Flashback Scrapbook Layout

How cool are these colours together? I've also added Newspaper Print to complement the new Flashback DSP papers from Stampin' Up.
It's another versatile layout that will take as many or as few photos as you wish to fit on it. The colour combo is Basic Black, Real Red, Crushed Curry and Pool Party.

Mariner DSP Scrapbook Layout

LOVE LOVE LOVE these papers. Here is the first layout I have made using Stampin' Ups! new MARINER Designer Series Paper. We have been doing some whale watching on the coast during the holidays, so Im going to scrap those photos, but the layout would suit anything beachy or nautical.

Baby Layout with new Lullaby DSP!

Love a new catalogue with new papers to play with. This layout is made using Stampin' Ups! new LULLABY Designer Series Paper.

I have also co-ordinated it with the matching stamp set 'Something For Baby'. The images sizes are great for adding detail to a scrapbook page. And the papers also allow for a boy version too using Pool Party, Baked Brown Sugar and Hello Honey. The colours in the girl layout I have made are Crisp Cantaloupe, Baked Brown Sugar and Hello Honey.

 

 

'Dear Santa' Scrapbook Layout

Im not normally one to do Christmas in July, but for my next workshop, we will be scrapping our Christmas photos. I have created this one to scrap Christmas morning photos, but it could be used to scrap a Santa photo or a school Christmas concert.

 

I love Santa falling down the chimney. This image has been created using punches and my husband's sketching ability for Santa's sack. There is lots of daubering to give the image shading and definition. It should be fun to create! Oh and not to forget the Envelope Board Punch to create our letter to Santa.

Epic Day Layout # 2

Here is the 2nd layout I created using Stampin' Ups! Epic Day DSP. Totally different from the one below. I love the Smoky Slate and Pool Party combo with the hexagon print with a splash of Calypso Coral to give it a bit of vibrancy.

Epic Day Scrapbook Layout

Epic Day Designer Series Paper has been out since September, but it has taken me until now to buy a pack. I'm not sure why but I'm glad I finally have.  I have created two layouts now with it and I'm really happy with both of them, yet they are both really quite different.

Here is the first layout I have created. I have a few (well 100's) of cricket photos to scrap, so I think I'm going to use this layout for my son's album. His baggy cap is green and gold, so I think the papers will match and add some vibrancy to the rest of his white garb. ;)

Another take on Modern Melody

Here is a layout I have created (or CASED I should say) using Stampin' Up's Modern Melody. I took inspiration for this layout from Krista's Crafty Corner (http://kristascraftycorner.blogspot.com.au/2013/03/for-always-workshop-on-go.html) who has done quite a few black and white layouts and just added a splash of colour to give it some vibrancy.

This layout is quite a jigsaw puzzle to put together, but I like the fact by changing a simple piece of cardstock to another colour, it can be used to suit whatever photos you have.