Morning! Wasn't the weekend glorious!?!? We had barbecues both days and it was so lovely to just chill out in the garden! Although it did seem to get rather wet in our garden at times thanks to the little person above and some giant water pistols LOL!! You may remember the scrapbook page I did a while back using my
daughter's photo. Well, that was actually done to hang on the wall in some scrapbook frames I bought and I finally got around to creating the one of my little boy. It is more or less a mirror of the other one so that they can hang either side of the chimney breast, except I ran out of the
Tim Holtz elements I'd used on the first one and had to use different ones. I used K&Co paper and distressed the edges using vintage photo distress ink, available from
Simon Says Stamp - have you seen how large their Tim Holtz section is!?!?! Wish I could buy it all! I am entering it into
Stampavie's challenge as this week it is "flower power".
I added a selection of blossoms and roses from Wild Orchid Crafts around the photo, all sprayed with glimmer mist. The lace is from my stash. The Tim Holtz swirls have been painted with picket fence crackle paint and then sponged with vintage photo distress ink.
The butterflies were punched from pearlescent paper using a MS Monarch butterfly punch and a punch I borrowed at a crop. The gorgeous Parlour Roses are by
Prima.
The grungeboard swirls are both from Tim Holtz grungeboard elements kit but I can, of course cut my own now with the die!!
Hope you like it and thanks for looking! x
Morning! Wasn't the weekend glorious!?!? We had barbecues both days and it was so lovely to just chill out in the garden! Although it did seem to get rather wet in our garden at times thanks to the little person above and some giant water pistols LOL!! You may remember the scrapbook page I did a while back using my daughter's photo. Well, that was actually done to hang on the wall in some scrapbook frames I bought and I finally got around to creating the one of my little boy. It is more or less a mirror of the other one so that they can hang either side of the chimney breast, except I ran out of the Tim Holtz elements I'd used on the first one and had to use different ones. I used K&Co paper and distressed the edges using vintage photo distress ink, available from Simon Says Stamp - have you seen how large their Tim Holtz section is!?!?! Wish I could buy it all! I am entering it into Stampavie's challenge as this week it is "flower power".
I added a selection of blossoms and roses from Wild Orchid Crafts around the photo, all sprayed with glimmer mist. The lace is from my stash. The Tim Holtz swirls have been painted with picket fence crackle paint and then sponged with vintage photo distress ink.
The butterflies were punched from pearlescent paper using a MS Monarch butterfly punch and a punch I borrowed at a crop. The gorgeous Parlour Roses are by Prima.
The grungeboard swirls are both from Tim Holtz grungeboard elements kit but I can, of course cut my own now with the die!!
Hope you like it and thanks for looking! x
10 comments:
What a gorgeous scrapbook page Jane and your little boy is just too dear!! He has the most angelic little face. Lotsa luv xxxx
Love this! Would love to see more scrapbook LOs from you!
wow, wondeful! and the flowers look like real!
love it!
xxx
Vivi
Jane this is beautiful!! Love the swirls!
xxxx
What a little cutie.The page is gorgeous Jane as too were your daughters page.
oh wow this is beautiful darlin, your son is just the cutest , everything about this LO is just perfect, i especially love the embellies you have chosen :)
xx
martine
What a gorgeous momento to have - you do such beautiful work - and that goes for producing kids too - LOL
xXx
great scrapbook page, he is a little hunny x
Jane, wow this will look amazing next to your DD's picture, the LO is gorgeous, and your children are beautiful, must take after their stunning Mum. Hugs Jodie from Oz
A stunning companion to your other page Jane - bet these look gorgeous adorning your room XXX
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