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I knew I should have stayed away from these stamps... but once I got my first set.. I got hooked! The quality of the rubber stamps are just excellent. I love the designs! Here is the first layout I made with the Unity Stamps - Donna Downey Collection.
Materials: Webster's Pages, Prima Flowers, Unity Stamps (Quote).
Posted by: jhoy | 03/25/2010 at 08:15 PM
Jhoy, please email me at iris_sparkup@yahoo.com so we can arrange how you can get your RAK. Thanks!
Doing the rak actually encouraged me to start scrapping my Christmas photos. Here is one page I made with "My Little Yellow Bicycle" papers and embellishments...
Thanks to MLYB for all the goodies!
Yup that's right! I have not yet scrapped our Christmas pictures and I am planning to do that this week. If you are in the same situation and you want to scrap your Christmas pictures this coming holiday, then please leave a comment here and I would love to share my My Little Yellow Bicycle goodies with you... I'll draw a winner on Monday March 29. Sorry this one is for local residents only.
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Also a reminder to those who attended the Book Of Treasures Class in Manila, we are scheduled to draw two winners for these goodies...
All you have to do is upload a few pages from your finished album into our class blog. You have until the midnight of the 27th to do that. Thank you!
Hi everyone! I'm excited to announce that I will start with the Prima Classes in Manila on May. The first series will be composed of three classes. One class per month so that means the 1st series will run from May to July 2010.
Here is a preview of some of the materials you can expect in each kit.
All the slot are currently filled up. Thank you for all your support.
For those who are running a scrapbook store or doing events and are interested in having me do a Prima class for you in the future, please email me at iris_sparkup@yahoo.com. Thank you.
I just got my complimentary copy of the Pencil Lines Sketch Book. My daughter was so happy to see she had quite a few layouts there but would smirk everytime she would see a layout of her baby sister... still the jealous one :)
Speaking of sketches... just wanted to share with you a few ones I made recently for Pencil Lines...
Sketch 177 - Sponsored by Prima Marketing
Sketch 179 - Materials Used: Thrift Shop Line from October Afternoon, Maya Road Flower, Kaisercraft Butterfly
Why oh why are there always new stuff that we just GOT TO HAVE??!!! I have been doing some crazy shopping lately (well crazy in my standards cause I really really can't afford to buy so much since I'm a SAHM now) and have been feeling a bit guilty. So I scrapped this page tonight and it worked! I feel ok now!:) I did make it a point to use old stuff and mix it with the new...
Speaking of new... I have a growing addiction to Unity Stamps. I just got a couple of sets from Visual Creations and used one from the Quote bundle pack here...
Materials Used: Creative Imagination Die-cut paper, October Afternoon Tags, Melody Ross Overlays, and chipboard, American Crafts Remarks Stickers, Amercian Crafts Flair Badges, Tattered Angels Mists, Unity Stamp.
Cheska potty training and looking like a pro while reading a book. :)
Materials: October Afternoon Fly A Kite papers and stickers, Making Memories Pin, Bazzil Kraft CS
My baby Cheska has her own little baby! Look at how she greeted the 1st doll I gave her... so sweet!
Materials: Lily Bee Papers and Rub-ons, American Crafts Remarks Stickers and ribbon, Maya Road Velvet Ribbon, Martha Stewart Punches, Sizzix Bigz Die, Pink Paislee Die-Cuts
I loved the movie "Alice In Wonderland" so much and my daughter Nicole kept telling me that the young "Alice" was like her baby sister Cheska. So I created this page inspired by the movie and by Nicole's imagination...
Materials by Prima: Pastiche Papers, Prima Fairytale Roses, Foam stamps, clear stamps, lace.
Other Materials: K and Co Die-cuts, Metal key, Heidi Swapp clock.
Oh and did you notice the die-cut frame? Beautiful right? That one is a Sizzix Bigz Die which I got from The Yellow Violet House.
Art mediums used:
Gesso, embossing ink, distress embossing powder, walnut ink, glimmer mists, inks, opal dust.
I recently had the chance to work on one of the beautiful shadow box frames of The Yellow Violet House. which is a paper-crafts station that showcases a wide selection of unique handcrafted novelties that bring creative touches to the gift-giving process.
The shop is being run by Isabel Ocliasa and is a talented crafter herself. You can learn more about them and their unique products at their on-line site: www.theyellowviolethouse.com
I would like to share this small project I made for them. Shadowbox by The Yellow Violet House, Papers by Webster's Pages, and flowers by Prima Marketing.
Hi! Thanks to everyone who participated in the give-away. I was relieved to know that I'm not the only one who has years of Christmas scrapping backlog.
I went to Random.Org and the number that was drawn was 18. And the 18th post was from JHOY!
haven't scrapped our xmas' photos, new year's, valentine's, atbp... super-duper-mega-over-to-the-max backlogs! :D