These are the 2 Make 'n' Takes we did.
The card base of this one is Brilliant Blue. The image is from Loads of Love and is coloured using the Stampin' Pastels and a Blender Pen. The image is then mounted on Pink Passion and Green Galore. Although you can't see it very well in the photo there is a sentiment on the Green Galore layer which was stamped with Versamark. The card was taken straight out of the SU! demonstrator Getting Started Guide.
One of the ladies who came requested an 8"x8" scrapbook page! I came up with this layout after I was inspired by a card by Chrissie - I just loved this card and showed it to my wonderful upline, Nerine, seeking her opinion of whether to use it as a Make 'n' Take - she suggested it would make a great scrapbook page. She was right! My friend loved it and think the other ladies did too.The image is the Basics Outline wheel on Whisper White, outlined with Apricot Appeal, Sage Shadow and Pale Plum markers. This is layered on Sage Shadow cardstock and then Pale Plum textured cardstock. I just have to find a suitable photo of my daughter to put on the page now.
Leave a comment and let me know what you think.
The colours here are Regal Rose, Apricot Appeal, Rose Red and Certainly Celery. I used the Jumbo outline alphabet and stamped the letter in Black Staz-on on the Waxed Paper resist scraps from the next card and cut them out. I then stamped the same letters in Basic Black on the Rose Red textured cardstock and stuck the patterned letters over them, giving a shadow effect. The flower is from Hearflet Thanks. I put the Certainly Celery tab on becuase it needed something in that corner.
The colours in this card are Regal Rose, Rose Red, Old Olive and Pale Plum. I used the Bold Butterfly stamp set with a sentiment from Warm Words. I drew in the butterflies antennas with the SU Journalling Pen in black.
I used the ribbon for my colours - Bravo Burgundy, Handsome Hunter and Mellow Moss. The stamp is from Both-Way Blooms (a retired Hostess set). I made the card gate-fold to match the invitation and tied it with a gold organdy ribbon. I hope Carissa likes it.
This is my daughter (in the pink shirt) feeding the fish at Aquascene on Sunday afternoon. After this, we visited Mindil Beach Markets and watched the sunset over the water.
The sunsets at Mindil Beach are just fabulous. I was very proud of the photos I was able to take with my little Nikon Coolpix. I can feel a scrapbook page coming on.
