Saturday, July 10, 2010
Pennants are everywhere these days... on scrapbook pages, cards, and other paper crafts. You can even find a pennant stamp in the newest Stampin' Up catalog.
That set is for sure on my wish list. I love the scallop pennant!
I haven't used pennants on a layout yet so I decided to sketch something up.
I hope to have time to use this sketch soon. In the mean time, I'd enjoy seeing how your pages turn out. Leave a link to your layout in Mr. Linky below.
Hope you enjoy the sketch!
Monday, February 1, 2010
I hope everyone enjoyed the weekend. Here's a sketch to start of the week.
The only thing I don't like about the layout is the title. I could not think of anything creative.
Supplies -
Paper and Cardstock:
Bashful Blue Cardstock
Chocolate Chip Cardstock
The Write Stuff Specialty Paper - this pack includes 3 sheets of die cuts. One being the red shape behind my title.
Tall Tales - I cut the red hot air balloon from this paper.
Discontinued
Pacific Point Patterns and Cardstock
Sweet Slumber Specialty Paper - the cloud paper
Punches:
Scallop Edge
Curvy Label - punched side by side to create the edge on the Chocolate Chip cardstock.
Slit - if you punch the slit punch side by side it will create a large scallop edged strip.
Big Shot:
I used Polka Dots Impressions Folder in the Big Shot to emboss dots onto my popped up clouds.
Chipboard:
On Board Timeless Type - I used a sponge and Pacific Point ink to color my chipboard letters.
Thanks for visiting my blog. Hope you enjoy the sketch. I'd love to see what you create. Please add a link to your layout created using this sketch.
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Monday, January 18, 2010
Thanks for the comment pushing me to share more sketches!!
Here's a page I've created using this sketch.
I used snowflakes in place of circles but you could use flowers, butterflies, stars, all sorts of fun things. I titlted the blue paper a little and used two wallet size photos instead of one 4"x4".
Papers:
Razzleberry Lemonade
Melon Mambo
Pacific Point
Whisper White
Punches:
Scallop Edge
Big Shot Dies:
Snowflakes #2 set
Lots of Tags
Top Note
Billboard Decorative Strip
Loads of Letters
Tip - An easy and quick way to color chipboard is to use a sponge dipped in an ink pad. Don't want to get messy fingers? Use a binder clip to hold the chipboard while you sponge. I used a huge clip but any size should work.
Below you will find Mr. Linky. You can easily share your pages created using this sketch by filing out the form below. I look forward to seeing what you create!!
Hope you are having a wonderful Monday. Thanks for visiting.
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