Showing posts with label 2008 Family Memories Album. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2008 Family Memories Album. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Gold and Pinks in my unPlanner

Hi, all! I'm excited to announce my first post as a member of the design team at StencilGirl! See it HERE

For those of you who have not come from there, go check it out! :)  I share a page in my unPlanner that goes with the one shown below. :)

So, now that you've been over at StencilGirl, check out the next pages I've made.

I will demonstrate how I made these two pages for my unPlanner. One 8.5"x11" sheet of cardstock equals to two pages for my binder, in a flip-out format. 



I start by making a few Gelliprints using the same stencils and four colors of paint and white as I did for the page on my StencilGirl Talk blog post. 

These are the stencils I use:



I look at this design and think that I want the gold lilies to stand out more, so I paint baby pink around the center lily, as the background is meshing too much with the lily. I use the stencil itself to mask off the gold so I can paint more easily.


Next I see that I want a more prominent pink lily on top left corner, so I smoosh paint onto the stencil and lay it top side down on paper to print. It worked!


Next, I add more light pink to the gold one on the right...


Now to the one pink one in the top left corner.


Next, I take the Fibonacci stencil and dab pink through, placing it in three areas on the page, as I like creating visual triangles.



Next, I lay down the arrow, part of the cut-out stencil I masked off, as shown at the StencilGirl blog.


Another one on left side of page.



Next I doodle with a white gel pen to make the teal arrows pop.


Can you see the difference?


Next comes the yellow paint, smudges into background with fingers.


Then my favorite addition: the scallopy shapes with white paint over the yellow through the Half Moon Slant stencil.


And over the pink Fibonacci design on lower left side of page.


See it right on the left edge?


Then I go in with my white gel pen again and trace the shapes and gold paint through the Kilim piece with the flower in random areas.


And I'm finished with decorating the page. 

Next, I paint the weekly download from Arttothe5th unPlanner project, 
cut out each "day", sew to an 8.5" x 11" kraft colored cardstock, 
stencil a few images onto the days, 
add the day numbers, 
print off another tag from the kit, stencil it with the Flicks stencil -light pink on brighter pink, 
sew with blue thread all around, 
adhere the kraft paper to the back of the Gelliprint just demonstrated above ^^^,
punch a hole through the front flip-out part, and string through painted up ribbon.
and add a gold binder ring strip.

VOILA!

The first week of June faces the monthly view flip-out. To get your own frint print-out of my doodley calendar, go HERE.


And this is what it looks like semi-closed: To see my step-out for the page on the left, go to the StencilGirl blog HERE.


My next unPlanner blog post will be close-ups of this next page in my art journal:


If you would like to know more about the unPlanner concept, check out the Art to the 5th Academy!

Thanks so much for visiting!

♥♥♥  Anna  ♥♥♥

T

Monday, September 6, 2010

Fat Little Tummy








I just love that middle pic on the right hand side of the first layout, where my little one is standing on the steps. The shorts are waaay to tight around his waist. That poor tummy! sigh....my baby...isn't he adorable? The older two were most enthralled with the wave pool. I liked the water slides, but made sure I didn't go on a fast one. LOL I'm not that brave anymore. This layout is removed because it's getting published in the June issue of the Canadian Scrapbooking Magazine! (I got this news February 7, 2011)

Two layouts for my 2008 Memories Album.

Products Used:

Background pattern papers, buttons, flowers, tag - 2Peas: Michelle Underwood: You Picked Me
Tan Background - Pink Paislee: Once
Alphas - Digi Chick: Karla Dudley: Digi Essentials
Journaling block - Cat Scrap: Creashens and Paislee: Nostalgia
Stitches - Designer Digitals: Katie Pertiet: Stamped Stitches No. 09, Designer Digitals: Anna Aspens: Curvy Corner Stitched Blocks No. 01
Font - Burst My Bubble

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Top 100 Memories



I felt like digi scrapping, but I had no ideas, so I started going through my inspiring layouts file, and I came across one that inspired me. Click here to see the layout that I copied.  Thanks for the inspiration, Aly!

The photo strips were easily made using my FotoFusion's nifty splitting tool. You create one image frame, and then you split it into however many parts you want to. Love that feature! The "memories" title was made using the font features. All you do is change the color and width of the outline of the font. Love that too!
Products Used:
Papers, flowers, bling and buttons - 2Peas: Michelle Underwood He Picked Me
Stitches - Designer Digitals: Anna Aspens Curvy Corner Stitched Blocks No. 01
Button String and Embroidered Flower - Shabby Princess: Giggle Box
"Top" lettering - Digi Chick: Karla Dudley Digi Essentials
"100" lettering - Little Dreamer Digitals: Lauren Reid Designs: Hot News Alpha
Fonts: Gabriola, Book Antiqua and Impact

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Do Your Best

Another layout for my 2008 Album. I'm trying to stick to a theme somewhat. But, knowing me, I'll get tired of it, get distracted,change my mind, lose focus, stop the project, etc, etc.

Products used: 
Designer Digitals:
AASPN FotoBlendz Clipping Masks, KPertiet Rounded Corner Masks
KD Digi Essentials: 
Alpha, brad, label holder and photo turns
2Peas:
 Michelle Underwood You Picked Me papers 
(The stars were made with the paper and a FotoFusion star mask.)
Pink Paislee:
Once papers and wordart brushes

Font is Esat Hocha from Dafont




Tuesday, May 11, 2010

A Whole Lot of Memories

Ah, what a great time we had. Trying to finish my 2008 pages....Products: Pink Paislee: Once Upon a Time, Michelle Underwood: UPickedMe, CatScraps: Danielle Alt365, KD Digi Essentials, DD AASPN CurvyCorner Stitched Blocks