Here is the card i made that made it into the December issue of CARDS magazine! Featuring ALL ECHO PAPER !
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Saturday, November 13, 2010
{Cards & Banner}
Here are some fun things i made with the echo park Little Boy line!
so fun and easy to do.
A banner for the baby's room "JORDAN" made with baseball card protectors, metal rings to fasten together and fun embellishments!
Here is a close up of some of them!
Thursday, November 11, 2010
{New layout and cards}
Using the american craft Dear Lizzy line! i love how this turned out!
sassafrass and echo park letters!
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
{Echo Park Little Boy Line}
I'm loving the new "Little Boy" line from Echo Park Paper! so cute and versatile ! here are some layouts I've made with it so far!
The colors from this line worked perfectly for a picture of
my youngest son at the hospital! :)
the alpha stickers are multicolored and so fun. The mini alpha's also include fun descriptive word stickers such a fun idea! :)
love the colors of this line!
Friday, November 5, 2010
{Cover of an Scrapbook Trends Issue}
I was fortunate enough to get chosen for the cover of this scrapbook magazine Scrapbook Trends. designing for echo park paper they offered me a chance to turn something in for the decmeber issue, and i was chosen! and here is the first preview of what my cover issue looks like! :) it's so exciting and such a great opportunity. I've been featured on a cover in a UK issue of cards but this is my first layout in a mag, let alone a cover and in the US at that! so i feel so blessed to have been chosen! They also asked for a head shot which will be featured in the mag with a description of my layout spread inside as well! :)
Thursday, November 4, 2010
{Felt Tooth Buddy}
Using felt, fabri-tac glue rhinestones and ric rac, jaxson designed a fabulous tooth holder to stick under his pillow for the tooth fairy! this is a fun tradition we've started and i love it! they are always so excited to get their tooth buddy to put their teeth in for the tooth fairy! I let the kids pick what they want them to look like and we make it work! i love how jaxson's turned out! fun fun project. Fast and easy too!
with a pocket between the layers of felt it's the perfect size to fit teeth and the money from the tooth fairy! i made the pocket out of a small rectangle of felt folded in half and glued in between ... just big enough to hold the money and still let some peek out for waking eyes!
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