Woo-hoo! Did someone say freebies?!??!? So the grand plan to "start blogging again" includes an idea to have at least giveaway a month, on a Friday. Because it's more fun if the blog post is alliterative, right? ("Freebie Monday" doesn't quite sound the same, although... it might make Mondays better!)
Friday, April 27, 2012
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Red Cups | November 2011
If there is anything better than a cup of St*rbucks coffee, it's St*rbucks coffee in a red cup. If there's anything better than that, it's enjoying that cup of coffee with a friend!
And really, that's all I need to say about this page. Except that I can't wait until my next cup of coffee with my friend Rachael!
And really, that's all I need to say about this page. Except that I can't wait until my next cup of coffee with my friend Rachael!
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Oh, my neglected blog!
I spent some quality time with my blog today. My very, very neglected blog! I found I have lots of scrap pages to post! For a long time, I've been wanting to create and share some freebies on the blog as well, and I have started to get organized to do that. I actually have a bunch of little things I've created, and I just need to get them ready to upload on the blog for sharing!
My goal is to start posting again at least once a week on Fridays and always have something fun to share, either picking up my "Font Fridays" theme, or posting a "Friday Freebie." First freebie coming this Friday! In between, I'll be trying to post projects as I create them, and probably doing some catch up posting on projects I've created over the last several months.
If you're still reading - thanks!
My goal is to start posting again at least once a week on Fridays and always have something fun to share, either picking up my "Font Fridays" theme, or posting a "Friday Freebie." First freebie coming this Friday! In between, I'll be trying to post projects as I create them, and probably doing some catch up posting on projects I've created over the last several months.
If you're still reading - thanks!
Gift for Hudson | April 2012
Like I posted last, when I created a co-worker baby gift for baby Rylan, I have created another welcome baby gift for baby Hudson (and his family.) These are really fun to make and people LOVE them!
Monday, February 6, 2012
Gift for Rylan | January 2012
This is just one reason why I love digi scrapping. My co-worker had a baby a couple weeks ago, and emailed this photo around the office announcing the baby's birth. Photo + digi supplies + picture frame = one customized, personalized baby gift. What's not to love?
Friday, January 6, 2012
i.am.Rebecca.Jean | Photo from Easter 1981
Yay! I scrapped! I actually spent real dollars for a year-long scrap class called "Project: Love, Me 2012" for a couple reasons. One of which was to get some inspiration for scrapping, and the other was so that I would actually scrap something. This is my first page for the class.
Journaling:
i.am.rebecca.jean
Origin: “Rebecca” is Hebrew, meaning “to bind.” Rebekah of the Bible was “a maiden of beauty, modesty and kindness.” “Jean” is Hebrew and means“God is gracious.”
Rebecca is not a family name, but Jean was a nickname of my mom’s.
Like most kids, I often imagined myself with different names, but no longer: I love my name. I like that it’s from the Bible, and that it is a strong name with rich history. I enjoy my nickname, “Rebo,” but... don’t call me Becky!
Click here to read credits for the products used in this page.
Journaling:
i.am.rebecca.jean
Origin: “Rebecca” is Hebrew, meaning “to bind.” Rebekah of the Bible was “a maiden of beauty, modesty and kindness.” “Jean” is Hebrew and means“God is gracious.”
Rebecca is not a family name, but Jean was a nickname of my mom’s.
Like most kids, I often imagined myself with different names, but no longer: I love my name. I like that it’s from the Bible, and that it is a strong name with rich history. I enjoy my nickname, “Rebo,” but... don’t call me Becky!
Click here to read credits for the products used in this page.
Friday, December 30, 2011
Great post on design principles for Scrapbooking
Laura Banasiak, a digi designer (check out her shop at Scrap Orchard), wrote a terrific post over at DigiShopTalk about design principles for Scrapbooking. She hits all the highlights with examples for each to make it easy to visualize each principle. Highly Recommended!
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