I have done a few layouts this year and here are some of my favorites from earlier this year which I have not yet blogged about:
This picture did not come out as great as I would have liked but... it is a great layout! The background paper is blue with white and silve snowflakes. The word snow that is on an angle is chipboard and the 'O' in snow is a cleaver little snowflake. Some of the snowflakes that are on the corners of the journaling and photos were made for me by a fellow scrapper and have blue glitter in them - so perfect for this layout! At the bottom is a Jolee's winter title. There wasn't any better way I could have captured this moment for my son!
Cheers!
What a great picture. My son and my father in law, toasting to a great dinner. My father in law with his glass of 'vino' and my son with his cup of water. Priceless.
I went with a green and brown theme on this layout. It went well with the colors in the pictures. There are lots of great touches here. Riboons, swirls, pop-up words, etc. The title came out great. When I created this layout, I had just purchased by Fiskars circle side punch and I cut out the circle to matt the letters which I cut using my Cricut. I used a lot of antiqueing on this to give it the old feel.
This is another great one! I had the perfect paper, which is very masculine and did a lot of layering behind the picture, all in different shades of blue.
The brackets around the 2 and the word guys are all raised using my favorite product, 3D-dots.
I added ribbon to the mat of the picture by stapling it down with blue staples. A nice little touch, if I do say so myself!
I framed the light blue mat with my Daisy D Zig Zag tape runner. I made a mistake in the lower right hand corner but I easily disguised it with a chipboard flourish - no one could be the wiser!
All of the letters in the title I cut out using my Cricut and antiqued the edges with my ColorBox Cat's Eye inks.
This is a nice and bright layout. Primary colors normally seen and used amongst kids.
I used a piece of green string on the top and put it down with yellow mini brads and strung metal letters, "Play Time". I thought that was a unique way to display the title. I am not sure how I just thought of it, but I did!
The other embellies are a Soft Spoken set. And I made the paper clip by gluing down a foam ball sticker to it.
I did this layout in July. I was part of a Christmas in July swap on myspace where we traded all Christmas items and after doing that, I was put in the Christmas mood!
I think this might be the first time I used 4 pictures in a layout.
There are a lot of cute Christmas items on the layout: ribbon, buttons, gifts, etc.
I punched the corners out with an ornate corner adorner - a little fancy for the holidays. The red paper behind the matted picture has a border of Christmas phrases and song lyrics. Not sure how I got that paper but it was a nice addition.
And of course how could I go wrong by adding pictures of my Christmas tree and my son opening his gifts Christmas morning.
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