Showing posts with label pocket scrapbooking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pocket scrapbooking. Show all posts

Sunday, August 28, 2016

Sunday scrap page: Raymond's Birthday


This week we celebrated a special birthday for 
my husband and here are some of the pictures
in a pocketpage with Club Scrap papers
and Michael Strong alphabet stamps.
Name stamped on black paper and embossed with red embossing
powder and cut with an oval punch.
The banner was on the printed Club Scrap paper and I added
the stichers with the name of the city were we went for a boat trip.
It is a beautiful old city, down south in The Netherlands.
You can see more about this city HERE.

The number dies are from Stampin'up!
The birthday sticker and the letters are from some old Club Scrap kit.
In the past we used to get a sticker alphabet with the kit.

On our trip Raymond's mother was with us (she was there 65 years ago too!)
It was a very, very hot day, but with enough shade we had a very good day.
Here we were on a historical boat trip on the Maas river.
 Here some extra pictures of our trip:






We even passed the house of  André Rieu, 
famous Dutch violonist and conductor.


On Saturday we had a party in our garden with all the family.

I made the background paper with red and blue distress ink
and a stencil for the wavy impression.

Thank you for looking
and have a creative day!



Sunday, August 14, 2016

Sunday scrap page: Lego


I love playing with Lego and I have lots of it
and have so many fun hours with my grandkids building.
Last Tuesday started out as a rainy day, so we got the boxes 
out and had a fun day.
I made my page today in one of those pocket pages.
Papers are by Club Scrap and the 1 inch circle stamp
is by Michael Strong. For the journaling i found a fun Lego Brix
free font here. 

To make the lego bricks  cut squares of 2 x 2 inch and strips
of 2 x 1 inch. I ambossed the circles in the main colors and 
puched them out with a 1 inch circle punch.

Behind two of the photo's I made my own papers.
For this I used the main colors green, blue, red and yellow
(that you see in the lego bricks) of distress ink.

After coloring the paper, I stamped the circles and used 
a stencil for the circles.

On this one I embossed the circles in red.

These papers look great behind the photo's

(but are also great for using as a background for a card).
Look at them having fun playing!
In the afternoon the weater became nicer and when the twin was sleeping,
 Owen and I build a zoo outside on the terrace.
I found thi image on internet and used it to make the little
lego dolls. I printed these on yellow paper, cut them
out with scissors and made a face on it with a black marker.
Feel free to safe the image to your computer.

Thank you for looking
and have  creative day!


Sunday, January 17, 2016

Sunday ScrapPage: Festival of Lights


This page has a lot of dark photo's. Yes, that is
because we took a boat trip in the evening. In Amsterdam there 
was a Festival of Lights and that is best seen when itis dark.
You find more info about this Festival HERE. There are
also more pictures there with a better view.Making
pictures in the dark (and especially when it is raining as well)
is very hard.

So we took one of these special canal oat trips that took us around a lot of 
the sights. The was also a walking tour, but that is too much on one 
evening.

I choose to use Michael Strong's Paisley stamps to decorate
the page, because I felt the paisleys gave a kind of wavey
(water) feeling to the page.

The paisley elements are stamped with versamark and 
embossed with white embossing powder.

Thank you for looking.

 Have a creative day!


Sunday, November 8, 2015

Sunday Scrap Page: Spectre

Finally got the pictures from our Spectre Premiere Event.
 them to make this Pocket Page scrapbook page.

For decoration I used Michael Strong's mini star.
On the long stip the star is embossed with white embossing powder
and then i took a small silver cat's eye inkpad to color
the strip. When finished I used a paper towel to clean the stars.

Here you see the stars again,but used for decoration.
The are stamped on red paper and embossed with gold
embossing powder. A little gemstone for bling.

As Spectre is another James Bond movie, I thought
the 007 looked nice as an embellishment for my DH
picture. Here I used the Michael Strong number stamps
embossed in silver on black paper.

The paper I used for this page are mainly the back of the
Club Scrap Big Top papers I used here. And even
the the otherside of the tag used before.

We had dinner before we went to the movie.
Great chiken sate,with salad and french fries
and a Dutch Heineken beer.

Thanks for looking!