Showing posts with label Scrapbook Maven. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scrapbook Maven. Show all posts
Thursday, May 26, 2016
Graphic 45 Farewell for Now!
Monday, May 16, 2016
World's Fair Inspirational Card with Tutorial
Happy Monday I hope everyone enjoyed their weekend :) It has been pretty gloomy here, so I am happy to share my bright and cheerful card today to help chase away the gloom.
Check out this step by step tutorial: How to Make an Inspirational Card Using Graphic 45 by Danielle Copley on Snapguide

I am not usually a fan of orange, but I can’t seem to get enough of the fun, colorful and inspirational vibe of World’s Fair! I thought I would make a card, so that when a friend needed a pick me up, I would have the perfect card at the ready. I embraced the orange and even threw on a large orange flower for good measure. I’m in love!
Tip: Sometimes it’s fun and striking to cluster elements in one concentrated area leaving a lot of “white space” on the rest of the card.
Cardstock- White

Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Enchanting Mini Album using Graphic 45 Enchanted Forest
Hello and welcome as always! I had made a boxed album base using my Boxed Album Cover and Stand Tutorial a while back and wasn’t sure where I wanted to go with it. The beautiful jewel tones of Enchanted Forest were perfect for my ‘royal’ boxed album. I love adding feet to really make it look like a trinket box from the outside, so it’s a fun surprise to find a mini album inside to store memories in photographs. The ATC Policy envelopes make the perfect storage for ticket stubs, extra photos, notes or any other small memorabilia you may want to add.
If you like you can check out my walkthrough of my album here:
Supplies:
Kraft Cardstock
Tim Holtz Arrow Turns
Small Metal Knobs
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
Mother's Day Box and Tag Mini
With Mother’s Day coming soon, I was inspired by the elegant ladies in A Ladies Diary Collection to make my mother a beautiful gift using a Staples ATC Book Box. I love how easy it is to put together a project with a Graphic 45 Staple and a Deluxe Edition Collection. The tag mini inside is the perfect size for inspirational quotes, tiny photos or coupons. I hope she likes it!
Supplies:
White Cardstock
Doily Edge Punch
Gina’s Designs Feather Chipboard
Gesso
Cameo
Chain Tassel
Foam Square
Check out the Graphic 45 blog for more inspiration from Belly Lau and her elegant Hat Box and Album. She even has a tutorial!
Check out the Graphic 45 blog for more inspiration from Belly Lau and her elegant Hat Box and Album. She even has a tutorial!
Monday, March 28, 2016
Altered Mixed Media Journal with Graphic 45's Once Upon A Springtime
I hope everyone had a wonderful Easter! Mine was filled with food and family. My children enjoyed an Easter Egg Hunt courtesy of Grandma Easter Bunny. My daughter found the golden egg, which was fitting since hunting eggs is her favorite game all year round, lol!
The Once Upon a Springtime Collection was the first Graphic 45 collection that I discovered and remains my all-time favorite! I love it so much that I hoarded it forever, but I have finally let myself have fun and this journal is the result. As one of my first real forays into a full-on mixed media project, I altered this premade journal with gesso, gelatos, stencils, paste and, of course, fussy cuts from Once Upon a Springtime. I absolutely love how it turned out and I hope you all do, too! If you are a beginner with mixed media like me, follow along with me and my process tutorial on how I made this project.
The Once Upon a Springtime Collection was the first Graphic 45 collection that I discovered and remains my all-time favorite! I love it so much that I hoarded it forever, but I have finally let myself have fun and this journal is the result. As one of my first real forays into a full-on mixed media project, I altered this premade journal with gesso, gelatos, stencils, paste and, of course, fussy cuts from Once Upon a Springtime. I absolutely love how it turned out and I hope you all do, too! If you are a beginner with mixed media like me, follow along with me and my process tutorial on how I made this project.
Supplies:
Faber Castell Gelatos: Guava, Aqua Dolce. Kiwi
Faber Castell Whipped Spackle
Smooch Spritz- Splash
Gina’s Designs Flourish Frame Sienna Mini
Kaisercraft Flutter Stamp (similar here)
Gesso
Journal
fabric
Collage Pauge/ Mod Podge
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Wednesday, March 23, 2016
May Art and Graphic 45 Blog Hop Day 3: Easter Matchbook Gift Box
This week Graphic 45 and May Arts Ribbon have teamed up for a blog hop full of inspirational projects and prizes.
Using a Graphic 45 Matchbook Box, I created a fun Easter box for candy. The March sheets of Children’s Hour provided beautiful images to create a layered scene. I love layering multiple bits of fussy cuts of the same image to add a 3-D effect to my little scene. The scene is inspired by traditional Easter activities of children sitting in the grass after Easter egg hunting. Beautiful May Art ribbons add a festive effect and their unique leaf ribbon is so perfect for surrounding the birds nest.
For more detailed pictures, please hop on over to the Graphic 45 Blog. And, don't forget to check out the May Arts Blog and Graphic 45 Facebook Page to see even more inspiration, as well as leaving comments along the way to be in the running for amazing prizes.
Graphic 45 has a prize worth $50 and includes May Arts ribbon so you can also create with their beautiful ribbon! A winner will be announced on the Graphic 45 blog on Friday. Good luck and happy hopping!
Supplies:
May Art Ribbon in Gold, Green and Leaf Ribbon
Doily Border Punch
Mod Podge
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