I had so much fun with this kit! It has such a variety of supplies that you can create so many different projects with it. It features papers from the Pink Paislee Twilight Collection and Dream Street Papers Urban Ink collection. And with a variety of Fall, Halloween and urban-themed embellishments from Making Memories, Heidi Swapp and Scenic Route you are sure to get a variety of pages out of this kit. Check out the seven layouts I created below!
The 411 on Daisymeh
- Megan Smith
- Portland, Oregon
- Hello! My name is Megan and I live in Portland, Oregon where I moved in 2008 from my hometown in Northeast Ohio with my husband of five years, Andrew, and our adorable golden retriever, Chase. I work as Office Manager for Rafia Dental in the Pearl District of the city. In my free time, I enjoy working out, hiking, skiing and camping, watching movies I have already seen a million times, becoming a better photographer using my spiffy digital Canon Rebel XT, listening to my eclectic playlist of 1172 songs, drinking expensive beer and burying myself in my scraproom and creating masterpieces. I am an avid scrapper trying to expand my horizons in the biz. I have been scrapping in one form or another since high school, but really did not evolve to the scrapping style I have now until about three years ago. I am a published scrapper who has also served as a Designer for several sites. You can find me on the scrappy boards under my alias Daisymeh!
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Painted Journaling Block Technique!
Another scrappy friend posted this technique and I thought it was too cool not to share so here is my take on it!
1. Gather your supplies: Two colors of paint, brushes, small scrap piece of cardstock, and cardstock/patterned paper where your journaling block will go.
2. Using one color of paint and a brush, paint a block of paint onto your layout.
3. Add your second color of paint to the edge of the piece of spare cardstock.
3. Add your second color of paint to the edge of the piece of spare cardstock.
4. Push the painted edge of the cardstock down onto your painted block to create journaling lines.
5. Allow your paint to dry.
6. Add your journaling with a pen or marker.
5. Allow your paint to dry.
6. Add your journaling with a pen or marker.
Crop Addict Manufacturer of the Month: Dream Street Papers
This month Crop Addict is featuring Dream Street Papers - one of my personal favorites! I had the opportunity to work with the Sam Collection which is such a fun twist on the traditional Autumn-themed supplies. With multiple designs of thick double-sided paper, chipboard alphas and embellishments and awesome rub-ons, this collection is perfect for all those Fall projects!
Stamping With Real Flowers Technique!
1. Gather your supplies: Flower (free of debris), acrylic paint, foam brush and non-textured cardstock.
2. Paint your flower with a thin layer of paint. Stamp on some scratch paper first to test how much paint you want on your flower to achieve your desired result.
3. Stamp your image onto the cardstock.
4. Now you have stamped flowers!
NOTE: Leaves also would be good for this technique!
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Love the Crop Addict October Kit!
Debbie, you did it again. What a fantastic kit you put together this month! Full of cute patterned papers from Paper Trunk and Crate Paper and fun coordinating embellishments, this kit is sure to brighten your day! Although perfect for those all girly girl pages that I created for my baby cousin Cece's album, I used the kit to also create pages about a baseball outing, my scraproom and an All About Me reflection. I also got a cute greeting card out of it. Be sure to get your kit soon, because I have a feeling they will go fast!
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