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Showing posts with label Moonlight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moonlight. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Graduation

  Here's a perfect example of using a paper collection for something other than what it was intended for.  The paper I used, for this LONG over due layout, is from the Moonlight collection.  Yup, Moonlight.  That's a Halloween paper line!!  Can you believe it!!??
Tell me, would you have guessed that's what this collection was intended for??!!

So about the layout ~ This is my son graduating from college with a Degree in Business Administration in 2008.  I know, I know, 2008.  But I am slowly catching up with my scrapbooking. I am very proud of my baby boy.  And now he's working towards his Master's.  Very Proud Momma sitting here. :-)

Saturday, November 17, 2012

Windmill 2012


 Happy weekend y'all.  Today I'm sharing a double page layout of the Halloween party we had in our neighborhood. I had a great time making my layout because I also got to spend time with a friend scrapping the same party.  As soon as she finishes her journaling I'll post her layout.
Here are a few close ups of some of the stars on my page.
  First we have Mr. Spider in his purple glittered outfit.   All the cuts are done using the now famous Artiste cartridge.
 next up..Miss Kitty.  She decided to wear purple so she would stand out in the crowd.
What's a Halloween party with out some mummies?!  Here they are dancing across the bottom of the pages.
All the cuts are done using the now famous Artiste cartridge from Close to My Heart. Stamping was done using the stamp set from the Workshops on the Go Moonlight Scrapbooking Kit.

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Boo!

Happy weekend!
Here's a cute little coffin I created using the Cricut Artiste cartridge and Close to my Heart papers and a sprinkling of Glitter Gel.
The letters and shape, spider and spider web were also cut with the Artiste.  Have I told you how much I love that cartridge?  I am truly considering getting rid of all my other cartridges.
If you are interested in purchasing your own Cricut Artiste, just follow this link.  You won't regret it!