Friday, June 27, 2014

Mad Hatter w/ Ange

Hey there Speedy Scrappers! 
It's the last Friday in the first half of the year. I can't believe how fast this year is going.

Today I'm going back a bit to Halloween. This particular year my daughter decided to go as the Mad Hatter. I was super impressed. I love it when my kids come up with their own costumes instead of doing store bought. They look SO much better.


For this layout I used Kaisercraft's The Looking Glass line that you can find in the store. Of course this line was the perfect fit for these photos and I went with this Tweedle Dum paper as my base. I cut the barcode off, flipped it and glued it back to the bottom of the layout for the cool border along the bottom. Then I layered bits of Mad Hatter and Alice before adding my photos.


I cut along the left side of the Time balloon to slip the edge of the paper and photo under. Then added my title, stickers and journaling along with a little bit of purple inking.


Swing by the Speedy Scrappers store and grab this line, then jump onto the facebook page and show us what you've made!
I hope you have a scrappy weekend!
:)Ange

Thursday, June 26, 2014

Magic by Karen

Have you been to Disney or have a trip planned in the future? If you you will want to get your hands on the "Magic" line from Queen & Co.  Local designer Karen has made a group of wonder page to document
the magic of Disney with her Family.  You can stop by Speedy Scrappers in Troy, IL to see this awesome layout in person.

Close up detail of the embellishment. I love the Mickey heads.
A great way to use Washi tape.

Karen has more Disney themed pages at Speedy Scrappers.  Stop by to check them out.




Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Paper Piecing an Owl

Hi, it's Joan, here today to share with you an owl card I made using Kaisercraft's "Tea Break" papers. Using my Sizzix owl die, I cut the owl pieces in different patterned papers, inked the edges with brown chalk ink, and put the owl together on a green background. I punched some small flowers for the top of the head and added a wood veneer heart to the body. The eye circles were punched from cardstock.

I really like to paper piece - it's fun! There is a big variety of patterned papers in "Tea Break" and that makes it easy to use for paper piecing. You can buy this line of Kaisercraft papers at the Speedy Scrappers store.

Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Look what i can do! Using moxxie by jen t.

Hi all, jen t. here. happy summer!!! i am stopping by to share a page i made using the moxxie childs play collection. Lately as you know i have been playing with my punches and i love adding a lil dimension to my projects so i used a border punch to punch the yellow paper and then added a strip of green behind it and pop dots .i also, matted the patterned paper onto a sheet of red paper. Then, i played around with my left over diecuts and stickers and layered them. The middle flowery looking embellie in the middle is two punched scalloped circles folded unevenly and then stuck on each side of the look what i can do sticker.  I then, added some letter stickers and some diy enamel dots to add more interest. Thanks for stopping by and happy creating!  Jen t.




what I used:
moxxie childs play paper,diecuts,and stickers
cosmo cricket letter stickers
pop dots
diy enamel dots
scalloped punch
dot border punch

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Friday, June 20, 2014

Child's Play w/ Ange

 Happy Friday everyone!
Got some big plans for the weekend? There is a lot of softball on my agenda. Sometimes it gets a bit hectic getting everyone where they need to be when they need to be there, but I sure do love watching my kids play ball!
A bit of backyard ball is great too, even if it involves a much bigger ball. lol I just love watching the kids run and play.


I used the Moxxie Child's Play line for this layout. It was perfect! I actually started with the 'playground pals' sticker and went from there. I picked out a sketch from Nuts About sketches and some photos and went to work. 
I used a lot of the stickers and diecuts from the line and just a bit of pp.


I love all the options you have with these die-cuts and stickers. I used this 12x12 border die-cut under my banner title by cutting it down a bit and then took the leftover piece and cut the little beach balls out for more accents on my layout. 
Go ahead and cut it, you will love the results!

Pick up this awesome line from the store and show us what you create on the facebook page.
Happy Scrapping!
:)Ange

Thursday, June 19, 2014

Father by Kathy

Today we have a great layout by in house designer Kathy.
She used the "Up, up and away" collection by Kaiser Craft for good portion of the layout.
Kathy added some embellishment from the Crate Paper line "DIY" and handmade flowers and leaves.
She used her die cut machine to cut the letter.
Please feel free to stop by Speedy Scrappers in Troy to pick up your supplies to create a great layout like this.  Also if you have not "LIKED" us on Facebook, please feel free to use this link to "LIKE" us

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

"Love"

Hello, it's Joan, here to share a card I made. I love the gorgeous "Tea Break" papers from Kaisercraft! I think the background paper with the roses is so pretty on it's own, that I kept the rest of the card fairly simple. I added a die cut doily (from the green paper), a smaller white doily and then the yellow die cut label with the edges inked brown. I extended the doilies above the top of the card. Finally, I added a wood veneer heart. The card is 6"x4.5" (white cardstock).

Kaisercraft's "Tea Break" collection is one that I think everyone will want in their stash! You can buy it at the Speedy Scrappers store.

Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Tropical thank you card by Jen T.

Hi all, happy Tuesday!! Jen T. here. Are you enjoying the summer weather? I am!  The first thing I  thought of when I looked at this paper by Kaisercraft is a tropical vacation with me laying on a hammock under the palm trees sipping a pina colada  .. (Ok my daydream is over..lol!) but isn't it amazing how a pattern on paper can do that! So inspiring! With that as inspiration,  I made a 6 x 6 gatefold thank you card using the Paridiso collection. Hope I inspired you to make a  tropical card today.
 Happy creating!
Jen T. 





What i used: 
Kaisercraft paridiso papers
Gold ink
Prima wood veneer flower
Pearl ,twine,bird charms and flowers from my stash
Scalloped punch
Gold distressed stickles
Stampendous thank you stamp


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Friday, June 13, 2014

Sleepy boyz w/ Ange

Hello! 
It's Friday! Yay, weekend ahead. What are you up to this weekend?
I think we will be getting some family time and celebrating some of the great dads in our lives.

This layout just happens to be about one of them, my husband:


I used the Little Boy Blue collection from Crate Paper that you can find in the store, along with a sketch from Nuts About sketches.


 I cut the yellow chevron pattern out to add bits under my photo and also tore a circle from it to add to the top of my layout. Then I added a border strip sticker and a little bit of washi tape over the top of that.


I really like the look of the different blue pattern papers layered on top of each other. This darker blue had a strong pattern, but when you use it in pieces over the other pattern it works really well.

Pick up this Crate Paper line in the store and then come share with us on the facebook page. We'd love to see what you create!!
:)Ange

Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Father/Daughter Dance

Hi, it's Joan with a scrapbook page of my daughter and my husband. Last June, my daughter got married. Since it's almost Father's Day, I made a layout with a photo of their father/daughter dance. The song they danced to was "It Won't Be Like This For Long" by Darius Rucker. Such a true song - her father and I can't believe our daughter is a married woman - the years went by so fast.

For this layout, I used the "Forever Family" collection by Moxxie. I started with the brown "Father" paper, cutting it slightly smaller than an 8.5"x11" piece of white cardstock. I attached that piece to the cardstock and then a piece of the yellow paper, sized 5"x7".

Everything I used on this page is Moxxie (except the white doily). The heart was punched from the green Moxxie paper, the die cut sayings were pop dotted and the die cut scalloped border was attached over the yellow paper.

Buy the Forever Family collection at the Speedy Scrappers store. This paper line includes all family members (grandparents, parents, children) so you can create and keep memories of your family - forever!