Showing posts with label creative scrapbooker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creative scrapbooker. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 20, 2019

Excited

   I finally get to share with you that I have been keeping quiet about for a few months. I have got my first scrapbooking layout published in a print magazine. Tuesday I finally got in my hands my copy of the spring issue of Creative Scrapbooker magazine. I also, I have three cards in it too. 
   Here is a peek of what one of my cards look like in the magazine. 
   I am currently selling the card in my shop. 

Saturday, June 9, 2018

Published

   I got published in the summer issue of Creative Scrapbooker., I am on page 132. I made this card early this year for the call and I am still in love with it. 

   Inside the card, I stamped a birthday sentiment from CAS-ual Fridays. I love stamping the sentiment on to my project once I got the MISTI.  

   The floral pattern paper was black and white and I watercolored the flowers in with watercolor crayons. I love how it gave this paper "Life".  I used the packaging paper to create the envelope seal. 

Wednesday, November 16, 2016

A 36 Year Old Story

   Last week, I took a little me time and did work in my studio instead of stitching up the last of pet bow ties that were piled onto my table. I ended up using a sketch from the Creative Scrapbooker Nov. sketch challenge. 

I ended up scrapping my parents wedding anniversary. 
Supplies: cardstock (The Paper Studio and Bazzill Basics), pattern paper (Echo Park Paper Co., Carta Bella and Crate Paper), stickers (Basic Grey, My Mind's Eye, Studio Calico and American Crafts), chipboard (Crate Paper), tags (Studio Calico and Elle's Studio), doily (Doodlebug Designs), embellishments (Crate Paper), texture paste (Shimmerz).

   Lately, I have been loving chipboard pieces so when I saw the Maggie Holmes one on clearance at Hobby Lobby and couple of months ago I was sure to snag them. 

   These tags were something I got last year during the Black Friday sale at Studio Calico. 

   On the top of this page, I slipped a journaling card behind the main pattern paper for some journaling.