Princess Diana and Everything is Rosy

When I got the Everything is Rosy, I knew I wanted to create a scrapbook page. I started with a 12 x 12 piece of Whisper White. I then took one sheet of each pattern of the 6 x 6 dsp. I then started layering them and adding some of the Rose Gold foil 6 x 6 dsp also to each side of the cardstock. I then cut a 4 1/4 x 6  cardstock of Night of Navy and Melon Mambo, and embossed it with the Country Floral Embossing folder. After I got it all together I knew what pictures I wanted to put on it. Princess Diana, she was an amazing woman who loved everyone and was not afraid to show it. My husband and I were married on August 30, 1997 and then to wake up the next day to hear the devastating news that she had been in a horrific accident! I was at a loss, the emotions that happened all at once are beyond words:(  

Here is my page, I hope you like it as much as I do. 

 Gone to soon! 

For the mason jar, all I did was took a piece of the 6 x 6 and slid it into the jar. It fit perfectly and added a David Tutera bouquet.

Product List

Whisper White 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock

[100730]

$9.75

Night Of Navy 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock

[100867]

$8.50

Melon Mambo 8-1/2" X 11" Card Stock

[115320]

$8.50

Everything Is Rosy Product Medley

[150059]

$80.00

SNAIL Permanent Adhesive

[104332]

$7.00

Stampin' Dimensionals

[104430]

$4.00

Country Floral Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder

[149698]

$0.00

Liquid Multipurpose Glue

[110755]

$4.00

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JOY

I seen this from Alysabeth blog, she  made a holiday Joy sign. Check out her blog for her tutorial:)

Here is my version:

 

Recipe:

3 5x7 frames

scrapbook paper of your choice (wrapping paper can be used)

plastic candy cane from dollar store (comes 6/pkg)

Santa Village cartridge- image on pg.3

bell garland from dollar store

Before Cricut

Yes....Before I found Cricut, I did scrapbooking differently. Here is some pics of some I had done. I used the tearing method, some embellies, 3-D stickers and such. I had even did one after the song, "When you wish upon a star". Thanks for looking~

Scrapbook Jingle song swap on Cricut MB

I recently joined a swap where you choose a fav. Christmas song and design a scrapbook page out of it. You sent in only the recipe items for it. You needed 4 blocks for pics.,1 Jornaling block, 4 die cut images and at least 3 other items to be added, such as brads, ribbon and etc., a title piece on sturdy cardstock.
I chose the song Silver Bells. I printed out the song and put it on cardstock. I then did 4 blocks for pics. I found a pic of Santa and children from a postcard (I think) put it in an editing software, added lines to be used as a jb. With my Cricut, I cut a city scene at 3 inces from PSB. The bells at 3 inch from Wedding cart. Silver Bells from Jasmine and the shodow using DS. The two women shopping I found on the internet. I converted it to an SVG and useing my Cricut and SCAL, I cut them out also at 3 inches. The street light is cut at 3 inches with the lights hidden in DS. I shortened and then used a 1 inch circle punch to punch the red and green for the lights.

My brothers wedding

I am working on a scrapbook of my brothers wedding. In a earlier post you saw the paint can I made for them for their gift. I have taken out the names and covered their faces for protection. I used the Hannah Montana cart for the words. Pop Princess for the first letter of each word and just the shadow feature for each letter behind them and the frame for their names. Assorted ribbons and prima flowers. The Wedding cart for the basket, rings, tux, gown and crown and the cardstock is DCWV The Luxury stack. As I get more done, I will post more pics.

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Cricut Circle

I got my welcome kit in the mail the other day and I was excited! I decided to do something for this special day. I scrapbooked the items I had received. You can barely tell but on the page that has the certificate, I stamped some cricut circle cricuts in white and pink that I had made with the DS and the Cricut stamping material. Thank you PC and I will soon be checking out my new cartridge French Manor!