A few cards

A quick break from scrapbooks for a few cards I've made. They're all made from a set called Sweet Summer. It's one of my new favorite sets.


(sorry, forgot to rotate it.)


I love them all.

Page A Day in May 9

This is the first page in R's baby book. I've had the idea for this layout for so long, intending to do an actual paper version, but if I wait for that, it'll never get done. I hope he doesn't mind having a digital album. Luckily, he's a boy so I don't think he'll mind at all.
Everything I used for this layout comes with MDS when you buy it. It was actually a quick and easy layout.

Page A Day in May 6,7, & 8

I'm a little slow posting, blogger has been down for a little while and truth be told, I'm a few pages behind, but I think I can catch up. These next two pages are a double spread for my oldest's book. I couldn't find anything in MDS (My Digital Studio) that really screamed Easter to me, but I did find something I liked online, so I bought the digital kit and then easily used them in MDS to create these cute pages.

And this uses the same digital kit for my next son's album.

Page A Day in May 5

I love these pictures of the boys holding hands. Ryan was only 5 months old. It's just so sweet.

Page A Day in May 3&4

Another couple of pages for my scrapbook. Last year's Day Out with Thomas.

Page A Day in May 1&2

May is National Scrapbooking Month and so I've decided to attempt a digital page a day in May so that on the 31st I will have 31 pages to send to the printer. Here are my first two pages from JJ's birthday last year.


These pages are made with Stampin' Up!'s digital scrapbooking program My Digital Studio. I love it!

Easter Class

This month I have 2 Easter projects and 2 cards using fun techniques. I'm trying to incorporate more techniques into my classes, so look for those in the coming months.
The first project is this cute bunny box, made of lots of punches. It's perfect to fill with a little Easter grass and yummy Easter candy. Project cost $2.50.
This is a carrot box. The box comes all cut, you just score and assemble. Fill it with jelly beans and you're good to go. Project cost $ 2.00.
Okay, apparently I forgot to rotate this card before uploading it. For this card, the pansy in the middle is created using the floating reinker technique. And I think those pansies are just cute.
And this technique is called embedded embossing.
Come learn both techniques and make these two cards for $3.00.

The classes are Tuesday, April 19th at 10 a.m. or 7 p.m. Please RSVP by Monday or earlier.