Toy Story Layout

This the playground at the hotel that we stayed in.  It was set up like Andy's room.  I tried really hard to make the title look like a piece of paper that a kid would write on and tape to their door.  I used Old West to cut the paper and Pooh Font for the title.  I distressed the edges of the paper.  I used Toy Story for the green army man.  The paper is from Hobby Lobby.

Disney Layout

I have been working on my Disney album, very slowly, but working on it.  Today, I took pictures of all the pages that I have done so far and I will post them a few days a week!  Let me start by saying that I use Creative Memories (CM) albums.  I still have the old ones that are not a true 12x12, so I have to trim down all my paper!  These are the pages of the hotel that I did.  I really liked the way they turned out.  The bakground paper is Creative Imaginations.  The cardstock is all CM.  I used a Spellbinders die to cut the film strips.  I cut the strip, embossed it, and then used white chalk ink to stencil with.  This was a very long process; the die only cuts three frames at a time.  The black stars are SU chipboard colored with SU ink.  The title is from Pooh Font.  The photo corners on the journaling box are CTMH.

Orlando Layout

I have been putting off starting my Orlando album. I was kind of waiting on the Toy Story cartridge to come out, but I gave up! Here is the front page for that album. We won't even talk about how long I worked on this page! I used 6 different cartridges! The Mickey was cut at 4" and the Sponge Bob at 3". I also used the hide feature on my gypsy to make the ticket.



I tried to take a close up picture so that you could see the "texture" of the roller coaster, the paper is from CM and was cut at 9 1/2". Also, so you can see ALL the layers on Sponge Bob! He took the longest to do!

I used all CM printed paper. The red is SU and everything else is from my scraps! The roller coaster and ticket are from Summer Vacation, Mickey is from Mickey & Friends, Sponge Bob from Sponge Bob, Orlando from Don Juan, Spring Break from Pooh Font, and 2010 from Mickey Font.

Layouts with LOTS of pictures 6

In 2007, the weather on Christmas Eve was really nice! My BIL. Ace got out the unicycle and the majority of us just had to play! How can you NOT scrapbook an event like that? How many times will you have a picture of your MIL being helped up off the street after she fell off a unicycle? LOL! I wanted to get all the pictures on two pages! It was challenging, but I did it! The background paper is from Costco, the pattern paper is Eskimo Kisses, the blue cardstock and journaling box are CM and the title was cut from Pooh Font.

Valentine's Page

I am back to posting pages again! This is a page that I made for Valentine's 2007. I adapted an idea that I saw in a magazine. I used the Gypsy and Storybook to cut the scalloped piece. I also used a two-sided piece of paper for the reds. I cut the center out of the sheet and put it on top of the scalloped rectangle. This is a good way to save paper and make your pages less bulky! The red paper is Bo Bunny. Be Mine was cut with the Pooh font using CM paper. The journaling box is also CM.