Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts

Friday, October 28, 2011

with a station break, brought to you by cocoa daisy

after almost two months of not really scrapping, except for duties required by work, i crawled back on the horse and am happy to report i still enjoy the ride! tonight is cocoa daisy's november reveal party for bed and breakfast! it doesn't look like i did much, but since we've got the online crop coming up (november 11-13, you don't have to be a subscriber to join in on the fun, you just have to register on our message boards so you can post to the threads and the gallery. apparently these crops are a riotously grand time!) we only had to put two layouts in the gallery. we're making more stuff for the crop, so don't worry, i'll post more as time goes on.

this layout cracks me up because the story showed up out of the blue and i knew i had to scrap it for posterity's sake. and i love this pic of my sweetie. he looks so sneaky :)

uses bed & breakfast and homespun plum 

and this layout, well i'm rather proud of how i made it work. lots of amy tangerine in this month's kits and i wanted to use the stitched heart paper, but was struggling with the non-movability of the heart. i like to place my own embellishments, i like dimensionality. but this finally worked and i love how it turned out. 


uses bed & breakfast and some twine from the twinery

 

reveal works a bit differently at cocoa daisy than it did at SC, you can check out the kits this afternoon, 4 PM EST (2 PM here in denver) and see what the DT did with them, then at 9 PM EST, subscribers have  access to the store so they get first dibs. the kits go on sale to the general public at midnight on the first on november.

i'll be back with more september stories, but thought some of you may enjoy some scrappy sneaks. i've also posted a tutorial on the simple stories blog today, so go check that out!

Saturday, September 19, 2009

sharing some stamping stuff

i just finished a tutorial for studio calico's blog and thought i'd share the link. might as well. :)

getting more out of your stamps