Debi Clark has a great sketch challenge going on over at Soul Scrappers.
We had to use 3 colors in the title, ribbon and a Christmas-y photo. I made my very first glitter letters! I used a surface texture and increased the amplication and spacing to create a sparkly effect. Thanks for stopping by and Happy Scrappin'!
Monday, December 12, 2011
Sunday, December 11, 2011
It's a White Christmas over at FS2S
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| Digi elements are from Anna Aspnes, Jessica Sprague, Mye De Leon and Forever Joy. |
I did some blending on the papers and varied opacity levels. I also tried my hand at adding different level of shadows. It's amazing what different shadow angles and depths do to the look of a LO. To shadow or not to shadow? That is the question we digi scrappers deal with onn every LO. I always try to imagine if it would have a shadow on a paper LO and go from there. IF you do digi LOs how do you handle shadowing?
Thanks for stopping by and don't forget to head over the http://screen2scrap.blogspot.com/ and check out this month's challenge.
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Is It Christmas Time Already?
I know I am waaay behind, but here's my first Christmas card for this season. I stamped the bells and greeting in gold and then embossed them with gold embossing powder to give them added dimension. I used some mini jingle bells from SU! where the holly berries are. Mainly because I bought these things and haven't figured out what to do with them yet. Any ideas?
Well back to the craft room to work on some more cards. Have a great, crafty weekend!
Friday, November 25, 2011
Home for the Holidays Film Inspiration
From Screen 2 Scrap has monthly challenges inspired by movie posters. This month was "Home for the Holidays". We had to use "Home" in the title, journal in white and use photos from a family gathering. Heather T over at MScraps has an alpha called Alpha Giants, which uses the large half letters. Once I saw them I knew I had to use them. The rest of the digi elements are from an Mscraps blogtrain called Autumn Potpourri.If you want to try a different kind of challenge you should head over to http://screen2scrap.blogspot.com/ and have some fun!
Friday, November 11, 2011
Colors and Circles Abound
This is a digi LO I created for a Soul Scrappers Challenge. The inspiration was the Simon & Garfunkel song "Scarborough Fair". You needed to have a circle and a text wrap. I chose pictures from a Medieval Times summer camp my son attened. I used Flergs "Family Archives" and Katie Pertiet's "Monarch". Many colors were dark so I played with the Curves tab and opacity levels to get the colors how I wanted. That's one of my favorite things about digital LOs. If you don't have the color you want there is usally a way to create it. I usually don't have circular photos so this was a challenge for me. I discovered I like using circles. Participating in challenges is a great way to try new things and stretch your comfort zone.
Thanks for stopping by and I wish you a happy crafting day!
Sunday, October 30, 2011
October Mornings
This morning when I let the dogs out I could see the mist coming off the lake. I grabbed my Point & Shoot and headed out to take some pictures. While on the shore some geese flew by, it was wonderful.After I took a few pictures I paused to enjoy God's artistry. It was a truly serene moment.
I hope you have a chance to experience a serene moment today.
Digi elements by Flergs.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Hello - Song Inspired LO
This page combines my love of scrapbooking and my newly discovered love for art journaling. There was a song lyric challenge over at where? yep, you guessed it...Soul Scrappers. The inspiration was the song "Telephone Line" by E.L.O. When I read the lyrics all I could think about was how disconnected my son and I are right now as we start the teenage years. There's no bad feelings or anything like that, he's just not sharing with us as much as he did before and I miss him.Digi elements from Marta Van Eck kits over at DeviantScrap.com.
Thanks for stoppng by and I hope you are crafting today!
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