Everyone knows that I have 2 beautiful girls so when it comes to girly-girl scrapbook pages I'm on the ball... I have endless supplies and tons of ideas. Boys on the other hand... well.... that's another story. Beginning back when I made the name Ryan for a wonderful client in town I began to see that boy stuff can be fun too!
Taking it a step further I have begun to gather lots of boy supplies and I recently made these 2 pages of 2 of my favorite little guys. It helps that their mother is a professional photographer:
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Don't Forget About MOM!
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Scrap Tip #3.... STAND UP!!!
I am notorious for making crooked layouts... I think my head is on a permanent angle. One solution that works is to stand up to do your work. Giving yourself a "birds' eye view" really helps you see the full layout.... plus it gets the blood flowing!
For example here's one of my current Ebay listings in which I had to really stand up to see the whole picture:
For example here's one of my current Ebay listings in which I had to really stand up to see the whole picture:
Friday, April 18, 2008
In the Good Old Summertime!
Welcome to QITM's SUMMER CHALLENGE. Beginning SATURDAY, April 19th at 10pm EASTERN (7 pm Pacific) many members of the group will be listing items with a SUMMER theme. There will be a wide variety of projects available from scrapbook layouts, mini-albums, and other altered items.
The weather is getting warmer and we're all getting ready for our upcoming vacations and we're sure that all of our clients will be doing the same. Please go to www.ebay.com and search for QITM to see the listings. We will also continue to have our regular items as well.
Here is a sneak peak of a layout by me:
The weather is getting warmer and we're all getting ready for our upcoming vacations and we're sure that all of our clients will be doing the same. Please go to www.ebay.com and search for QITM to see the listings. We will also continue to have our regular items as well.
Here is a sneak peak of a layout by me:
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
What's In a Name?
A few weeks ago I was BOMBARDED with orders for letters. Totally out of the blue... it's feast and famine around here. I've been working with 5 moms and another one who wanted a frame (photos to come later). Each set is totally unique to the decor and style that each mother wants their child's room to have. I have had so much fun putting these together!
My Resume & Gallery of Greatest Hits
Updated as of 12/09
DESIGN TEAM MEMBER:
Happy Scrappin' Scrapbooking Aug/09-present
Creative Pandemonium Sept/09-present
Butterfly Crafts 10/09-1/10
Happy Scrappin' Scrapbooking Aug/09-present
Creative Pandemonium Sept/09-present
Butterfly Crafts 10/09-1/10
Scrapbooking Publications:
3 published layouts
ScrapStreet.com Upcoming Issue. 1 published layout
Scrapbook News and Reviews Magazine. June 2009
Your Scrapbook Stash Featured Guest Artist August 2009
Published Photographs:
ColorinInc Labs Photo of the Day: Jan 13, 2010: http://colorinc.typepad.com/color-inc-connect/2010/01/pick-of-the-day-january-13-1.html
Schmap NY Guide: Yankee Stadium Photo
Schmap Washington DC Guide: Smithsonian Photo
Gallery:
Monday, April 14, 2008
Sad Goodbye to Old Reliable
It is with great sadness that I announce the quiet passing of my old friend.... one that has been with me from the beginning of my scrapbooking adventures. I couldn't have made it without him and he will be missed.... but he will also be replaced ASAP since I have 6 orders for people who are waiting for their letters!!!! He passed quietly sometime this morning.
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Scrapbooking Tip #2: KEEP YOUR SCRAPS!
I have boxes and boxes of scraps.... those little leftovers from larger projects. I even have them organized by size which are then subdivided into pattern or solid. It's a form of OCD, this I know. But scraps can be used to make some really cute projects.
The photos shown are perfect examples of how scraps can be used for another purpose. These are 2 mini-albums that were made for Ebay. I feel that if a scrap is interesting or really high quality, then it should be kept for use in future projects.
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