Friday Lift

This week's Friday Lift brought to you by the online crop at Jenni Bowlin Studio forum. One of the challenges was to find inspiration at the JBS Pinterest boards. I found this amazing layout by Lisa Dickinson and had to do something similar. I am in love with this layout for several reasons:

1. I used ton of scraps

2. I scrapped those recent pictures of Eli that otherwise would remain in pixel state for very long time.

3. I told the story.

Supplies: patterned paper (WRMK, Jenni Bowlin), chipboard letters (Making Memories), chipboard buttons (Jenni Bowlin), sticker (Jenni Bowlin), vintage buttons, twine

Inbar

I did this layout few days ago based on Shimelle's sketch but waited for better weather to take a nicer picture. Today I realized that the better weather is probably not going to come any time soon and I will have to post what have.

The little cutie in the pictures is my friend's daughter. I combined several Jenni Bowlin papers from old kits and did some fussy cutting. Some papers are 4 years old but I still love them.

Supplies: cardstock (The Paper Company), patterned paper (Jenni Bowlin, Crate Paper), butterfly punch (Martha Stewart), buttons (Foof-a-la), heart sticker (Colorbook), pin (Jillibean Soup), tags (Making Memories, Jenni Bowlin), letter stickers (Sassafras Lass), distress stickles (Tim Holtz) tag, ribbon, felt heart, twine

I made this layout as part of Jenni Bowlin online crop and I have few others to share and few other are still want to do. The challenges are open till October 30th so I still have few days left.

Happy Halloween frame

Finally I can share a project I made for Fiskateers blog! Rebecca sent me new limited edition Happy Jacks border punch and a simple plastic frame. Here is what I made. You can read how I made it on the Fiskateers blog.

Supplies: plastic frame (Staples), patterned paper (MME, Bazzill Basics), letters (Heidi Grace for Fiskars, KI Memory), key (Martha Stewart), corked vials (Tim Holtz), bingo card (Jenni Bowlin), border punch (Fiskars), scallop punch (Fiskars), bats (Cloud 9), doily, twine

 

 It was fun to do something different!

How many kangaroo (pictures) is too many?

Simple double page layout. I had probably 20 or so pictures from our visit to Australian park in Israel many years ago. Mainly kangaroos in different poses :) I picked 7 and made this layout. (Sorry it is not lined up in the picture. I am terrible with taking pictures of double layouts) I was searching for papers or stickers with kangaroos or Australian animals and even thought about buying a kangaroo die. I am glad I stopped myself. I googled a logo of the park and printed it on a cardstock. Some punch action and I had an embellishment to use on my layout.

 Supplies: cardstock (Paper Studio), patterned paper, chipboard (Colorbook), letter stickers (Doodlebug), felt (Queen & Co.), pearls (K&Co), border punches (Fiskars, Martha Stewart)

The question is - what to do with the rest of the kangaroo pictures??

Autumn memories

 Another layout based on Shimelle's starting point. This is how my starting point looked like. Pardon the terrible picture and my dirty craft mat.

And this is how it ended. More layers, punched scallop circles, journaling tag and a glaze pen. Oh, and some twine. It looks like I caught the twine bug. I don't care. It makes me happy.

Supplies: patterned paper, journaling card (WRMK), scallop punch (Fiskars), glaze pen (Sakura), twine

I used the beautiful WRMK Autumn Splendor collection for this layout. It is 20% off now at Scrapbook Express! I am off to scrap more autumn pictures.

P.S. I signed up Kollete's Giving Well class at Big Picture Classes and I am loving it so far! I already got an idea for few gifts. It is not too late to sign!

Friday Lift

For today's Friday Lift I am going to share a layout based on Meg's layout she did for Scrapbook Express. I liked the grid and the banner in the middle.I moved the title to the upper left corner and added small hearts to the banner. All papers are from Cosmo Cricket UPcycle paper kit. I already did several layouts and card and still have tons left.

Supplies: paper stickers (Cosmo Cricket), letters (Anna Griffin), journaling card (Jenni Bowlin), pen (Sakura), hearts (Colorbook), pearls (Kaiser Crafts), twine