- Something old: Me - the scrapper
- Something new: Teresa Collins (A first for me!)
- Something borrowed: That would be the duck!
- Something blue: The Greatest View ribbon, buttons and bags!
I'm seriously loving yellow at the moment which is the reason why I was so taken with the 'Every Day Moments' collection from Teresa Collins. One of those 'have to have' shopping sprees! So glad I did because the quality is superb, nothing beats that crisp sound when you cut into good quality paper.
I just had to create a layout using these photos of Teddy who managed to get some quality time with his big brother's prized posession 'ducky'. It was more slobbering and chewing than actual playing but he enjoyed it immensely. Ducky needed to be given a quick wash and tumble dry before his rightful owner returned home from school.
I used my stash of Greatest View embellishments and was really thrilled that each colour matched in perfectly with the Teresa Collins collection. Gail had even given me a selection of Greatest View chevron ribbon in perfect hues.
Now I do have another 'new' product to add to the collection. Panpastels... thanks to my dear friend Marg who rated these as 'the best things ever'. I am now the proud owner of a whole pile of lovely little pots of pastel paints in yummy colours. So I broke into the grey and re-coloured the little petite doily, another Greatest View staple.
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| Products used: - The Greatest View Sentiment and Chevron Badges - The Greatest View Chevron Ribbon - The Greatest View Chevron Bags - The Greatest View Petite Doilies - Teresa Collins Everyday Moments Sentiments - Teresa Collins Everyday Moments Yellow Flowers - Teresa Collins Everyday Moments Flying Bees - Teresa Collins Everyday Moments Collage - Teresa Collins Everyday Moments Collage - Teresa Collins Everyday Moments Blue Scroll - Teresa Collins Everyday Moments Die Cut Sheets 1, 2, 3 - Teresa Collins Everyday Moments Rhinestones and Pearls - Pebbles Fresh Goods ABC Stickers - Doodlebug Teensy Type - LilyWhite, Swimming Pool - Circle Cutter - Jo Sonjas Titaniam White Paint - Kaisercolour Slate paint - Stabilo Grey Journal Pen |
How do you do it? I have this paper & can hardly make it work...& you just whip it up into something gorgeous. Not jealous ---hah! Anyways, it's lovely ...sigh....just going back to my clunking unrefined LO I'm in the middle of to try & make it look slightly more better:):):)
ReplyDeleteOh, BTW, those circles in the middle are FAB:):)
really fantastic layout!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love EVERYTHING about this!!!! The colors, the patters, the circles...EVERYTHING
ReplyDeleteAhhhh, siblings cuddle toys are the best! We had a similar story just 2 weeks ago (DS is 7 months now). I agree that the yellow and blue is a divine combination (they were also my wedding colors). Fabulous layout, love your sweet details and your handwriting is beautiful
ReplyDeleteMy favourite colour combo for a baby boy and oh so adorable.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I LOVE this and all the circles, well done!
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful. Congrats on the TC blog post too..x
ReplyDeleteI would love to know how you managed to get such perfect circles in the middle of a page, without a die cut machine (I don't have a machine that can die cut files either!) Cheers!
ReplyDeleteSarah I use a little handheld compass cutter, it takes a bit of trial and error to get them completely round, so sometimes the circles end up a bit bigger than I'd planned because I've had to re-do them. :)
DeleteThanks Melinda!
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