Friday, May 2, 2008
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Sadie Sue
Saturday, March 22, 2008
What's in a name?
I made the bottom page for Elise awhile ago, and had always intended to make one for Caelyn as well. Last week I did! They each document the meanings of their names. Caelyn is about 1 year old in her photo and Elise is two weeks.

I used some special paper (rice paper?) to mat Caelyn's photo. To get the fibers to stand out when you rip the paper, use a wet Q-tip to outline the edges, then gently pull apart the paper. I glued on an old pearl string I had lying around to make the border unique.

The "E" is cut out from my printer and the rest was printed directly onto the photo.
Font: Edwardian Script IT
I used some special paper (rice paper?) to mat Caelyn's photo. To get the fibers to stand out when you rip the paper, use a wet Q-tip to outline the edges, then gently pull apart the paper. I glued on an old pearl string I had lying around to make the border unique.
The "E" is cut out from my printer and the rest was printed directly onto the photo.
Font: Edwardian Script IT
Monday, February 18, 2008
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Halloween 2007
Purpose of the Blog
My adventures in scrapbooking began back in the '90s when I was in high school. I got into Creative Memories (pretty much the only scraping outlet at the time) and created my first album documenting my senior year.
I continued to scrap with my friends during college and then got really busy finding a job, husband and having a grown-up life! After taking an amazing two-week trip to Italy and taking hundreds of digital pictures, I decided to get back into scrapbooking.
I made a huge 60 page Italy scrapbook which propelled me back into scrapping. A lot has changed since that first book I made! I love the new "style" of scrapbooking, where it is very artistic and creative.
Since most of my photos are stuck on the computer or online, I have slowly (emphasis on SLOWLY) started to scrap some of my favorite memories.
Adding two little girls to our lives has complicated things a bit, (a LOT more photos and a LOT less time) but thanks to my faithful scrappin' gal pals (you know who you are, ladies!!!) my scrapbooking adventures continue.
This blog is really just a way for me to have an online record of the pages I've done and to share them with whoever is interested. I am notorious for "scraplifting" ideas off the net, so please feel free to do the same.
Some vintage work:

I continued to scrap with my friends during college and then got really busy finding a job, husband and having a grown-up life! After taking an amazing two-week trip to Italy and taking hundreds of digital pictures, I decided to get back into scrapbooking.
I made a huge 60 page Italy scrapbook which propelled me back into scrapping. A lot has changed since that first book I made! I love the new "style" of scrapbooking, where it is very artistic and creative.
Since most of my photos are stuck on the computer or online, I have slowly (emphasis on SLOWLY) started to scrap some of my favorite memories.
Adding two little girls to our lives has complicated things a bit, (a LOT more photos and a LOT less time) but thanks to my faithful scrappin' gal pals (you know who you are, ladies!!!) my scrapbooking adventures continue.
This blog is really just a way for me to have an online record of the pages I've done and to share them with whoever is interested. I am notorious for "scraplifting" ideas off the net, so please feel free to do the same.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)