Club Scrap Artist Team: Alphabet Stencils

On the last day of this short month

the Club Scrap

Artist Team has some stenciling for you.
All of us share with you ideas of how
you can make use of the letter stencils.
The start of the blog op is at the
Club Scrap Blog
and you can see there not only the
list of all the participants, but also
that the stenicls are 50% off!! YEAH!!
You find the stencils HERE.

 Lower Case

or Upper Case? Or both!

Hope you have arrived here from
Pam's Blog
and are now in for more ideas.

I have made a scrapbook page and a card for you.
For all my projects I used the Club Scrap
February kit Succulents that was still on
my table from the blog hop. Hope you had a
look at all those fabulous projects here.

The scrapbook page has pictures from last Sunday,

when it was my youngest daughter's birthday.

I used 3 colors of ink for my page: ruby, onyx\and moss.

With these 3 colors i colored the name of my daughter.

I used post it notes to comer other letters, so I would not

smidge the page on wrong spots.

This is how it looks after coloring all the letters.

And this is how it finally looks on the scrapbook page.

For the background on the page, I used some of the

cut apart strips and made this weave on the page.

I put tape only on the edges, so I could weave them in the middle.

Then I used one of the stencils to create a fun background.

And you see I did the number the same way as the name.

Do you notice the coincidence of the date and the age?

It can only happen once in a lifetime!

The cut aparts had also these fun 1" circles that I cut out

and used as a kind of flower and decorated with

 a few sticky gemstones.

I just love my Succulents kit and could

not resist ajusting my plants and make

a matching card. So how about one

with the alphabet stencil.

And this is my card idea:

creating a background with the letter stencils

by using the letters as a decorative element. 

Also on top using one of the succulents rubber

stamps. The outline is drawn with a black micron

marker, to make the text stand out.

These are some of my ideas, but there are many more

and Jennifer is sharing hers on her

The Scrape Side of Me Blog.

Thank you for looking

and have a creative day!