Showing posts with label Kate's ABC's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kate's ABC's. Show all posts

Thursday, January 12, 2012

"BFF's" Scrapbook Layout




Supplies:
Kate's ABC's Cricut Cartridge
Title: 4", page 24
BFFS Font: 1.94"
Flower3: (3)7 1/2", page 27

Silhouette Studio
Bracket: 0.995" by 3.235"

Cuttlebug Embossing Folders: Swiss Dots/Seeing Spots/Divine Swirls

Photo Mats:
5 1/2" by 7 1/2"
5 1/4" by 7 1/4"
5" x 7"
3 3/4" by 5 1/8"
3 1/2" by 4 3/4" (photo)

This layout was inspired by the photo above and the friendships that Kindergartners can create as Best Friends Forever!

Friday, June 24, 2011

SEWeasy Egg Artiste Layout


Recipe:
Easter 2010
Scallop Egg: 8 1/4"
Egg: 8.71 (Gypsy)

Kate's ABC
Font: 1 1/4"

SEWeasy: Loop de Loop
Pink Embroidering thread
Light blue brads

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

L is for Ladybug Scrapbook Layout


When I first started this layout I realized that I didn't have any brown paper to start cutting out my image. So....I decided that I would use my Cricut Imagine to print my images in the colors that I needed. Right about the time that I got my Imagine there was talk about RGB codes. So I went online and I googled "Stampin Up RGB Color Codes" and that is where I got the list that helped me choose the colors for this project!


Recipe:
Kate's ABCs page 49


Ladybug: cut at 5" using Chocolate Chip R-111 G-84 B-75
Ladybug-s: cut at 5" using Certainly Celery R-201 G-210 B-148
Layer1: cut at 5" using Pretty in Pink R-251 G-196 B-205
Layer1-s: cut at 5" using Pink Passion R-236 G-110 B-170
Layer2: cut at 5" using Green Galore R-156 G-211 B-111
Layer2-s: cut at 5" using no color as it is cut in white

Phrase cut at 2.2 using Pink Passion R-236 G-110 B-170
Phrase layer cut at 2.2 using Pretty in Pink R-251 G-196 B-205

Photo mats are 5.0 (Chocolate Chip)
Photo mat layer cut at 4.8 (Pink "bubble" pattern from Nursery Tails)
I also printed out the photo mat layer on a peice of 12x12 cardstock to create my background paper as well.

This particular layout was a little hard for me, I usually use bright or deep colors vs pastels. Using my Cricut Imagine helped because I was able to pick pattern paper from a cartridge that actually came with my machine when I ordered it on HSN! I also challenged myself to use the color codes to create the paper that I needed vs going to the store to buy more!

Happy Scrappin'
Jennifer

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Happy Spring Card


For this adorable card I used the Kate's ABC's Cricut Cartridge. I cut the girl image at 4" and all of her layers. The cardstock that I used for the card is from the Colorbok paperstack from WalMart that is always sold for $5 per pack.

I printed out the Happy Spring from my computer and then used 2 circle punches, one at 3/4" and 1". I used Lucinda Handwriting and cut it at 12 points.

I also used my iRock and gems to dress it up too.