Waaaaay back in 1959 we went to a Fancy Dress Ball. Mum of course made our outfits.
My sister went as the queen of hearts from Alice in Wonderland.
Waaaaay back in 1959 we went to a Fancy Dress Ball. Mum of course made our outfits.
My sister went as the queen of hearts from Alice in Wonderland.
This is for the the sketch for Kickstart at the scraproom
I'm using up the last full sheet of cardstock from my kit plus a large journal block and some other bits and pieces. I even managed to use a cake patty pan and a March circular calendar item.
Here's the double layout sketch.
Once again I used my counterfeit kit for these 2 layouts.
At The Scraproom group the freaky fast formula is this
I've used all papers and items from my counterfeit kit. Scraps come in handy for this particular challenge.
My 2 photos are of an extremely long jetty near Concord in Sydney. We went to see it after I bought a painting of it. I used the 2 wider strips going horizontally across the middle, then one of the shorter 2x7 pieces across the middle. My 2 12x3/4 strips are vertical on the left hand side then the remaining strip on the right.
I also added some embellishments such as the 2 tabs plus journal tag ,a yellow strip and a star.
The most recent sketch at Paper Issues is this one
At Use Your stuff this time we are featuring plaid.
This is my daughter's partner. The plaid background suited the photo and if you look closely you will see plaid on the "hello my name is" tag and the apple at the top.
I'm also entering this on double trouble where they require green and twisted sister focus is plaid.
I decided to use 2 of my blue papers, including the one that looks like crushed tissue paper. AS we were by the lake that plus the vellum gives a misty watery feel and even the middle paper resembles waves. (There aren't waves on Lake Burley Griffin but we can imagine them.
Our forgeries this month are many and varied but I decided to make flowers.
I started by punching flowers
Then you fold each flower into quarters. You need 4 from the same patterned paper plus another as your base. Adhere the 4 folded pieces.
I have a painting here of a jetty and surrounds done by a friend. Curiosity got the better of me so I decided to go and see it in real life. It is at Hen and Chicken bay near Concord.
I made my layout about the boat ramp/jetty.
My inspiration for the layout was Calvinball layout I found on You Tube.
Layout #1 | Starry Night | CalvinBall 2021 Scrapbook Challenge | Scrapbook Process Video - YouTube
Hers featured dogs and stars, mine features the wharf and punched flowers.
I used my Counterfeit kit including a computer number paper plus a lined stationery paper from Crate Paper named Maggie Holmes Lovely. The red paper is the Christmas paper I put in my kit and the blue was a scrap.
Following the You tube video I constructed my layout as close as I could. The tearing under the photo is hidden by the title and flower, but it's there. The obvious place for the journalling is on the lined paper.
At CSI this is the case 350
Product Clues
I started with 2 older papers,one almost plain white, the other an argyle pattern.I matted using scraps of number triangles and checkered papers. I also used a chevron strip across the bottom.
Next I used 2 washi tapes that had mathematical formulars and measuring tape designs.
There are 3 canvas shapes on here that I misted with red. Some absorbed more colour than others.The largest circle is more samon pink. This adds flowers and old circular elements to the layout.
Design Clues
Used 2 patterned papers in the background with a strip across centre.
Our March Counterfeit kit looks like this
The papers
The embellishmentsKeeping with the stationery/office theme, I made up this kit.
Private Secretary
At Unstampabelles they ask us to scrap lockdown.
One thing I missed most was buying a proper coffee at the stores. I had to be content with making it at home.
To go with my coffee I usually buy a cake, muffin or something to eat, so I came up with the idea of cooking muffins!
My muffin recipe is versatile and I can add various fillings ,depending on what I have here. I made quite a few batches over the time and shared them with neighbours and friends.
After the worst of lockdown I saw the sign at Muffin break and formulated this layout. My embellishments are from a set of covid papers I bought early on in the pandemic.
I hope you like it. Luckily here in Australia, the worst seems to be over. (whispering in case it hears me!)