Cardstock: American Crafts; Patterned Paper: Studio Calico; Letter Stickers: Studio Calico, Cosmo Cricket, Jenni Bowlin Studio; Punches: Fiskars and Martha Stewart; Font: Traveling Typewriter (from dafont.com).
Eek! Does anyone else feel like 2010 is flying by? It feels like yesterday that I was munching on a box of Guylian Belgian Chocolates (I'm addicted to the roasted hazelnut praline) that came with my Easter egg...and now it's almost the middle of April. WOW. Anyhoo, after a busy couple of weekends away things are pretty much back to normal, which means that I've had a bit more time to catch up on my 2010 album. As a quick recap, for this album I decided at the beginning of the year to use one manufacturer per month (blogged here). The manufacturers that I have used so far are:
- January - Jenni Bowlin Studio (Town Square and Red/Black Line Extension)
- February - Pink Paislee (Cupid)
- March - Studio Calico (Home Front)
- April - American Crafts (Dear Lizzy)
- May - Basic Grey (Nook and Pantry)
- June - American Crafts (Botanique)
- July - Lily Bee (Hello Sunshine)
- August - Cosmo Cricket (Material Girl)
The layout (Muffin's Ritual) at the top of this post was put together using Studio Calico's Home Front. I don't naturally gravitate towards these colours, but I love how they blend together so well...and I love those letter stickers! I should probably mention that Muffin (the chocolate Labrador featured in the layout) is Jamie's family pet. She is quite the character, and over the past few years we've bonded on my visits up to Scotland :) Muffin loves attention, so when I found this apposite quote online I knew I had to create a layout dedicated to her quirks.
Cardstock: American Crafts; Pattered Paper: Pink Paislee; Punches: Ek Success, Fiskars; Letter Stickers: American Crafts, October Afternoon, Jenni Bowlin Studio; Bling: from stash.
I created this layout using Pink Paislee's Cupid collection (to accompany this layout). Jamie and I tried in vain to take a couple of self-portrait photos over the Valentine's Day weekend (the sort where you stick the camera out in front of you and hope for the best), but sadly none of them came out particularly well. I was still keen to document them, so I edited them in Picnik and settled on a unifying black and white for both. I'm still obsessed with those October Afternoon Mini Market Stickers..and I'm super excited about ordering these. I am ridiculously addicted to letter stickers!
I'm spending the rest of the week in the library researching another essay (luckily this one is the last!). I'm also working on a new blog design, which will hopefully be up and running in a couple of weeks....I'm excited!!! I'll keep you updated....And I'm catching up on my Google Reader, so expect lots of comments very soon!
Thank you so much for looking!
5 comments:
Pretty layouts! I especially love the doggy one. And interesting project to use one manu for a month!
I love these! I think I might have to scrap some rituals after seeing your muffin page. :)
Awesome layouts, especially the Muffin one! I love the Homefront line. Good luck writing your essay!
Good for you for sticking to your scrapping resolution. I need to make a similar one so that I can somehow corral my spending. What can I say, I'm a sucker for pretty paper, so sue me.
Your V-day layout is very pretty, loved that scalloped edging.
So glad to hear your scrapping resolution is working out for you :) I love your muffin page so much!
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