Princess Scrapbook Page

Good Morning to you all.

I wanted to share something that I haven't done in such a long time.

I used to be really into Scrap booking before I joined Stampin' Up! and now it's not something I do so much

anymore. It was great to do it again and I find the subject of my children so easy to do.

The whole idea of what I wanted on the page didn't come easy, so it did take a bit of time.

Here's the finished product.

My favorite part of this page is the circle.

I used the Eyelet Boarder punch.Cut 2 strips of DSP 12x12 and folded small amounts all the way

round. I then just stuck it down using snail.Placing it on the page was with dimensionals.

The flowers I cut out are from the Bliss Stamp Set.

My colour pallet was mainly So Saffron, Pink Pirouette, Certainly celery and Very Vanilla.

I hope you enjoyed today's post as much as I enjoyed creating it.

Michelle

Newly Weds

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I kept changing my mind with this page as I was going to use DSP from the Sweet Nothings scrapbooking kit, but instead I wanted to use the lovely A Rose Is A Rose stamp set for the background. It gave me the opportunity to practise with it and see how it would come out.
I added coloured glitter for a bit of sparkle and some embellishments from the kit. I didn't want to colour the chipboard letters, so as you can see I just left them plain.

The couple getting married are my sister and brother in law. We were living on the Sunshine Coast, QLD at the time. They borrowed my children for flower girls and page boy. They looked so gorgeous, it doesn't seemed real that they belong to me.

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My Flower

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This is a scrapbook page I will be demonstrating for my own workshop coming up on Saturday 27th June, 2009 and I used the Petal Pizzazz Stampin' Up! stamp set.

I chose to use the Petal Party Scrapbooking kit which is a great way to get the most out of your papers and stickers.


This is very girlie and bright, but feel free to tell me what you think.