Supplies used: CTMH A Blossom stamp set, DCWV papers, CTMH Cotton Candy ink, CTMH Chocolate ink, Making Memories Paperie Greenhouse Shimmer Alphabet Stickers, Studio 18 Rhinestones, and unknown ribbon.
Take a close look and you will see that the flowers of this stamp set are a perfect match to my daughter’s outfit in these photos!!
Welcome to our August Art Philosophy Blog Hop! Each month we will showcase a feature of the amazing Art Philosophy Cricut cartridge. This month we will be showcasing the “Decorative Layer” (shift or no shift) feature of the cartridge. Did you know there are 100 different card shapes you can make with this cartridge? You heard me correctly — 100!!! Now we won’t be able to show you ALL 100 card options, but we will show you as many as we can.
The blog hop makes a circle so if you are starting here, just continue until you make your way back. If you have already started, you should be coming from Diana’s Blog.
Supplies used: Diecuts With a View paper, Close to My Heart Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge, CTMH Sparkle Flourishes, and Making Memories Shimmer Alphabet Stickers.
I chose the banner on the decorative layer page 59 (no shift). Instead of using it as a banner, I created a border across the bottom of my scrapbook page. I really like the silver on this layout!
Your next stop is Eva’s Blog!
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Supplies used: Die Cuts With a View papers, Making Memories Glitter Gem, tag from a swap, and ribbon from my stash.
I just used a few random supplies from my stash for this simple layout. I do know that the flower centers are Making Memories Gem Stickers.
If I didn’t like paper scrapping so much, Studio J would definitely be my first choice for digital. Or I would use it if I had a big project that involved multiple layouts or many that coordinated I would use it. One of the changes lately in the Close to My Heart Idea Books is that the Level 1 layouts have changed from paper to Studio J. This isn’t a bad thing because it is so easy to use. As I look through the Idea Book, I find many of these Studio J layouts that I really like, however I have so many scrapbooking supplies that it makes sense to use these up. I’ve decided to start taking these Studio J layouts that I love, just like any other layout I would find online or in a magazine, and use it to create my own paper layout.
Studio J layout:
My layout:
Supplies used: Making Memories Think Pink Slice paper, Close to My Heart White Daisy Cardstock, Close to My Heart Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge, Close to My Heart Flip Flaps, Prima Iced Got Flowers, Kaiser Paper Flowers, My Mind’s Eye Kaleido Grams Small “5″, Me & My Big Ideas Rhinestone Word, and Close to My Heart Clear Sparkles.
These are some of my favorite pictures of my daughter. They replaced her school photos since at this age they no longer trade with their friends. I figured if it’s just for me and family why not get some really nice photos so we took a trip to a flower garden and got these great shots! I don’t have the flip flaps on yet because I wanted to take my picture without the glare of a page protector but I have a stack of 4×6 photos on the right page that will be attached to my completed page with a couple flip flaps. I am very happy that I like the page as well as I do the photos!
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