Skissedilla sketch #166 and a new selected scrapper

I am so happy to tell you that we have got Louise Nelson as

our selected scrapper this month !!! : )

She is amazing, and I love her style.

So visit us at Skissedilla and take a look what Louise and the DT

made for this week`s sketch : )

Here is my take on it :

The lovely sketch is made by Nabon :


Have a nice Sunday everyone !

CSI #22 and CasaRunway

It`s time for a new case file at CSI.

I really liked the colors this time. They were so great to my pictures

from the 17th. of May (our Constitution day).

So here is a my layout with pictures of the children in 

their new "bunads" (national costumes).

As evidence I have used: Corrugated cardboard, wet medium and crown accent.
As testimony I documented a childhood memory.
The journaling is about how I, when I was a little girl, celebrated 

our constitution day. 

This layout I have made for a competition called CasaRunway.

We had to use fabric, colors, stitches and punch outs or cut outs.

My niese is going to school in Wales. I am not sure what it`s called. But she is educated 

in animation. I was so inspired of this film that she made, that I had to make a layout

with dandelions :)

              

And yesterday she called and said that she won the Glammie for the best 2D-film !!!!!

We are so proud of you, Ida !!! Congratulation !!!

Webster`s Pages and Aussie Scrap Source

I love making pages using Webster`s Pages. There are so many great

images on their papers, to cut out :)

Here I have made one page using the Everyday poetry collection.

I was also so lucky to be asked from Aussie Scrap Source if they could use some of my
  layouts in a post they were making about Webster`s Pages :)
They used these three pages :

Take a look at Aussie Scrap Source for more Webster`s layouts. 

Skissedilla #164 and CSI #20

Hi everyone ! Hope you are having a nice weekend :)

Skissedilla is out with a new sketch  today, and yesterday CSI came with 

this week`s case file. So come on in and visit us.

You`ll find us here: Skissedilla and CSI :)

My take on Skissedilla sketch #164. Nabon made the sketch.

Here is how I solved CSI case file #20.
As evidence I have used: Spirals, insects/bugs,staggered heights of elements and paint drops.
As testimony I have used: The journaling on top of something.
And my journaling is about my girl growing up so fast.
The journaling continues on the back of the tag ;)

Guest designer at TJSC

I was so happy when I got an email from "That`s just so cute" asking me to be their guest designer.

Thank you so much for asking me :)

Here is the layout that I made for them :

I have made a challenge for you too :) So take a look at TJSC, and send your contribution.

Have a nice day, everyone !

Skissedilla #163 and CSI #19

A new sketch is out at Skissedilla, and a new case file is out at CSI : )

So come on everybody ; JOIN US !!!

It`s Nabon that made the great sketch at Skissedilla.

And here is my take on it: 

I have mirrored the sketch, and put the title in another place than the sketch shows.

And here is my take on case file #19 at CSI :

As evidence I have used : circular accents, wood and multiple small patterns
And as testimony I have used: A little booklet that opens to reveal journaling.
And the journaling is about a football(soccer) tournament that my son`s team was on :)

CSI #18

I just LOVE the colors in this week`s case at CSI!

I knew what I wanted to make right away when I saw this task :)

So here is my layout :

As evidence I have used: flowers, leaves, oversized flowers and twisted something.
As testimony I have journaled on a flower-shaped journaling spot.

Come on in and play with us !!!
You`ll find us here !

 EVIDENCE (CHOOSE AT LEAST TWO ELEMENTS)

• tissue paper
• Webster's Pages Bloomers (or other similar product)
• buckles
• flowers
• leaves
• twist something (as inspired by the stem)
• oversized flowers
• bling (as inspired by her jewelry)

TESTIMONY (CHOOSE AT LEAST ONE ELEMENT):

• Journal about the growth of something or someone
• "Grow" your journaling by writing more than you generally do.
• Journal on a flower-shaped journaling spot or add a flower to your journaling spot.
• Use journaling strips as stems for flowers.
• Inspiration Words: growth, extreme, bloom