Everyday Sweet

I’m continuing to love every bit of the January Hip Kit Club kit.  I haven’t scrapped so much in a week in a long time and it feels great!

This one uses the bright pink, navy, and some added gold.

I added some stitching, doodling, and a bunch of ephemera.

 
 
True to my style, the layers are strong with this one. ;-)

I’m really loving this color combo for a page with both kids.  It’s a strong pink and combined with the navy (and my son’s personality) it definitely works for boys too.



Gah!  Dontcha just want to squeeze those little stinkers!?

New Kit, New Stuff, New Mojo!

Holy cow, you guys.  Have you all heard of Hip Kit Club?  I used to be a loyal subscriber of A Million Memories’ kits wayyyy back in the day before I had kids and for years I have been searching for the perfect kit to match my scrap personality.  I am pretty sure I actually gasped upon seeing these kits for the first time.  Check them out! Love them!

So of course when I received the January kit I dug right in.  Here’s the result of the gorgeousness in this kit:


The colors are so bright they just make me happy.  And that large floral print was really calling to me!

 
I love the gold that’s everywhere these days.  I added lots of gold accents to this page.


I “hung” my photos and a bunch of embellishments at the top of the page.  The variety of embellishments in this kit really spoke to me as someone who likes to add a lot of “stuff” to her pages. 


Thanks for stopping by for a look today!

A Bella Frame Trio

‘Morning, all! Can you believe after THREE years with Pink Paislee my time has come to an end?! It feels like yesterday that I joined the Pink Paislee family.  They have been an incredible company to work for and my heart will always be with them and all my fellow Pink Paislee designers that I have had the honor of working alongside. 

Today I’m bringing you my final project… this sweet frame trio with Pink Paislee’s Bella Rouge:

I used three $1 frames from Michael’s.  They have plastic sheets instead of glass and I added elements both under the plastic and on top of it. 




You can see more details on the Pink Paislee blog!