Showing posts with label Websters Pages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Websters Pages. Show all posts
Friday, April 20, 2012
Websters Pages - Trendsetter Mini Album
There is a lot of detail in this album. It may not look like there is but trust me, there is. This was a fun album to make. Very Girly!. Here are a few pictutes to give you an idea of what the album will look like when it is finished. There is a link directly to the store below.
If you are interested in buying this kit, click here, it will take you directly to the store. Thank you for stopping by.
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Charlie LaBonte
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Classy Chic
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Mini Album
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Trendsetter
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Websters Pages
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Super Stars
I used the Websters' Pages Hollywood Vogue's Vellum by layering on another page and then layered on top of the Vellum.
here is a close up showing the Stickles' Patina I used on the tail of the Peacock. I also used Tattered Angles' Deep Purple glimmer mist.
Here you can see the Grunge Board by Tim Holtz that I used as a frame, which I cut out using the BigKick. Then I used Tim Holtz's Dusty Concord Distressed Ink.
this show some of the layering.
Labels:
Hollywood Vogue
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Layouts
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Websters Pages
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Cherish Family
This photo is the most cherished photo of My son and his family. This picture was taken by a stranger while they were in the park. I want to thank that person. They, who ever they were, did an awesome job.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Great Grandma and my Twin Grandson's
Products used are Websters Pages, real dried orchid petals, inked dollie, misc ribbons
I love this picture. I am a twin myself, so this is very dear to my heart. My Mom and My Twin Grandsons.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Christmas Reflection
This was not an easy project. Altering a mirror is a challenge. Reflection, paper, design...wow...a challenge. I would think twice next time about including glitter.... it sticks to the mirror....ugh. Then there is taking the pictures without being in them..lol. Then there is the light...try and not get a reflection off it. Then there is the back ground. Make sure it is what you want. With lots of help from a dear friend, finally a picture that worked.
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