Simple Scrapper Sketches

Friday, September 12, 2014

Every year for Lauren's birthday, I give her scrapbook pages for her album. This year I didn't have much time to put them together, only the morning before the party! So I pulled some photos, grabbed my Simple Scrapper Spark Mag and its sketches and went to work.
If this first page looks familiar, it's because Jennifer used one of my pages as the basis for the sketch! I used a lot of Crate Paper's Open Road for this one.
I had fun manipulating this photo in Photoshop Elements. I converted it to black and white and colored the family back in. I like doing this for photos with busy backgrounds. It's so easy too! This is my go to tutorial, because I forget all of the steps every time!

I used odds and ends from the Scrapbook Circle August kit for this. Including the printables!
And this was my big hand cutting title page that I shared a few weeks back. The Simple Scrapper sketch called for a big title. Well I made one!

In one morning and part of an afternoon I was able to crank out 4 pages (+1 other) using Simple Scrapper sketches. It's what I love so much about being a member. I don't have to run around finding inspiration. It's just there for me in one neat little monthly package. The perfect starting point for many a project :)

cheers & besos,

PRT

Tuesday, September 9, 2014

Hiya friends! I made a page about my time on the Paperclipping Roundtable. It's up on the Scrapbook Circle blog with a bit more info on those wonderful Shimelle rub-ons. Scrapbooking + Travel, they couldn't be more perfect! Click over there to find out more =)



cheers & besos,

Partner in Crime

Friday, September 5, 2014

I have a fun page to share! It wasn't for any challenges or made with an sketches. It was just me playing with my Scrapbook Circle Here & There kit. It's simple and came together quickly but that background paper packs a big punch.
And I'm excited to share this page, the first of my mammoth Pacific Northwest project! I finally finished  all of the pocket pages. It was such a huge labor of love and I learned a lot while I was doing it. So be sure to check back for that =)
cheers & besos,