Today I'm sharing another LO using one of the sketches in the Anytime, Anywhere Scrapbooking Experience. It is sketch number 18 for 2012 as shared by Tiare over at iClassygirl. The LO uses pictures of my dad along with his brothers singing at their oldest brother's homegoing service. It was a moving tribute to my uncle Willis whom we all fondly called "Blue." The title was cut from two different cricut cartridges and one of the SLICE cards. I used the Create-a-Critter cartridge for the first time.
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Showing posts with label Cursive 101. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cursive 101. Show all posts
Saturday, June 23, 2012
Farewell Dear Brother
Today I'm sharing another LO using one of the sketches in the Anytime, Anywhere Scrapbooking Experience. It is sketch number 18 for 2012 as shared by Tiare over at iClassygirl. The LO uses pictures of my dad along with his brothers singing at their oldest brother's homegoing service. It was a moving tribute to my uncle Willis whom we all fondly called "Blue." The title was cut from two different cricut cartridges and one of the SLICE cards. I used the Create-a-Critter cartridge for the first time.
Friday, June 8, 2012
Sunday of Hope
Today I'm sharing a LO that was inspired by a sketch posted on Colorful Creations during a recent anniversary sketch a day challenge. Although I wasn't able to complete the challenge I like this particular sketch idea. The picture that I used was taken March 2011, I don't scrap in chronological order so you'll see a mix of old and current pictures. It is a picture of some of my husband's fraternity brothers after a Sunday of Hope celebration at a local church supporting St. Jude Children's Hospital. My husband wasn't able to attend as he was still recuperating. I used several different cricut cartridges for the title, vine and hexagons. Thanks for stopping by and have a good weekend.
Labels:
Accent Essentials,
Cindy Loo,
Cursive 101,
Designer Calendar,
Gypsy Font,
Kappa
Monday, January 31, 2011
Jamestown
I created this LO for my DD's 4th grade school album. The school's 4th graders went to Jamestown for a Fall fieldrip as part of their Virginia Studies (Social Studies) class. I used the Cursive 101 cartridge for the first time for the globe; I'm on a roll using some of my cartridges for the first time!
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