 28th – If you’ve come here from the Practical Scrappers Blog, Welcome! I’ve added a few more pictures to this post to show you guys more ways to accent the most simplest of titles – ones you print off yourself! If you find yourself needed a title but are short on alphabet stickers (is anyone ever short on alphabet stickers?) or alphabet stamp sets (as I was last Christmas), it’s really easy to find a font you like in your word processing software of choice and with a few clicks you’ve got totally unique titles for your pages. I chose to print all my title onto Whisper White card stock for continuity but you could easily print them onto patterned paper and cut out each letter for a more varied look.
For your convenience. all added content is in red italics.
Hey everyone!
I have been a busy little bee in my craft room this month. For the second year I completed a December Daily album (started by Ali Edwards, check out her blog for more details) which is posted on my personal blog. I have a pile of non-Stampin’ Up! product still to use up so this album is mostly made up of old products but I did use some SU inks, stamps, and punches.
It inspired me to create a mini album (which is a class I will be teaching on January 5th – go here to sign up) talking about our Christmas Traditions. Here are some sneaks, if you want to see all the content you will need to sign up for the class! 🙂
After all the Christmas product I’ve been working with all month it was a little strange to print off pictures from November and play with Fall colours and leaves. Strange, but fun! I used my Stampin’ Up! Falling Leaves stamp set and this fun technique called rocking where you can blend ink colours onto your image just by how you rock the stamp around in the stamp pad. Anyway, onto my layout.
This was the sketch we were given,
Well, it wasn’t really lost, just slow to come together as I had to wait until the photos came in. Of course I am talking about Day 15 and our family portraits. Here it is, all done and quite lovely if I do say so myself.
It’s done!!!
Okay, almost … I still have to scan in the professional pictures we had taken and add them to Day 15 … but other than that, it’s done!! Start the happy dance!!
Here are the last few days.
Found some time this morning to whip this up.
Getting caught up slowly but surely!
This page came together really quickly because I played with Ali Edwards’ digital overlays to create my main page. I love this and may go mostly digital next year (gasp!)