Showing posts with label camping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camping. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Timberline Scrapbook Scout Camping


The forth scrapbook layout I made with my Timberline Kit is camping theme with a scout vibe.


This section of the layout was made to look like badges on a sash or vest. I used the chipboard set that came in the kit. I flipped the circles over and stamped on the backs of them with my "Camping Delights" stamp set. Then I sponged the circular borders with goldrush ink so that it would look like a patch with a gold embroidered edge. What do you think? Did I pull it off?


The stickease sheet made the first page of the layout quick and easy! Fast title. Layered tree accents. The zip strip is fun too!

I have loved scrapping with Timberline!

Friday, March 14, 2014

Camping Timberline Layout


Timberline is the perfect scrapbooking kit for Camping!


I added in some woodgrain Washi tape and the stamp set named "Camper Crazy".



My Artbooking Cricut Cartridge had this cute Arrow Photo Frame. I used the frame, the 4x4 photo center as a mat, and the arrow!

 

What camping trip is complete without smores!? I used the branch from the Artiste Cricut Cartridge and cut some marshmellows by hand and used a sponge dauber to make them appear cooked!

Hope you can join me for some crafting at this upcoming workshop!

Monday, March 18, 2013

Later Sk8R Layout #4

The "Later Sk8R" Workshop on the Go Kit from Close To My Heart is so much fun to work with I had to make a 4th 2 page layout with it!


This is a 2nd Camping themed scrapbook layout I have made with this kit. Camping did not originally come to mind when I saw the kit, but I am both surprised and loving how the pictures pointed out that they belonged with it.


The pattern that I used on these pages is from the "Make It From Your Heart" Vol 1 book, page 34. I changed it slightly by making the photo spaces larger (taller). I am very happy with how it came out.  The paper sections allow for texture, movement, and detail. The photo spaces are large enough to tell a story, but also motivate me to edit my photos and seek out the most important elements.


I love the sentiments on the zip strips and how fast and easy they are to add to a page! I lined them up with the edges of my patterned paper and then let them hang off the other side. I accented them with the blue and green epoxy bubbles.

Thanks for checking in to peak at what I have been working on!

HeatherJane