I took some artistic license to with this layout.
With the orientation of the photos, I liked this better.
Another take on this same pattern was sent to me from Judy who joined in making this during the live video. She too make the design work with her photos. Great job Judy!
Here is the artwork for the original design.
If you want to try this, the pattern is here and the video below will talk you through the cuts.
Happy Crafting!
If you haven’t already tuned in, I have begun doing facebook live videos for scrapbooking & card making. Today I’ve decided to share a few of the cutting guides for the card workshops, and the links to the videos that walk you through the cuts and assembly. 
The first video & patterns (hopscotch) can be found in this post
Here is the pattern and some sample artwork for our second video.
The papers are old retired (Avonlea & Blossom) and the cuts are from the new cricut cartridge Flower Market.
I really like how the sails turned out on the Avonlea cards. Here is the video if you want to see how they come together.
Happy Crafting!
As I finished updating the information for May on this website, I knew I had not posted any blogs for a while. I did not know I had not posted for a whole month! Oops.
Unforeseen circumstances aside, I will do better this month.
For today, I will share this video CTMH put together showing how to make a beautiful wall hanging using their Flower Market Cartridge.
I wouldn’t have thought of doing this, but I can see endless possibilities.
Happy Crafting!
Hi,
After much consideration and planning, I jumped in with both feet and have started Facebook Live Video Workshop. Currently I am doing them once a week on Friday Mornings and I hope I’m making improvements each week. This video has both the scrapbook & Card workshop cuts at the beginning of the video, then assembly is after. If you just want cards, skip to about minute 30 and that’s where I start the card set cuts walk through. Here are the links to the Cutting Guides:
Here is some of the artwork created with this video.
In the above cards, I tried both the slate & the pacifica inks for the car/watch, and I prefer the pacifica blue. Which do you like?
I also made some cards with scraps from the layout. I will post those soon!
Happy Crafting!
If you are jumping in on this post series, you might want to see all the techniques, the links are just below. You also might be interested in knowing that one lucky winner (USA only) will received the set of tags I created and photographed for this series.
Background Stamping & Sanding Cardstock
Sponge Backgrounds & Crinkling
Accordion Medallion & Baker’s Twine
Fill Negative Space & Generation Stamping
The series of tags is finally coming to an end. We have gone through 30 different ways to enhance your paper crafting projects. I hope you have learned something and enjoy getting back into crafting and using some of these 30 techniques.
If you have commented on any of these posts, shared or re-pinned on pinterest you have earned an entry for each. I will be gathering all the entries and drawing a lucky winner. I will make every effort to contact the winner and look forward to sending you the set of tags I created for this series.
Good Luck & Happy Crafting!
