Posts Tagged ‘Making Memories’

Sweet Baby Layout

All supplies are by Close to My Heart except the rubon letters which are by Making Memories.  This is one of the layouts from the Magnifique Workshop Kit. (no longer available).

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Sisterly Love Layout

This is my DT layout for Crop Chocolate.  I’ve used a kit by Fancy Pants as well as some flowers by Making Memories.  The layer of flowers is a transparency sheet.  The pictures and all the embellishments are on top of this.  I attached it to the patterned paper by poking brads through the flowers, transparency, and paper and I also added a few dots of adhesive under the flowers and my photos (places where it won’t show through).

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The Baby Name is….

(click to see a bigger photo – but it may take awhile to download)

Supplies used: Making Memories Specialty Glaze – Rose Petal, Fancy Pants Transparent Die Cuts, and Making Memories Maddi Scrapbook Page Kit.

Layout Challenge: #126 of 210.

That is the big question: What is the name?  I love to play games so here’s one for you.  I’ve made this page layout for the baby book of the many names that we considered.  The name we chose is on here.  Can you guess what it is?

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4th of July Layout

Supplies used: Close to My Heart papers, Making Memories rubons, Cricut Graphically Speaking cartridge, and unknown ribbon.

Layout Challenge: #91 of 210.

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Another Disney Layout

This one is of Br’er Bear & Br’er Fox.   Br’er Bear was funny and left big smiles on the girls’ faces.  I really wanted to use the rubons like the first letters of the title for the entire title but did not have enough (too many e’s and r’s).  I opted to still use them and finish it off with stamping.  This is something I’ve never done before.  I’ve mixed different alpha stickers but not rubons and stamping.  I may do more mixing of stamps in may layouts because it’s a great way to fill in those extra vowels and common letters that we often low out of.

Layout Challenge: #85 of 210.

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