This is a great way to use up scraps of ribbon and designer papers. I got the idea for this from a layout in Better Homes and Gardens Scrapbooks Etc. Nov/Dec, 2007 issue. The packages are made from scraps of Dashing Double Sided Designer Paper. I also used lots of ribbon scraps. I sure like being able to use up ribbon and papers like that! The trees were cut with Cricut Christmas Cheer cartridge using Old Olive card stock. One is decorated by heat embossing with gold embossing powder, and I added peel and stick rhinestones and sliver cord. The other two trees on the left were left blank for journaling. Two of the packages at the bottom open like a book for either more journaling or small photos. The 5 X 7 photo was matted on Very Vanilla card stock.Sunday, December 2, 2007
Scrapping for Christmas
This is a great way to use up scraps of ribbon and designer papers. I got the idea for this from a layout in Better Homes and Gardens Scrapbooks Etc. Nov/Dec, 2007 issue. The packages are made from scraps of Dashing Double Sided Designer Paper. I also used lots of ribbon scraps. I sure like being able to use up ribbon and papers like that! The trees were cut with Cricut Christmas Cheer cartridge using Old Olive card stock. One is decorated by heat embossing with gold embossing powder, and I added peel and stick rhinestones and sliver cord. The other two trees on the left were left blank for journaling. Two of the packages at the bottom open like a book for either more journaling or small photos. The 5 X 7 photo was matted on Very Vanilla card stock.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment