I had fun painting the corrugated shapes to match the papers and the cupcake theme, coordinated perfectly with my picture!
Of course, I had to add some Whimsy Buttons and pins from my stash, and some twine from the Twinery to finish it all off!
I had fun painting the corrugated shapes to match the papers and the cupcake theme, coordinated perfectly with my picture!
Of course, I had to add some Whimsy Buttons and pins from my stash, and some twine from the Twinery to finish it all off!
I cut the banner pieces from the Borders sheet and attached some black cord with my tiny attacher.
I also used some liquid pearls to make the fish bubbles and the edge of the waves.
This layout was based on a challenge by Frances Sylvia for Right at Home Scrapbooking. She challenged everyone to create a layout using a 12"x6" strip of paper, a 6"x6" piece, two 2"x12" strips and two 1"x12" strips. You were also allowed to add some embellishments, buttons and ribbon. It was very cool how different every one's layouts were!

I took this picture last week while we were out to dinner celebrating Caroline's 13th Birthday in Florida.
I cut out the hearts from one of the papers to create a cluster and added some ADORABLE Whimsy pins! I also used the MFT tiny ticket and file tab Die Namics. If you're interested in joining us for the Layout Workshop, give Lisa a call at Right at Home. Our next meeting is August 19th. That's all for now, be back soon with some fun Beach Babe Layouts!
This next LO is based on a sketch by Frances Sylvia for Right at Home. It's my daughter and some of our favorite parade floats. The banner is the round banner Die namic from MFT.
That's it for now... I'll be back next week with some layouts done for Let's Capture our Memories using Fancy Pants Beach Babe line... stay cool!
This is a picture from last year when we took the boat out to Sesuit Harbor to go fishing. Caroline likes to fish, but I think she liked relaxing more! I did some fussy cutting of fish and added some of the die cuts and chipboard pieces.
The sun is from the fun rub on sheet and the clouds were created using MFT's flat bottomed cloud Die namic.


I added some Stickles to the chipboard pieces and the fish on the paper to make them shine a little and some Glossy Accents to the water drops and bubbles. I love how it adds a little dimension.