Lily Bee Handmade

Sharing a layout I created for Lily Bee blog today, using their latest collection - Handmade. Honestly, the colors in this collection are just amazing - love the mix of colors and especially that shade of pink.



Super sweet colors...



And one of the thing that I love most about this collection (other than the color combination) is the Patchwork pattern paper (that I used as part of my layout background). With this one paper, you have a glimpse of all the other pattern papers in the collection and also saves you tons of time to create that patchwork look. all done, but cut and paste!



Got to love that paper!



Thanks again everyone for stopping by and especially for all the wonderful comments - thanks for making my day!

more projects for scrappin studio

Hi everyone, sharing a few more projects that I created this month as guest designer for Scrappin Studio using the fun (and super yummy) kits from Studio Calico. I got a chance to work with 3 out of the 5 kits this month and honestly love how easily they can be mixed and matched together.  {for full details on the layout, please visit Scrappin Studio HERE}

On this layout, I had a blast putting my Silhouette machine to some good use, using designs from Silhouette Designs and Karla Dudley. And also making the most of all the new Dear Lizzy and Pebbles goodies that were included in the kits.



Some close up details... and also adding a bit of Mr. Huey Lemonade to provide some contrast/depth between the two cardstock pieces...



Loving these fun sequins from Pebbles...



And also these word sayings from authentique...



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And another layout that was design around the super fun Dear Lizzy pattern paper - don't you just LOVE those polaroid frames!!



The kraft alphabet stickers were also just the right touch for the layout, to contrast against the soft dreamy colors of the Dear Lizzy collection.



and also a play on words... Love You Everyday!



and Always Forever...

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And for my last project, I pretty much grab what ever was left and created this free style mini album - hoping  capture some of my "if only" moments...





I also added in some small doilies for more texture and can't get enough of that crepe paper from the Dear Lizzy collection...



And used the studio calico white mist for the finishing touches - a few droplets here and there.



thanks for stopping by everyone and don't you just adore the new collection from Dear Lizzy??   and also will be back soon with more projects to share... 

Guesting for Scrappin Studio

Sharing some layouts that I created for Scrappin Studio this month, as their guest designer.  I had the chance to work with the Daydream Believer, Clarksville and Stepping Stone kits and honestly can't get enough of the yummy goodies!  Just love love the bits and pieces of the new Dear Lizzy Neapolitan collection, that's included in all the kits.

For this layout, I mainly used the Clarksville kit with bits of goodies from the main Daydream Believer...



Loving the SC background stamp and those cute sequins from pebbles...



And I definitely need more of the crepe paper from the Dear Lizzy collection!!

And sharing another layout, using all 3 kits (especially the stamp set from the Stepping Stone collection)!

Thanks for stopping by everyone and do stop by Scrappin Studio for the full details on these layouts.

Fancy Pants Love Story

Sharing some Fancy Pants - Love Story projects today! With valentine day around the corner, I couldn't resist grabbing a few sheets of this super sweet collection for a little of love.

The first one here is a 8.5" x 11" layout using some of the pattern papers and border stickers from the collection; the flowers and cute felt brad is from the its the little things collection (one of my all time favorite collection - I just can't get enough of the text pattern paper...lol).

In making this layout, I also realized that we haven't been taking a lot of pictures together lately on our trips and that we get so caught up on all the amazing surroundings or each other (LOL) that we keep forgetting the together part. Note to self: more together pictures!!!

I also got my silhouette out for some cutting fun and once again used the circle heart file and along with the one for the word you (circle heart, you); just adore everything that Karla Dudley designs.





And also created these simple tags that can be reproduced in no time...  and would be perfect to pass around for valentine's day.







Thanks for stopping by everyone!!!

Some Crate Paper & Lily Bee Goodies...

Hi Everyone!!!

I really can't believe how fast time flies by now a days - with things picking up at the office and my tendencies to continuously scrap. LOL  I'm not sure if it's because of all the inspirations from see the new releases everywhere or my desire (and necessity) to clear some scrappy space; but there'll definitely be tons to share in the coming days...

Starting with these two projects today!  First is this valentine project that I created for the Crate Paper blog using the sweet Paper Heart Collection (that's up on their blog today - just so excited as this is my first project for them and don't forget to stop by there as they're also having a giveaway!).



For my project, I opted to create a box of valentine coupons using the Graphic 45 altered box as the starting point; decorating and covering parts of the box (love how the kraft color contrast with the sweet colors from the collection).  Then for the coupons, I could resist getting out my silhouette machine to try out some of the new shapes that I recently purchased (chevron hearts and circle heart).





and can't stop creating these shaker fun!






And also sharing some Lily Bee cards created using the Heads Over Heels collection, which are also up on the Lily Bee Blog today (do stop by for more card inspirations from the other amazing ladies).  The theme for today's post is simple valentine cards that can be easily replicated (and under 30 mins tops).  For the first one here, I used one of those plastic bags for the confetti and included an index card before sewing up it at the top.  Then to cover the stitching, I added a strip of pattern paper and finished the card off with a heart punch out. 15 mins!!



On the second one, I glued down another index card and added bits of pattern paper and more punch out shapes - my all time favorite butterfly and hearts; before using the ABC stickers to complete the card. 15mins!!  **wink**



A big thanks for stopping by everyone and promise to not to disappear for too long...
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