Happy Moments Together

A really straightforward page from me today using Websters Beautiful Chic and some gorgeous prima flowers.

I started with the Beautiful Chic paper at the top of my page and added a line of some really old WRMK velvet tape underneath,  then a vellum frame and doily.  Lots of flowers as this was a girly page and one of the Websters metal hearts.  I used a prima gold mist for the spray drops and also some little golden pearls by hobby house.  The title are some stickers from Kaisercrafts Kaleidoscope collection.

A shot of my Mum and I on holiday in France :)

Morning

Here is a page that I did for the ATDML blog with some of the lovely new goodies that have just arrived in store.  I love Websters pages and have had loads of fun creating with their papers.  

The inspiration for this page came from the Morning journal card, I replicated the golden circles with gelatos and the little circular sponge that you get in the tool kit they do.  I then layered up some of the white side of the Sweet Routine papers, and then just a hint of some of the pinks and blues, then stitched and used some of their stickers, cut out the butterfly and twirled the hanging threads and stuck them with glue and gems - all part of the kit.

So the photo is a fairly regular occurrence in our house, that you discover one of the kids asleep in the morning with the book they were reading the night before on their face!

There will be loads more inspiration on the blog and on Facebook with Websters goodies this month so keep an eye out, also my fellow teamy Jane has made some gorgeous goodies with Graphic 45 papers as part of her application for their DT, they will seriously make you go WOW - here is a link to her blog.

Summer Treats

The challenge this fortnight for the Studio is to use just 5 products - card stock, pens and stitching don't count...so the 5 products

White Gesso

Liquid pearls

Tando Chipboard butterfly (covered in paper)

Websters - Picnic Basket paper

Websters Modern Romance circle stickers

Here is the websters sheet - I made my own die cut and cut out the picnic basket...and used the strip on the bottom of the paper.

I started by lining all my cut out elements on the cardstock, and then removed them and covered the card with white gesso using a palette knife.  I used a bazzil scalloped circle as the template for the my dotted die cut, I used foam pads to raise some of the elements and added a banner of circles which I carefully dotted with liquid pearls.  I printed the title out using word and then poked holes through it onto the card stock, then stitching it.

If you would like to see lots more lovely inspiration and join us here is the link.