Hi, everyone! I hope you're enjoying Life on the {Scrap}beach!
This is the third in a three part series where I examine my creative process. This entry will focus on my process for creating cards. The first part focused on my process for creating layouts, and second part focused on my process for creating mini albums.
This entry is going to be quite a bit shorter than the others. My card-making process starts when I pull apart a page kit. If I have any cardstock scraps are big enough to make a card base {either 4.25"x11" or 5.5"x8.5"}, I cut them down into a card base right away and store them separately from my other cardstock scraps. This ensures that I always have a good stack of card bases in a variety of colors.
When I am making cards, I always make two. The reason being that I think it is just as easy to make two cards as it is to make one {since the hard part is coming up with the design} and making two gives me a good supply of "emergency cards" for when I need one in a hurry.
I start with my stamps, because I like to have one big stamped image to go with my sentiment. Then I choose my patterned paper and embellishments from there. I usually just grab scraps from one of my page kits that coordinates with my theme and my sentiment and go from there. And since most of my cards are mailed, I try to keep the design very simple ~ usually just some patterned paper strips, one large stamp and maybe some ribbon.
What's your card-making creative process?
Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Friday, June 12, 2009
My {Scrap} Process: Mini Albums
Hi, everyone! Welcome back to Life on the {Scrap}beach!
This is the second in a three part series where I examine my creative process. This entry will focus on my process for creating mini albums. The first part focused on my process for creating layouts, and the third part will focus on my process for creating cards.
Like my layout creative process, my mini album process can be broken out into two distinct starting points as well:
1) Starting from a page kit. This is the process I use if I have a very specific idea in mind of what I want my mini album to be. I used this process in several of my videos, such as my Seaquarium mini album and my Christmas mini album.
OR
2) Absolute and total chaos and anarchy. This is the process I use if I have a general idea for a mini album, but not a specific plan on how to carry it off. I used this "process" in the creation of my Engagement mini album.
Okay, so what does this actually mean for my creative process? Let me see if I can break it down a little bit more.
The first creating process is very similar to that of my layouts. Since I have a strong idea in my head of what the finished product should look like, I choose photos and page kit and mini album and just get started. I still make decisions as I go ~ I don't usually use sketches, for example ~ but since I know what I want it to look like when I am finished, the decisions are easy to make.
The second creating process is quite a bit different. Usually when I am doing a mini album with the CHAOS process ~ like the Engagement mini album ~ I start with a vague idea & try to use all scraps if possible.
With the Engagement mini album, my idea was that I wanted a small book that was soft and romantic. That was it!
I had one picture & it was sepia toned, so I pulled all my cream-colored scraps and put them on my desk. Then I wanted some more color, so I pulled my pink and blue scraps and put them on my desk. Then I put any stamps and inks that worked with the theme/feel on my desk. I grabbed some brads and other embellishments and added them to the pile as well. I just kept grabbing stuff I might use until I had a huge pile of things on my desk. If you watch the first video in the Engagement mini album series, you can see the pile of stuff on my desk.
By the time I'm done making my pile, I have, essentially, created a page kit. So I an now sit down at my desk and start pulling papers together and pushing elements around until I like how it looks enough to glue it down.
I am equally happy with the creations from both processes ~ I like the Seaquarium and Engagement mini albums equally well, for example ~ but it is much easier to clean up after if I am using page kits!
Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
This is the second in a three part series where I examine my creative process. This entry will focus on my process for creating mini albums. The first part focused on my process for creating layouts, and the third part will focus on my process for creating cards.
Like my layout creative process, my mini album process can be broken out into two distinct starting points as well:
1) Starting from a page kit. This is the process I use if I have a very specific idea in mind of what I want my mini album to be. I used this process in several of my videos, such as my Seaquarium mini album and my Christmas mini album.
OR
2) Absolute and total chaos and anarchy. This is the process I use if I have a general idea for a mini album, but not a specific plan on how to carry it off. I used this "process" in the creation of my Engagement mini album.
Okay, so what does this actually mean for my creative process? Let me see if I can break it down a little bit more.
The first creating process is very similar to that of my layouts. Since I have a strong idea in my head of what the finished product should look like, I choose photos and page kit and mini album and just get started. I still make decisions as I go ~ I don't usually use sketches, for example ~ but since I know what I want it to look like when I am finished, the decisions are easy to make.
The second creating process is quite a bit different. Usually when I am doing a mini album with the CHAOS process ~ like the Engagement mini album ~ I start with a vague idea & try to use all scraps if possible.
With the Engagement mini album, my idea was that I wanted a small book that was soft and romantic. That was it!
I had one picture & it was sepia toned, so I pulled all my cream-colored scraps and put them on my desk. Then I wanted some more color, so I pulled my pink and blue scraps and put them on my desk. Then I put any stamps and inks that worked with the theme/feel on my desk. I grabbed some brads and other embellishments and added them to the pile as well. I just kept grabbing stuff I might use until I had a huge pile of things on my desk. If you watch the first video in the Engagement mini album series, you can see the pile of stuff on my desk.
By the time I'm done making my pile, I have, essentially, created a page kit. So I an now sit down at my desk and start pulling papers together and pushing elements around until I like how it looks enough to glue it down.
I am equally happy with the creations from both processes ~ I like the Seaquarium and Engagement mini albums equally well, for example ~ but it is much easier to clean up after if I am using page kits!
Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
My {Scrap} Process: Layouts
Hi, everyone! Welcome back to Life on the {Scrap}beach ~ I hope you're enjoying yourselves immensely!
I wanted to take a little time to talk about my creative process since I've been getting a few questions about aspects of it: whether I use sketches, how I choose papers, colors, etc. So, I thought I would just go over it and clear it all up. At least, I hope it clears everything up for you ~ it may actually just make everyone more confused! :D In this blog entry, I'll be focusing on layouts. I will do two more blog entries on this subject: one related to my process for creating mini albums, and one related to my process for creating cards.
I always felt that my creative process was a little bit backwards from what most people probably do. My assumption {which may be completely wrong, and probably is} has been that most people start with the pictures they want to showcase and build the page from there. I actually start with the paper I want to use {mostly} or layout design I'd like to try {sometimes} and think about the photos I want to use or the story I want to tell second.
So how does that work for me exactly?
When I do layouts, I scrap from kits I make ahead of time {see this blog post and this video for more info on how I make the kits}, so my process can go one of two ways:
1) making kits, choosing my story/pictures, and then selecting the kit I feel best matches the feel I'm going for with the story {more common}
OR
2) making kits, deciding on the way I want the layout to look, selecting the kit I feel best matches the layout I want to create, and then choosing my story/pictures based on the idea of the layout last {less common}
In both scenarios, I'd already matched patterned paper to cardstock to embellishments when I made the kit, so when I actually sit down to scrap I don't have to worry about that. I also do not try to match my paper to the colors in my photos ~ that way madness lies. Almost all pictures look good with almost all papers ~ you'd really be surprised how little clashing there is ~ so I choose kits/pictures based on mood or emotion. Do I want the layout to be bright and cheerful? Subtle and understated? Serious? Scary? What reaction am I going for with this project? That's what helps me choose the right kit for the right project.
Once I'm ready to create, I just spread the photos out on my desk and start start playing. I grab different colors of cardstock and different patterned papers and just move things around until it look right to me. I am pretty decisive, so I just go with what feels good to me. I don't worry too much about the finished product ~ I just keep adding elements or taking them away until I love what I have left. That's when I know I'm done & it's time to start gluing stuff down ~ when I love it.
Very occasionally I get stuck for an idea. That's when I turn to my "Inspiration Notebook" which I keep in a basket by my desk with my idea books. This is just a cheap composition book here I glue layouts, magazine articles, etc., that catch my eye & I think will work for a layout. But that's a topic for another post, I think!
How do you create? What's your process? I'd love to hear from you!
Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
I wanted to take a little time to talk about my creative process since I've been getting a few questions about aspects of it: whether I use sketches, how I choose papers, colors, etc. So, I thought I would just go over it and clear it all up. At least, I hope it clears everything up for you ~ it may actually just make everyone more confused! :D In this blog entry, I'll be focusing on layouts. I will do two more blog entries on this subject: one related to my process for creating mini albums, and one related to my process for creating cards.
I always felt that my creative process was a little bit backwards from what most people probably do. My assumption {which may be completely wrong, and probably is} has been that most people start with the pictures they want to showcase and build the page from there. I actually start with the paper I want to use {mostly} or layout design I'd like to try {sometimes} and think about the photos I want to use or the story I want to tell second.
So how does that work for me exactly?
When I do layouts, I scrap from kits I make ahead of time {see this blog post and this video for more info on how I make the kits}, so my process can go one of two ways:
1) making kits, choosing my story/pictures, and then selecting the kit I feel best matches the feel I'm going for with the story {more common}
OR
2) making kits, deciding on the way I want the layout to look, selecting the kit I feel best matches the layout I want to create, and then choosing my story/pictures based on the idea of the layout last {less common}
In both scenarios, I'd already matched patterned paper to cardstock to embellishments when I made the kit, so when I actually sit down to scrap I don't have to worry about that. I also do not try to match my paper to the colors in my photos ~ that way madness lies. Almost all pictures look good with almost all papers ~ you'd really be surprised how little clashing there is ~ so I choose kits/pictures based on mood or emotion. Do I want the layout to be bright and cheerful? Subtle and understated? Serious? Scary? What reaction am I going for with this project? That's what helps me choose the right kit for the right project.
Once I'm ready to create, I just spread the photos out on my desk and start start playing. I grab different colors of cardstock and different patterned papers and just move things around until it look right to me. I am pretty decisive, so I just go with what feels good to me. I don't worry too much about the finished product ~ I just keep adding elements or taking them away until I love what I have left. That's when I know I'm done & it's time to start gluing stuff down ~ when I love it.
Very occasionally I get stuck for an idea. That's when I turn to my "Inspiration Notebook" which I keep in a basket by my desk with my idea books. This is just a cheap composition book here I glue layouts, magazine articles, etc., that catch my eye & I think will work for a layout. But that's a topic for another post, I think!
How do you create? What's your process? I'd love to hear from you!
Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Making Page Kits!
Hi, everyone! Welcome back to Life on the {Scrap}beach!
Today I wanted to write a little about the page kits I use in my scrapping. Many of the questions I get about my videos have to deal with either page kits or my scrap process, and the two are somewhat interrelated.
I have prepared a little video of myself making a new kit which is available to view below or over on my YouTube channel.
At this point, I am scrapbooking almost exclusively from page kits I make myself. Now, I didn't wake up one morning and say to myself, "I think I'll make page kits!" Like everything else in this hobby, it has been a process for me.
My evolution into scrapping from page kits started with my first purchase of a monthly kit. I liked how easy it was to create projects when all the papers and cardstock and embellishments were coordinated, but I didn't really want to keep buying kits since I liked my supplies.
So I got the idea to create my own kits to incorporate my newer supplies with my older supplies. I started by getting some Cropper Hopper Page Planners and keeping just new things in them. Over time I started adding stuff from my stash to the new products and eventually I got in the habit of creating page kits from a combination of new and old product every time I made a new purchase.
When I find that I always skip a particular page kit and never reach for it anymore I take it apart ~ that means I'm sick of what's in there. Anything left in the kit gets returned to my stash and I now have an empty sleeve for a new kit.
I keep all my kits in one of these Large Rhombus Strage Totes from the Container Store:
It's the perfect size for the Cropper Hopper Page Planners. It holds a ton of them & they stay upright so I can easily flip through them to find the one I want.
Packing for a crop now is also a breeze. I justgrab some page kits and some photos and drop them in my storage tote. Then I add some stamps, some inks and a few other generic embellishments like my big punches and I'm ready to go!
Since I started scrapping almost exclusively from these kits, my scrap process has changed quite a bit. In the next three posts, I'm going to go over my scrapbook process for layouts, mini albums and cards. In these posts I'll go over how I find inspiration, how I utilize the kits, and what I do when I'm finished with a project. I hope you find the information helpful! Or, at the very least, not boring!
~Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
Today I wanted to write a little about the page kits I use in my scrapping. Many of the questions I get about my videos have to deal with either page kits or my scrap process, and the two are somewhat interrelated.
I have prepared a little video of myself making a new kit which is available to view below or over on my YouTube channel.
At this point, I am scrapbooking almost exclusively from page kits I make myself. Now, I didn't wake up one morning and say to myself, "I think I'll make page kits!" Like everything else in this hobby, it has been a process for me.
My evolution into scrapping from page kits started with my first purchase of a monthly kit. I liked how easy it was to create projects when all the papers and cardstock and embellishments were coordinated, but I didn't really want to keep buying kits since I liked my supplies.
So I got the idea to create my own kits to incorporate my newer supplies with my older supplies. I started by getting some Cropper Hopper Page Planners and keeping just new things in them. Over time I started adding stuff from my stash to the new products and eventually I got in the habit of creating page kits from a combination of new and old product every time I made a new purchase.
When I find that I always skip a particular page kit and never reach for it anymore I take it apart ~ that means I'm sick of what's in there. Anything left in the kit gets returned to my stash and I now have an empty sleeve for a new kit.
I keep all my kits in one of these Large Rhombus Strage Totes from the Container Store:
It's the perfect size for the Cropper Hopper Page Planners. It holds a ton of them & they stay upright so I can easily flip through them to find the one I want.
Packing for a crop now is also a breeze. I justgrab some page kits and some photos and drop them in my storage tote. Then I add some stamps, some inks and a few other generic embellishments like my big punches and I'm ready to go!
Since I started scrapping almost exclusively from these kits, my scrap process has changed quite a bit. In the next three posts, I'm going to go over my scrapbook process for layouts, mini albums and cards. In these posts I'll go over how I find inspiration, how I utilize the kits, and what I do when I'm finished with a project. I hope you find the information helpful! Or, at the very least, not boring!
~Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Finished "Time" Album
Hi, everyone! Welcome back to Life on the {Scrap}beach!
I just got back from vacation, so I'm going to make this quick. I did finish the "Time" mini album before my trip, so I don't have any video of it coming together, but I do have a video of the completed album to share:
Thanks so much for watching! The page kits video will be up as soon as I get myself back on track from my vacation {soon} and I'll also be posting all about my scrapping process, as well.
~Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
I just got back from vacation, so I'm going to make this quick. I did finish the "Time" mini album before my trip, so I don't have any video of it coming together, but I do have a video of the completed album to share:
Thanks so much for watching! The page kits video will be up as soon as I get myself back on track from my vacation {soon} and I'll also be posting all about my scrapping process, as well.
~Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
Monday, June 8, 2009
New Mini + Kit Club + Why Can't Tim Holtz and I Just Get Along?
Hi, everyone! Welcome back to Life on the {Scrap}beach!
For someone who is supposedly on vacation, I sure am posting a lot, huh? :D I really am on vacation, I promise, and not just slacking off and laying out beside my pool with a margarita pretending to be on vacation so I can ignore my blog.
Now I am trying to remember what the point of this post was supposed to be. I get side-tracked so easily! :D Oh, yes. There were three things I wanted to mention ~ new mini album, joined a kit club, Tim Holtz. Got it.
First, I am working on a new mini album. I've posted a slide show below, but I wanted to let you know a few things first: 1. it is not finished, and 2. the picture quality is not amazing {sorry!} because I snapped these shots with my iPhone, and 3. I did not make a video of it coming together, which 4. is not because I don't love you all very much but more because my cameras were already charged up and packed and I was too lazy to go and fish them out. Now, I promise that anything I do on the album after I get back fromlying out by the pool vacationing at Disney World, I will put on video. And, at the very least, I will do a video of the completed project. In the meantme, I hope you will accept the humble offering of this slide show:
Right. That's covered, onto point number two: I joined a mini album trading kit club! Marion from A Piece of Craft invited me to join her mini album trading + kit club, "Girls Gone Scrappy" and I decided to join. The other girls are a blast to chat with online and everyone is super talented and fun. This month's kit was filled with stuff by Tim Holtz, and there is some great Basic Grey and K&Company kits coming up. I believe there may still some spots left, so email her at marion@apieceofcraft.com if you're interested or would like more information. I also included one of Marion's video below where she talks about the June kit, shows the mini album she made with the goodies & goes over what's included in the July kit:
Okay, so this month's kit was a ton of Tim Holtz stuff, and I have a confession to make: I cannot scrap like Tim Holtz. And I don't mean I'm not as good of a scapper as Tim Holtz, poor me. I mean I have some kind of acute mental block the prevents me from making things grungy and distressed. I love his projects, admire his art, gasp over the complex layers, wish I could do what he does, BUT I CANNOT RECREATE THE STYLE TO SAVE MY LIFE! Why Tim Holtz and I cannot get along is beyond me. Anyay, so I was determined to make an album with this kit that was grungy and distressed and just screamed "I have a Tim Holtz fixation!" and I think I did a pretty good job actually. Better than I have before at any rate.
So that's it ~ that's all I have to report today. Enjoy your weeks, I'm off to check out Animal Kingdom!
~Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
P.S. Happy birthday, Jill!
For someone who is supposedly on vacation, I sure am posting a lot, huh? :D I really am on vacation, I promise, and not just slacking off and laying out beside my pool with a margarita pretending to be on vacation so I can ignore my blog.
Now I am trying to remember what the point of this post was supposed to be. I get side-tracked so easily! :D Oh, yes. There were three things I wanted to mention ~ new mini album, joined a kit club, Tim Holtz. Got it.
First, I am working on a new mini album. I've posted a slide show below, but I wanted to let you know a few things first: 1. it is not finished, and 2. the picture quality is not amazing {sorry!} because I snapped these shots with my iPhone, and 3. I did not make a video of it coming together, which 4. is not because I don't love you all very much but more because my cameras were already charged up and packed and I was too lazy to go and fish them out. Now, I promise that anything I do on the album after I get back from
Right. That's covered, onto point number two: I joined a mini album trading kit club! Marion from A Piece of Craft invited me to join her mini album trading + kit club, "Girls Gone Scrappy" and I decided to join. The other girls are a blast to chat with online and everyone is super talented and fun. This month's kit was filled with stuff by Tim Holtz, and there is some great Basic Grey and K&Company kits coming up. I believe there may still some spots left, so email her at marion@apieceofcraft.com if you're interested or would like more information. I also included one of Marion's video below where she talks about the June kit, shows the mini album she made with the goodies & goes over what's included in the July kit:
Okay, so this month's kit was a ton of Tim Holtz stuff, and I have a confession to make: I cannot scrap like Tim Holtz. And I don't mean I'm not as good of a scapper as Tim Holtz, poor me. I mean I have some kind of acute mental block the prevents me from making things grungy and distressed. I love his projects, admire his art, gasp over the complex layers, wish I could do what he does, BUT I CANNOT RECREATE THE STYLE TO SAVE MY LIFE! Why Tim Holtz and I cannot get along is beyond me. Anyay, so I was determined to make an album with this kit that was grungy and distressed and just screamed "I have a Tim Holtz fixation!" and I think I did a pretty good job actually. Better than I have before at any rate.
So that's it ~ that's all I have to report today. Enjoy your weeks, I'm off to check out Animal Kingdom!
~Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
P.S. Happy birthday, Jill!
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Visiting Mickey & Friends
Hi, everyone! Welcome back to Life on the {Scrap}beach!
I posted the final video in the Seaquarium mini album series yesterday. The album was so fun to create and everyone seemed to enjoy it so much ~ I'm so amazed at the response! I can let you know that this mini album is never going to end up as a giveaway on the blog. :D Sorry!
My husband and I are on going to be on our way to Walt Disney World in just a little bit for a vacation, so there won't be any new videos or blog posts for a few days. When I get back I'll be uploading the page kits video and doing a series of blog posts on my scrapping process as it relates to layouts, mini albums, cards, etc. I get quit a few questions about that & since my process relies heavily on my kits, I wanted to wait until after that video went live to start answering them.
I also have a ton of videos two edit: layouts, mini albums, cards, etc. So you can expect to see the video for the "Beach" mini album, the "Sweet Tea" layout {SO GIRLY!} and at least one Father's Day card {maybe even two!}. So there's plenty coming up after the break!
Thanks for stopping by & have a great week!
~Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
I posted the final video in the Seaquarium mini album series yesterday. The album was so fun to create and everyone seemed to enjoy it so much ~ I'm so amazed at the response! I can let you know that this mini album is never going to end up as a giveaway on the blog. :D Sorry!
My husband and I are on going to be on our way to Walt Disney World in just a little bit for a vacation, so there won't be any new videos or blog posts for a few days. When I get back I'll be uploading the page kits video and doing a series of blog posts on my scrapping process as it relates to layouts, mini albums, cards, etc. I get quit a few questions about that & since my process relies heavily on my kits, I wanted to wait until after that video went live to start answering them.
I also have a ton of videos two edit: layouts, mini albums, cards, etc. So you can expect to see the video for the "Beach" mini album, the "Sweet Tea" layout {SO GIRLY!} and at least one Father's Day card {maybe even two!}. So there's plenty coming up after the break!
Thanks for stopping by & have a great week!
~Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Seaquarium Mini Album, Part Five
Hi, everyone! Welcome back to Life on the {Scrap}beach!
I just uploaded the final video in my Seaquarium album series to my YouTube channel. This is more of the 5"x7" tabbed Grungebook that I embellished with the Cosmo Cricket Snorkel line. I just love how this album turned out ~ even if it is not so mini after all!
Supplies used: Most of these came from Two Peas in a Bucket
Corner Chomper Crop-A-Dile (We R Memory Keepers).
Precision File Set (Basic Grey)
Clever Lever Extra Giga Scalloped Circle Craft Punch (Marvy Uchida)
Clever Lever Mega Scalloped Circle Craft Punch (Marvy Uchida)
5"x7" Tabbed Grungeboard Book (Advantus)
Black on White Tiny Alpha Stickers (Making Memories)
Snorkel Paper Crafting Kit (Cosmo Cricket)
Snorkel Ready Set Chip (Cosmo Cricket)
Snorkel Ribbon (Cosmo Cricket)
Background Papers Collection (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Grafton Beach Chipboard (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Grafton Label Stickers (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Thanks for watching & I hope you enjoyed it! Have a great weekend, everyone!
Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
I just uploaded the final video in my Seaquarium album series to my YouTube channel. This is more of the 5"x7" tabbed Grungebook that I embellished with the Cosmo Cricket Snorkel line. I just love how this album turned out ~ even if it is not so mini after all!
Supplies used: Most of these came from Two Peas in a Bucket
Corner Chomper Crop-A-Dile (We R Memory Keepers).
Precision File Set (Basic Grey)
Clever Lever Extra Giga Scalloped Circle Craft Punch (Marvy Uchida)
Clever Lever Mega Scalloped Circle Craft Punch (Marvy Uchida)
5"x7" Tabbed Grungeboard Book (Advantus)
Black on White Tiny Alpha Stickers (Making Memories)
Snorkel Paper Crafting Kit (Cosmo Cricket)
Snorkel Ready Set Chip (Cosmo Cricket)
Snorkel Ribbon (Cosmo Cricket)
Background Papers Collection (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Grafton Beach Chipboard (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Grafton Label Stickers (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Thanks for watching & I hope you enjoyed it! Have a great weekend, everyone!
Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Seaquarium Mini Album, Part Four
Hi, everyone! Welcome back to Life on the {Scrap}beach!
So, I just uploaded the fourth video in my Seaquarium album series to my YouTube channel. This is more of the 5"x7" tabbed Grungebook that I embellished with the Cosmo Cricket Snorkel line. It's definitely one of my favorite creations!
Supplies used: Most of these came from Two Peas in a Bucket
Corner Chomper Crop-A-Dile (We R Memory Keepers).
Precision File Set (Basic Grey)
Clever Lever Extra Giga Scalloped Circle Craft Punch (Marvy Uchida)
Clever Lever Mega Scalloped Circle Craft Punch (Marvy Uchida)
5"x7" Tabbed Grungeboard Book (Advantus)
Black on White Tiny Alpha Stickers (Making Memories)
Snorkel Paper Crafting Kit (Cosmo Cricket)
Snorkel Ready Set Chip (Cosmo Cricket)
Snorkel Ribbon (Cosmo Cricket)
Background Papers Collection (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Grafton Beach Chipboard (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Grafton Label Stickers (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Thanks for watching & I hope you enjoyed it!
Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
So, I just uploaded the fourth video in my Seaquarium album series to my YouTube channel. This is more of the 5"x7" tabbed Grungebook that I embellished with the Cosmo Cricket Snorkel line. It's definitely one of my favorite creations!
Supplies used: Most of these came from Two Peas in a Bucket
Corner Chomper Crop-A-Dile (We R Memory Keepers).
Precision File Set (Basic Grey)
Clever Lever Extra Giga Scalloped Circle Craft Punch (Marvy Uchida)
Clever Lever Mega Scalloped Circle Craft Punch (Marvy Uchida)
5"x7" Tabbed Grungeboard Book (Advantus)
Black on White Tiny Alpha Stickers (Making Memories)
Snorkel Paper Crafting Kit (Cosmo Cricket)
Snorkel Ready Set Chip (Cosmo Cricket)
Snorkel Ribbon (Cosmo Cricket)
Background Papers Collection (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Grafton Beach Chipboard (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Grafton Label Stickers (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Thanks for watching & I hope you enjoyed it!
Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Seaquarium Mini Album, Part Three
Hi, everyone! Welcome back to Life on the {Scrap}beach!
So, I just uploaded the third video in my Seaquarium album series to my YouTube channel. This is more of the 5"x7" tabbed Grungebook that I embellished with the Cosmo Cricket Snorkel line. It's definitely one of my favorite creations!
I've been getting lots of questions about which products I use in my videos, as well as requests that I post a supply list for each video. I haven't done this in the past because most of the time the products I use in my videos are so old that you really can't get them anymore. Since this album uses mostly new{ish} stuff, I am going to include links for those who are interested in seeing what was used. I probably won't do this for every video going forward ~ just the videos where the supplies used are new{ish} and readily available in stores and/or online.
I will also always be happy to answer any questions on any of the videos, techniques or products used!
Supplies used: Most of these came from Two Peas in a Bucket
Corner Chomper Crop-A-Dile (We R Memory Keepers).
Precision File Set (Basic Grey)
Clever Lever Extra Giga Scalloped Circle Craft Punch (Marvy Uchida)
Clever Lever Mega Scalloped Circle Craft Punch (Marvy Uchida)
5"x7" Tabbed Grungeboard Book (Advantus)
Snorkel Paper Crafting Kit (Cosmo Cricket)
Snorkel Ready Set Chip (Cosmo Cricket)
Snorkel Ribbon (Cosmo Cricket)
Background Papers Collection (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Grafton Beach Chipboard (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Grafton Label Stickers (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Thanks for watching & I hope you enjoyed it!
Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
So, I just uploaded the third video in my Seaquarium album series to my YouTube channel. This is more of the 5"x7" tabbed Grungebook that I embellished with the Cosmo Cricket Snorkel line. It's definitely one of my favorite creations!
I've been getting lots of questions about which products I use in my videos, as well as requests that I post a supply list for each video. I haven't done this in the past because most of the time the products I use in my videos are so old that you really can't get them anymore. Since this album uses mostly new{ish} stuff, I am going to include links for those who are interested in seeing what was used. I probably won't do this for every video going forward ~ just the videos where the supplies used are new{ish} and readily available in stores and/or online.
I will also always be happy to answer any questions on any of the videos, techniques or products used!
Supplies used: Most of these came from Two Peas in a Bucket
Corner Chomper Crop-A-Dile (We R Memory Keepers).
Precision File Set (Basic Grey)
Clever Lever Extra Giga Scalloped Circle Craft Punch (Marvy Uchida)
Clever Lever Mega Scalloped Circle Craft Punch (Marvy Uchida)
5"x7" Tabbed Grungeboard Book (Advantus)
Snorkel Paper Crafting Kit (Cosmo Cricket)
Snorkel Ready Set Chip (Cosmo Cricket)
Snorkel Ribbon (Cosmo Cricket)
Background Papers Collection (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Grafton Beach Chipboard (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Grafton Label Stickers (Scenic Route Paper Co.)
Thanks for watching & I hope you enjoyed it!
Kathryn
Life's a beach. Scrapbook it.
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