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March Layouts

March 1st was to have been my first reveal over at Scrap Gal. But sadly, the store has closed. I was so looking forward to working with this great team!

So I can now show you the three layouts I had done for the month, made with products provided by the Scrap Gal Store. March was going to be "All About Mists" at Scrap Gal, so my three projects incorporate mists in one form or another.

The first layout is for my parents' 50th anniversary album. It's a page about their young dating years. The paper is
Basic Grey's Wisteria collection. All the brads (including the butterfly brads) are from the 7 Gypsies Victoria collection. The small green flowers are from Making Memories, and the larger green one is from Prima. They were all originally white, but I misted them with Tim Holtz's Lettuce Color Wash. The purple flower at the bottom was also white, then misted with purple Glimmer Mist. To alter the flowers even more, I then stamped them with brown ink with a "dictionary definition" stamp. I used a brown American Crafts Slick Writer pen to write on the photos. The alpha stickers are from Fancy Pants.





The second layout is also for my parents' album. It's about them being grandparents to their only grandchild, Sophie, my niece. For this layout, I misted the background cardstock with four different colors of
Glimmer Mists, light green, yellow, pink and aqua. I then used papers from the Nook & Pantry collection from Basic Grey to mat all the pictures. The four glazed brads are from the 7 Gypsies Victoria collection. The flowers are from Making Memories (this time I didn't alter them) and the leaf is from Bazzill.


My last page is about my boyfriend, and all that he does for me (the title means "This Man"). It's based on a sketch by
Sketch Support. In this layout, instead of misting, I painted with the the color wash. I painted directly on the grungeboard star and heart, as well as the chipboard stars. The ghost stars were colored with alcohol inks. The papers and journaling tag are from the Basic Grey Origins collection.





That's all I have for today. Hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend!


Martine

More layouts and some news!

Hello!

First up, my bit of news... I made the DT over at
ScrapGal! Come on over and check it out! There's an online store, a forum with fun challenges every month and a gallery full of inspiration! I'll be starting my term at the beginning of March. Can't wait to get started!



I also have a few more layouts to share. The first two are from our trip to the UK in 2009. We drove on these VERY narrow roads... oh, and did I mention they were TWO-WAY roads?!! They made me reeeeeally nervous! When you met another car, one of the cars had to back up until the closest (slight) widening of the road! It's the only part of our trip that I didn't enjoy!

The first page is based on this sketch by Lucy Chesna from
My Sketch World (there's a Sketch-a-thon going on in February... you should check it out!)



And my version:



The second page was based on this sketch by
Let's Get Sketchy.





Finally, I made another layout from one of the sketches at
My Sketch World. This page is about my niece and is for my parents' album.





I hope you'll visit all of these sites and get as much inspiration from them as I have!

Happy scrapping!

Martine

Latest Layouts to Share

Hi!

I have a few layouts to share that I've done for different challenge blogs. First up, this page about our trip to the UK in 2009. On our last day, we visited Blenheim Palace. I made a layout based on this sketch from
My Sketch World.





I also did two pages on "The Beauty of Christmas in Nuremberg" from our trip this past december. The first page is based on a sketch by Liz Chidester from
Practical Scrappers.





The second page was based on this sketch from
Scrap Gal. I rotated the sketch to fit my landscape picture.





This other page, "The Good Life!", about our trip to Cuba last winter, was made for another challenge at
Scrapgal. We had to use colors that we normally would not. I went for turquoise and lime green, as I don't usually use bright colors like that (although the picture doesn't seem that bright because of the bad winter light for taking photos!)



Finally, this last page was done for a monochromatic challenge at
Let's Capture Our Memories. It's based on a sketch from Sassy Lil' Sketches. That was me, 43 years ago...



Ok, I think I'm all caught up now! Hope you have a great weekend!

Happy scrapping!

Martine
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