This is a scrapbook page I made yesterday for my sister's niece Chloe. She just celebrated her birthday the other day and thought of making a LO for her. Again I used my Cricut expression machine and carts (Forever Young and Gypsy Font)...
Until next time....
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Friday, June 11, 2010
My Recent Scrapbook LO's
Couple days ago, I've been looking at the scrapbook pages I did in the past and yikes, I find the style too old and completely out of my taste. I wish I could redo them all again but DH disagreed with me. He said that it should remain the way it was so in the future when I look at them again, it would show how the evolution of scrapbooking starts in my life. He said it will show me and remind me how I was as a newbie. He says that in a couple years more, these new batches that I made will be considered out of style again. I guess he's right so I rest my case...
For the last two years I've been so hooked doing cardmaking and stamping because I get the instant gratification. I don't know about you, but normally, it would take me one whole night to finish up a scrapbook page. With cardmaking, I could come up as many as 8cards in one night, depending on the technique used. When I scrap, I just simply won't stop until I'm satisfied and that could mean days... I wonder if there are crafter's like me. Well, let's blame it on the OCDness.
The Cricut family in my craft room is really getting bigger. I have to give myself justification why I keep on buying the cartridges. In my last posting, I made a bunch of cards that solely made out of die-cuts and I used nothing but Cricut and cartridges. The last two nights, I was working on these three scrapbook pages using my Cricut machine and a bunch of cartridges (Forever Young, Storybook, Stone Script, Cindy Loo & Nursery Rhymes). I am so pleased with my work and I wonder if I could say the same thing in couple years...
Thanks for viewing them...
For the last two years I've been so hooked doing cardmaking and stamping because I get the instant gratification. I don't know about you, but normally, it would take me one whole night to finish up a scrapbook page. With cardmaking, I could come up as many as 8cards in one night, depending on the technique used. When I scrap, I just simply won't stop until I'm satisfied and that could mean days... I wonder if there are crafter's like me. Well, let's blame it on the OCDness.
The Cricut family in my craft room is really getting bigger. I have to give myself justification why I keep on buying the cartridges. In my last posting, I made a bunch of cards that solely made out of die-cuts and I used nothing but Cricut and cartridges. The last two nights, I was working on these three scrapbook pages using my Cricut machine and a bunch of cartridges (Forever Young, Storybook, Stone Script, Cindy Loo & Nursery Rhymes). I am so pleased with my work and I wonder if I could say the same thing in couple years...
Thanks for viewing them...
Labels:
Cricut Expression,
Cricut Projects,
Scrapbook Page
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Cricut Projects
Cards I made the last two days using my bug machine and some newly bought carts: Cindy Loo and Wall Decor.
I also made a scrapbook page layout and used embellishments using Cricut machine and cartridges (Sentimentals, Pooh & Friends and Don Juan).
Hope you like them...
I also made a scrapbook page layout and used embellishments using Cricut machine and cartridges (Sentimentals, Pooh & Friends and Don Juan).
Hope you like them...
Card No. 1: Cart used Wall Decor and Forever Young
My favorite among this batch.
Card No. 2: Carts used Once upon a Princess and Cindy Loo
Card No. 3: Cindy Loo
Card No. 4: Wall Decor
Card No. 4: Wall Decor and Sentimentals
Card No. 6: Card used Just because and Wall Decor
A scrapbook layout I made for my son.
Another Everyday card
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Tim Holtz Newly Released Embossing Folders
Here are my latest card creations using Tim Holtz embossing folders, Tim Holtz distressed inks and Tim Holtz ink blending tool. Then I added some ribbons, bottons, and twines as embellishments. The goal is to showcase Tim Holtz embossing folders designs without too many elements.
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