These two pages I made using the
Cricut Summer in Paris cartridge. I just love how delicate the bicycle and the
perfume bottle cut out. I used the Say It With Crystals from
Prima to add a little
bling to the page and add the spray from the
perfume bottle. Her name Millie (which I forgot the second i, need to fix that...
oops!) I first painted black with the paint dabbers. I then used
alcohol ink in black and metallic gold to change the colors of them so they all matched and then covered them with glossy accents to give them
dimension and shine. This is for my family tree scrapbook album, to date I have scrapped about 100 pages for it. Mostly in the past month, I'm exhausted! And that's just for one side of my family.
What wonderful pictures of your grandmother. What knock out she was! I love what you did with the prima bling. It's a lovely page :)
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ReplyDeleteI have that cartridge, too, but haven't used it. I quit scrapbooking when I finished our sons' life and college albums. I still bought a Cricut Expression and some cartridges after that!
ReplyDeleteYour pages are just fabulous!
You are really doing a nice job on the Heritage Layouts. I personally feel the simple style that you are using and the colors go very well with Heritage Layouts and it shows overall good taste and respect for the pages and loved ones in them. As always~ Nice work Christie!
ReplyDeleteYou do lovely work. I have photos of family that I need to do also. Great ideas, thanks for sharing, I'd love to see more.
ReplyDeleteAnd how have been able do get so much done???? It's summer, no kids bugging you?
Mary C. in Fl
Very lovely Christie :))
ReplyDeleteThose candles are really beautiful. Thank you so much for all your wonderful and creative ideas!
ReplyDeleteJill...:-)
Beautiful idea! Thank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteJust watched your video -- I noticed you had your Texture Plates tucked away. You need to dig those out and put them with your Cuttlebug folders and run them thru your Cuttlebug. With a rubber mat to make the impressions, I can get impressions almost as deep as the plastic folders (without misting the paper cuz I don't like how that wrinkles it).
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