Here’s a tutorial I created at the beginning of January for the SavvynSassy blog. It was intended as a photo journal, but could easily be used for anything.
I wanted to share with you a little project I’ve been working on and give you all the directions to make your own if you want. [...]
I loved working with this kit. There are so many different types of ribbon and trim and they’re so versatile!
As soon as I got the kit I got to work and made three layouts, two cards, and a small altered item all in one day.
“Rock Out!”
I used four pieces [...]
Christmas Altered Ornament (haven’t attached the ribbon yet)
“Li’l Punkin” Frame
Simple Button Frames
Here are the general directions if you want to recycle some of your empty ribbon spools.
1. Choose a large ribbon spool. The width of the ribbon that was on it will determine how “deep” the frame will be. For most of these I used spools from 1/2 inch or 3/8 inch ribbon. Make [...]
This is a very different kind of layout for me, one that I probably never would have done if it hadn’t been for a challenge at My Scrapbook Nook. First of all, the pictures aren’t very high quality because they are taken on a cell phone. Secondly, it’s hard to scrapbook the scary/sad/bad things. Not [...]
After seeing Theresa McFayden’s (see sidebar) one minute photo shoot, I decided to do something similar. I rarely post photos on this page, but I love these. She’s a mess-crazy hair, dirty fingers, but love them.
Not really a scrapping project, but I finished a photo-clock that has been sitting in my craft room for about a year.
I so miss tulips–it’s too hot for them here.
Snapped the while I was in Ohio last week and it makes me happy.
From my sister. She sent a box of eggs home with me and I’ve been working on blowing them out over the last couple days. I originally meant to decorate them with paper, glitter, etc. But they’re so pretty on their own, I don’t think I can.
She sent chicken, bantam chicken, goose, and duck eggs [...]
