LOL, how do you like that title? Of course I am still showing you pictures of my projects using background stamps for the Creative Convention. So technically, it is correct -- just had to throw that little "pun" in my title. I am just going to plop in some pictures with this update because my show is on in 2 minutes (shows you where my priorities are, doesn't it). So without any more to-do, here are my album pages using background stamps:
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My inspiration for this layout (on left) came from Page 16 of the Holiday Mini Catalog. Tami Ackerson had shown me a card she made using this weaving technique, and I loved it so much that I knew I was going to do a page for my heritage album using the weaving. I incorporated the sample on page 150, of the IB&C, also on this page and the one on the right. |
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Supplies Used: Parlor Prints, Sweet Floral, and Wonderfully Worn Background Stamps; Well Worn and Paisley Prints Designer Series Paper; Gently Falling and Letter It Stamp Sets; River Rock, Wild Wasabi, Early Espresso, and Not Quite Navy Card Stock (and some more, but can't remember); and Lace Ribbon Border, Scallop Corner, and Corner Rounder Punches. |
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I used the Cracked Glass Technique on the Sweet Floral panel (embossed in White Embossing Powder). Supplies: Same as page on left, plus Heat and Stick Powder, Holly Berry Bouquet Wild Wasabi Button, and Linen Thread. |
As always, click on the pictures to enlarge so you can see the details. I love to scrapbook, just wish I did it more often!!
Thanks for stopping by, and would love your comments/suggestions.
Sandi
"It is good to give thanks to the Lord . . .." -- Psalm 92:1
Thank you, Lord, for reminding me of the importance of expressing my gratitude for small favors.
still loving the weaving!
ReplyDeleteI love your heritage pages. I need to get busy and work on my scrapbooks. Maybe someday. I finally got the paint for the floor in my craft room and as soon as that is done I'll get the cupboards. Then maybe, just maybe I'll get organized. I think it'll be much easier to work when I know where everything is and not have to look through piles of stuff.
ReplyDeleteSandi, I love these pages...Believe it or not, I have been itching to get to my craft table. Will be home tomorrow afternoon. See yah
ReplyDeleteDoing a nice job Sandi as always your pages are so nice to look at wish I had a book started.
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