Showing posts with label Teresa Collins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teresa Collins. Show all posts

August 1, 2014

typing "Hello"


Hello everyone!
Today is the 1st of August and we have a new challenge for you at Scrap Africa!

This is Marta's sketch... 

...very beautiful and fits in every style, don't you think?

For my page I used a lot of stamps (as always:) and a single mask with my gelatos to create a mixed media background. A couple of buttons, a paperclip, a decorative pin, a few black sequins and some stickers is everything else I put on my page. 




July 4, 2014

bloom


Hello friends!
This is a layout I made and inspired from this beautiful sketch from Scrap365 challenge blog... 

The paper I used is from 7Dots Studio Domestic Goddess collection incorporated with  Nature walk collection stickers.  I also used white gesso and mists for masking and did a lot of stamping as always... This is my second entry at 7 Dots Studio July's challenge, I just can't have enough :)







That's it for today, hope you like it!

July 1, 2014

cherries




Hello everyone and have a nice July!
I can't believe that the first month of the summer is already gone...
Anyway, this is my page for our sketch challenge at Scrap Africa: cherries!
This is the sketch Denice created and as you can see it requires two photos...


...but I decided to use a single photo and cut it in two pieces to create the two photos effect.
I don't know who is the manufacturer of the paper I used for my page, but I really like it because it fits perfectly with the retro feel I wanted to give. I incorporated it with some 7Dots Studio (Domestic Goddess collection) stickers, alphas and chipboard pieces and a piece of green paper (Basic Grey 'Origins'). Of  course I did a lot of stamping and masking and had a great time...:) 


I think now it is your turn to create something beautiful,
click here to go straight to the challenge!

June 29, 2014

just beautiful...

Hello scrappy friends!
Today I'm sharing a layout I made just for fun :)





A few days ago my daughter had her school summer event, where she had to impersonate 'the girl with the starfish'. I made her a yellow wreath for the head and attached some starfishes. The photos we took were amazing, she was so beautiful and shinny and happy...!

So, when I saw the mood board at Scrap Around The World I knew that I had to scrap with these photos. I got inspired from the amazing color combination, as well as from the summer mood these photos get you into. And I think my photos are a perfect match for this, don't you think?



 With this page I 'm also joining the challenge of 7 Dots Studio which requests stamping. Well, as you can see I made a lot of it, as usual... :)



So, this is my take on these two challenges.
I hope you like it and get some ideas :)



June 1, 2014

Remember Always



Hello everyone!
Today is Scrap Africa's new challenge reveal and the sketch is absolutely gorgeous!! 


When I saw Denise's sketch it came straight in my mind this photo, which I have found in an old album at my parent's house. This album belonged to my beloved grandma who died at the age of 94 (I can' t believe that 11 years have past since then) and is full of original vintage photos of her life.  She was born at 1909- you can imagine how old are they, they will not even need to be distressed! Now all these photos (and there are a lot of them) are in my hands and I' m going to make an album for them... Well, these are my first two pages and there are going to be a lot more of them :)

To the sketch now: I think it can be interpreted in so many ways not only because it is beautifully designed, but also because it has this 60's vibe going on there, which I absolutely adore. So whatever your style is, it would be a perfect base to work with. I can' t wait to see what you will come up with it!



some materials used on this page:
Prima: resist flower, washi tape, stamps 
Teresa Collins stencil 
Papertray Ink Clip Tips stamp
mists, inks, gesso, paper punches, pages from an old book, clothes tag, safety pin, pearl, grandma' s buttons...