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Sweetheart Workshop Layouts

Wendy — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 05:00:45 +0000

Supplies used: Close to My Heart Sweetheart Workshop Kit (Sweetheart Level 2 Paper Pack, stamp set, Sweetheart Level 2 Assortment), liquid applique, and black & cotton candy inks, and Color-Ready Oxford Alphabet. Chalk, vellum quote, and fun flock from my stash.

I changed the second layout into two 1-page layouts for different books.

Sweetheart Workshop Cards

Wendy — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 06:00:29 +0000

These cards were made from the Close to My Heart Sweetheart Workshop. (please ignore the yellow in my photos, must be something with the lighting) to attend my workshop on March 11, 2011 or order the kit to create it on your own. They make great cards for anniversaries, weddings, baby, or birthday. I love the use of Liquid Applique! It’s definitely got me thinking of ways to use it more!

Sea World layout

Wendy — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:08:03 +0000

Products used: CTMH Stardust paper & Colonial White ricrac, unknown brads, and Sea World epoxy stickers by Creative Imaginations. Based on Scrap Sketch #87.

My Walt Disney World Album is Complete!!

Wendy — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 19:00:10 +0000

We just made it back from Disneyland last weekend and before we left I was determined to finish my book from our last vacation to Walt Disney World in (gulp) 2005! Alas, it is finished and here they are. Be on the lookout for new layouts from our recent trip to Disneyland!

I found it was easiest and quickest for this project to use a set of coordinating papers for most of the pages. You can see how I did that below. The paper is a retired CTMH paper pack.

: The Tree of Life

: The Teacups!

: Buckle Up!

: Magical

: Meeting Characters

: More Characters

: Animal Kingdom Parade

: Waiting for Fantasic to start

: Fantasmic!

Mickey Mouse

Wendy — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 16:50:41 +0000

Cardstock from my stash. Embellishments by EK Success or unknown.

Overlays

Wendy — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 04:39:12 +0000

Although I do not use them very often because of their cost, overlays can add a lot to a layout. On the page below I added pictures underneath the overlay and on the top I added the title and chipboard flower. I then stitched the overlay to the background paper to hold everything in place.

Title Pages

Wendy — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 17:31:21 +0000

I use title pages to divide up my books. I organize my pages in chronological order. The title pages serve as a marker for myself and those that look through my books. It also saves me the worry of fitting so many pages in a book. I use 3D-ring binders so the pages can be easily moved around, added, and removed. When I fill a book I just start on the next one, instead of having one book specifically for 2007 and another for 2008 and overfilling them or running out of room. Title pages can be very simple and are a fun way to use up embellishments and paper that you’ve been struggling to find a use for.