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Showing posts with label Aspen. Show all posts

Saturday, March 1, 2014

ALBC Digital Scrapbook

Welcome to my Digital Scrapbook for Winter 2014

I just recently updated my digital software to Panstoria Artisan and I use Club Scrap Digital Collections.  Here is a summary of my 2014 winter pages.  I'm submitting my digital pages for the Club Scrap Assembly Line Boot Camp (CS ALBC).  For more information on Boot Camp see the tab on the top of my blog.

Here are pages for the CS ALBC Week 3 Challenge - Die Cuts

Using elements from CS Big Deal and Lock & Key Collections including Lock & Key Cut Apart as text mat.

Using elements from CS Aspen Collections including transparent Aspen Cut Apart as text mat.
 Using elements from CS Cap Cod and By the Numbers Collections including By the Numbers Cut Apart border at bottom.
 Using elements from CS Cap Cod and By the Numbers Collections including Cap Cod Die Cut Stars Stamp.

 Using elements from CS Time of Your File and misc. CS Collections including Star Die Cuts as accents.



Here are pages for the CS ALBC Week 4 Challenge - Petals
Using elements from CS Fire & Ice Collection including Fire & Ice flower.

Using elements from the CS Trees Collection including flower.

Using elements from the CS Trees Collection including flower.

Here are my pages from CS ALBC Week 5 - Stencils and Masks 





Four pages using the CS Bookshelves Mask for the logo on each page with elements from CS Bold Blooms and Graffiti.



Three Pages using elements from CS Aurora Borealis and a mask from CS Full Circle behind the journaling.

Using CS Trees and a handwriting stamp made into a stencil in on the left side of the background.


Two pages using CS Trees and CS Big Deal Kits, Trees mask used for tan and brown background blocks.

Here are my pages from CS ALBC Week 7 - Sparkle

 Uses CS Orient Express kit with gold brads for sparkle.
Uses CS Orient Express and Get the Picture kits with sliver frame for sparkle.

Here are my pages from CS ALBC Week 8 Bold and Bright





Above pages using Graffiti collection




Above pages use Hydrangea collection


Above pages use Big Deal collection

Sunday, February 9, 2014

Valentine with A Twist


I wanted more of a challenge so I’m entering a post on the Frilly and Funkie challenge blog.  I’ve been a long time follower and today will post my first entry.  The challenge is to create a project with white, pink and red, but without hearts.  To see the other entries go here.  In addition this will be an entry for Club Scrap’s Winter Boot Camp Week 1. For more information please see the tab for Boot Camp above.


Club Scrap ALBC Entry 4:
Challenge element: Metallic Gelato Background on textured paper, charm and copper embossing
Stamps: CS Aspen and Retreat 2013,
Embossing: copper and clear, 
Ink and Water coloring:  Distress Ink,
Papers:  CS Spring Wow textured print and Red Solid, watercolor paper 
Embellishments: CS ribbon, Tim Holtz Charm, Petaloo Flowers

Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Aspen Journal

Welcome,

I loved the Club Scrap Aspen Collection so much I have another project for you.  I am Fitbooking with iClassyGirl and this is my journal made with the Aspen collection.  I was inspired by Kay's cut out stencil on her scrapbook page on Club Scrap Creates, so I made a journal using the stencil with cut outs.

I cut out part of the stencil image on the wood veneer paper and colored the remaining background with blue Distress Stains.  The quote and is clear embossed and inked.
On the inside of the black chipboard I used textured paper from Club Scrap Lock and Key and reversed the stencil.  The First page is the leaf paper with a stenciled image staggered to show through.  This time I colored the trunks with a white Distress Marker. The leaves were clear embossed on the Aspen tan paper colored with distress stains in yellow and orange.  To add a little more dimension they were raised on foam squares. 
Inside I made pages with tabs using my envelope score board punch and Aspen paper.  The pages were made by putting Aspen digital kit images behind light lines on text weight paper.  The journal is just under one half an 81/2 by 11 page, so I printed the pages at home, making them double sided.  Then I simply trimmed and punched holes.
I hope you have enjoyed this post.  I really look forward to 2014 and the great changes in store.
Happy, Creative, New Year,

Debby H

Thursday, December 26, 2013

Aspen Cabin in the Woods

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Welcome to the Club Scrap Aspen Blog Hop!



As soon as I received my Club Scrap Aspen Collection I started to work on my cozy Aspen cabin.  The cabin has a classic A frame look with "logs" flanking the doorway made from the wood paper in the Aspen collection.



The pattern is the November Bird Abode: Home Tweet Home from Laura Denison, but I took it in a completely different direction from the original. I added wood accents through out.  The handmade paper made a beautiful textured roof.  The charm is from the Aspen Greetings to Go set.




Inside there is room for a tall mini album and a ledge to put in a pen. I made the mini album using another one of Laura Dension's patterns, the Envelope Bypass Mini Album using #10 envelopes.  The cover features a skeleton leaf sandwiched between acrylic sheets, a cut apart, an image stamped on canvas, and Aspen button tied with linen thread.  The binding uses paper clips and gathered Aspen ribbon.

Inside are tons of pockets and tags. It was great having all the Aspen cut aparts and stickers to decorate the internal pages. I used a selection of punches for accenting the edges of the pockets: EKSucess English Ivy, and Martha Stewart Flourish, Flourish lace, and Cherish.    I can't wait to get my pictures in this one.










Thank you for stopping by!  I loved the aspen collection so much that I have another Aspen project in work and I'm planning another post by New Years.

You can return to Club Scrap Creates for all the hop links or you can continue on to Janet at Dishing with Janet to see the next post in the hop.

Happy Crafty New Year,

Debby H