Actions
CommunityShare
Bookmarks
Gallery
- Scrapbooking (110)
- Stamping (2)
- Cardmaking (1)
Posted Within
- Last 30 Days (2)
- Last Year (28)
Theme
- Baby (4)
- Beach (5)
- Birthday (4)
- Boys (31)
- Brother (4)
- Buddies (2)
- Child (4)
- Christmas (10)
- Crafts (7)
- Disney (5)
- Dog (3)
Color
- Aqua (19)
- Black (12)
- Blue (42)
- Bright Colors (20)
- Brown (32)
- Burgundy (5)
- Cream (9)
- Fuschia (6)
- Gray (4)
- Green (39)
- Monochromatic (2)
Pattern
- Argyle (3)
- Borders (2)
- Circles (23)
- Distressing and Aged (12)
- Flowers (29)
- Graph Paper (4)
- Graphics (3)
- Hearts (11)
- Leaves (5)
- Ledger (1)
- Letters (21)
Brand
- American Crafts (7)
- Authentique Paper (105)
- Autumn Leaves (1)
- BasicGrey (12)
- Bazzill Basics Paper (1)
- Bella Blvd (5)
- Bo Bunny Press (3)
- Cavallini Papers & Co (6)
- Collage Press (3)
- Cosmo Cricket (11)
- Crate Paper (105)
Technique
- 3-Dimensional Stickers (1)
- Acrylic Stamps (3)
- Acrylic and Plastic Shapes (1)
- Borders (2)
- Brads and Fasteners (2)
- Buttons (11)
- Cardstock (36)
- Cardstock Letters (1)
- Cardstock Stickers (28)
- Chipboard Elements (32)
- Chipboard Letters (17)
Product Type
- Beading (1)
- Borders (2)
- Color Blocking (2)
- Distress Ink (4)
- Doodling (1)
- Hand Journaling (6)
- Hand Lettering (1)
- Hand Stitching (3)
- Letter Stickers (6)
- Masking (1)
- Painting (2)
Elements
Basics
- 12x12 (105)
- 2 Page Layout (1)
- Color Photos (75)
- Multiple Photos (38)
- Photo Enlargements (1)
- Single Page Layout (90)
- Single Photo (20)
Digital Tools
- Distressing (12)
- Masking (1)
Project - Serious In A Photo
|
|
Project - Serious In A Photo by MemrieMare posted 08/10/11 at 11:55 AM Galleries: Scrapbooking I started with a full sheet of 12x12 light pink cardstock. I cut some yellow-orange and medium pink cardstock to layer over the light pink, as my background. Next I used my computer to print out two different-sized circles to use as a template for the concentric circles on my page. I used a pencil to draw the circles onto my page so I was able to erase afterward. For the outer circle, I used a masking/stamping technique to get the stamped circle images. My stamp image was a large rectangular stamp and not the circle I wanted, so I used a masking technique...meaning, I stamped my image through a hole I had punched in another sheet of paper, kind of like a stencil. To make the stencil, I punched a 1.25" circle in a piece of tracing paper (or vellum would also work). I placed the tracing paper with the punched hole onto my scrapbook page, and since the tracing paper is transparent, I can easily place my punched hole where I want my stamped image to be. I sewed buttons onto my stamped circles using pink DMC floss. The inner circle was done using more DMC floss and more buttons. For my lettering, I simply stamped small alphabet stamps onto white cardstock and punched them out with a small 1/4" hole punch. |
|
Stats Viewed 494 Times | 3 Members Like This | 2 Comments | Bookmarked 14 Times |
|
|
Bookmark Project | Bookmark this Member | Like this Project |
|
 Serious In A Photo posted 08/10/11 at 04:55 PM |
 Can He Get Any Dirtier? posted 07/20/05 at 04:41 PM |
 Kitty Bear posted 07/20/05 at 04:37 PM |
 Pals/Brothers posted 05/03/05 at 04:24 PM |
 Tree posted 05/02/05 at 09:17 PM |
 Sweet Baby Bath posted 04/29/05 at 08:00 PM |
 Cats Are Like Potato Chips posted 04/28/05 at 02:48 PM |
 tag for Tara posted 03/02/05 at 08:49 PM |
 CLIFFHANGER posted 02/10/05 at 06:21 AM |
View all of this Member's projects...
12 Products
Used In This Project
 by Doodlebug Designs 50% Off this item! |
 by Doodlebug Designs $3.50 SOLD OUT! Request and Notify Me! |
||
 by Doodlebug Designs 50% Off this item! SOLD OUT! Request and Notify Me! |
 by Doodlebug Designs 50% Off this item! SOLD OUT! Request and Notify Me! |
 by Doodlebug Designs 50% Off this item! SOLD OUT! Request and Notify Me! |
 by Doodlebug Designs 50% Off this item! SOLD OUT! Request and Notify Me! |
(1)
* Projects with a blue frame are Two Peas Garden Girl Design Team projects
Copyright © 1999-2012 Leisure Web LLC. Two Peas in a Bucket is a trademark of Leisure Web LLC. All Rights Reserved.
stidwell said...
This is so pretty, Marilyn!!! I'm amazed as usual at all the detail you put into your layouts. Wow, all that stitching!!! You are amazing! Thank you!!!
Posted 08/16/11 at 10:50 AM
dia.36 said...
So cute!
Posted 09/28/11 at 05:14 PM
Please login above to submit a comment.