Here is the second project I designed using the beautiful papers, chipboard elements, and sticker sheet from the Communique paper collection.
This is the second box I designed, (click here to see the video: https://youtu.be/yJdylKCJ6jon ) and I love the slim footprint of this box.
For this project, I made a mini album to accompany the 14 double-sided chipboard pages. In addition, I designed a large accordion pocket on the back of the box for even more photo and memorabilia storage.
Back from vacation and just finished this project. I really like the way it turned out.
When I saw the Communique paper line from Graphic 45, I knew I wanted to make a vintage phone. I also wanted to use a Graphic 45 box and tag set, something I had never done before.
For this design, I used paper tubing, disposable cups, thin chipboard, stickers from the collection as well as chipboard elements.
For this design, I used paper tubing, disposable cups, thin chipboard, stickers from the collection as well as chipboard elements.
I kept the mini album pretty simple but made sure I added some interest in the page layout designs. The paper for the collection made it easy to be creative as it provided many element options.
I kept the mini album pretty simple but made sure I added some interest in the page layout designs. The paper for the collection made it easy to be creative as it provided many element options.
A change of scenery often freshens and renews inspiration. Vacationing with family in Victoria , B.C. The beauty of this country is inspiring me to add more color and texture to my designs.
I look forward to returning home to create the designs I envisioned while on this trip. But, for now, the priority is to spend quality time with loved ones, rejuvenate, and have fun!
Recently, a good friend of mine shared a photo of her two young sons at the beach. The photo was so lovely that I was inspired to design this project using the Sun Kissed paper collection.
It was the first time I tried a denim canvas and will not be the last. Already working on another project design!
Using a variety of paints, alcohol inks, shells and the beautiful ephemera and papers from the collection, I was able to create a beach theme.
Below is a resource for some of the products I used.
I am always in need of cards for the men in my life. Here are a few cards I created using Graphic 45 “A Proper Gentleman”. Just a bit of additional cardstock from my paper supply, I created these cards under $10.00 dollars and less than 60 minutes.
What a great way to use up tidbits from a paper collection!
I created the card sentiments on the inside of each card. I like to write poetry, so I typically use my own original greeting card messages. I do, however, often use stamp sentiments when I need something quick or if I am coordinating a sentiment with a card design and dies.