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Sunday, April 25, 2010

Palette #3

The Color Room has their third palette up for inspiration. This was a definate challenge for me - purple! I don't think I've ever used this colour in a layout or project - ever!

This was also my first go using canvas. Thanks to Finn for all your advise - you MUST check out her blog for canvas inspiration - this lady is crazy talented!

This is a series of photos of my dd giving herself a yogurt face mask! I had given her desert after lunch and went to check my emails and not even 5 min later I return to her COVERED in yogurt. She was smoothing it all over and had the biggest smile on her face - must've liked the texture?

I applied some burlap to the canvas and tried painting it white, but didn't quite achieve the look I was after - might need to add a little more paint... we'll see!

The gorgeous purple blooms are from Petaloo's Mulberry Street Line - Wild Roses in Eggplant.

The small turquoise blooms were purchased at Daiso - they are actually made from foam?!
TFL!

Saturday, April 24, 2010

A Few Cards

Cards?? I know, its a stretch but just had to try my hand at a few more of these babies and then I'll be back to my regular scheduled program - LOL!

All these cards feature the Dazzlers Collection by Petaloo. The birthday line is so totally adorable and versatile for kids and even adults. All the glitter embellishments have self adhesive foam raised backs and the glitter is applied by hand so there is very little shedding when handled or even cut.







TFL - Enjoy your Saturday! Its pouring rain today and we've got soccer - ick! Come on sun!

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

The April 2010 Issue is Now Available

If you haven't already had a peek, the April 2010 Issue of Scrapbook News and Review Magazine is Now Available! Check it out for a ton of inspiration and gorgeous eye candy!

APRIL 2010

I also wanted to share this little keychain I made the other night using Petaloo's Glittered Papers and Sequins.

I applied it to grungeboard, added some grungeboard swirls (which I inked first) and then added some glossy accents and voila - a monogram keychain!

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