Happy Friday!
How would you like a gloriously free printable (for personal use) that can be used for Project Life, scrapbooking layouts, cards, gifts or whatever other crafty goodness you can dream up?
Today marks the debut of Winnie & Walter to the world even if it is a tiny debut! Winnie & Walter will be a small online boutique offering products designed by my talented friend Julie Mogford and I. We are offering up a free printable (for personal use) on our blogs along with a little inspiration on how we used it. This is to be the first of many printables in the future.
We have a whole lot of goodness coming soon so to keep in the loop about Winnie & Walter, please follow this blog and/or Julie's blog!
Now on to the free Live Laugh Love printable:
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Tip: If you wish to adjust the colors of the printables I recommend using Photoshop or Photoshop Elements. In Photoshop Elements under Enhance pick Adjust Color and then Adjust Hue/Saturation. You can use the bars to adjust the hue, saturation and lightness as you desire. For more information you can check out this simple tutorial: http://www.twopeasinabucket.com/cg_display.asp?g=4&seed_id=22398
What to see what I created with the Live Laugh Love printable? Here are few cards for your viewing pleasure:
Card No. 1
Today is actually my grandfather's 90th birthday. For the occasion I made this card to celebrate such a momentous occasion. I used the dot journaling card and today banner from the Live Laugh Love printable with the Spencer's Card Kit, grey polka dot journaling card from the Clementine Core Kit and a 4x6 woodgrain journaling card by Studio Calico along with number dies from Papertrey Ink. I pulled out the sewing machine and went to town. The last element was a tin pin from October Afternoon.
Card No. 2
This card features the burst journaling card from Live Laugh Love. It is a mix of things from Studio Calico (like the tag from Spencer's Card Kit and the journaling card under the burst journaling card) along with patterned paper from the 6x6 paper pad from the brand new Finnley collection by Glitz Design. I found this collection really fun to play with along with the printables. I also used the happy die from Papertrey Ink which I cut from the Soho Garden 6x6 paper pad.
Card No. 3
This card highlights the hello circle which I cut from the burst journaling card of the Live Laugh Love printable from Card No. 2 (I oh so cleverly covered up that section so you can't tell there is a hole where the hello circle should be). I added it to a geotag journaling card from Studio Calico and a fun and funky piece of patterned paper from the Soho Garden 6x6 paper pad. I notched the panel with a circle punch and added some ever useful black and white twine.
Card No. 4
The notebook journaling card was the beginning piece of this card (I punched a hole through each of the navy circles and cut along the lines to give the notebook edge a bit more interest) which I built upon using other bits from the Live Laugh Love printable along with a journaling card from Studio Calico I cut up into arrows. I added a sticker from Dear Lizzy's Lucky Charm Accent & Phrase Sticker onto the tag along with a tag from Anna Griffin under the laugh printable. The patterned paper is again from the Finnley 6x6 paper pad. The last touch were wood veneer hearts by Studio Calico.
Card No. 5
I tried to put quite a few of the elements from the Live Laugh Love printable on this one. The only elements not from the printable are the grey label from Anna Griffin, doily and the ombre patterned paper also from the Finnley 6x6 paper pad.
There you have my offerings to inspire you with the new and free Live Laugh Love printable. Make sure to download it and head on over to Julie's blog to see what she has done with the Live Laugh Love printable.
We would be over the moon to see how you used them so feel free to comment with a link!
Happy creating,
Shay.
Supplies:
live laugh love printable, Winnie & Walter
Spencer's Card Kit, Studio Calico
Cardstock: solar white, Neenah White; white woodgrain, Studio Calico; corrugated navy, stash
Patterned paper: Finnley 6x6 paper pad, Glitz Design; Soho Garden 6x6 paper pad, American Crafts
Dies: By the Numbers Die Collection and Wonderful Words: Hello die, Papertrey Ink; circle nestabilities, Spellbinders
Other: Cuttlebug, Provo Craft; journaling card from Clementine Project Life Core Kit, Becky Higgins; journaling cards, Studio Calico; sewing machine, Brother; tin pin from Boarding Pass collection, October Afternoon; accent & phrase stickers from Lucky Charm collection, Dear Lizzy/American Crafts; doily, Studio Calico; heart wood veneer, Studio Calico; labels, Anna Griffin; tiny attacher, Tim Holtz; white tag, Studio Calico; washi tape; black and white baker's twine, Whisker Graphics; 3/4" and 1" circle punches, Stampin' Up; Crop-A-Dile Chorner Chomper, We R Memory Keepers; dimensional adhesive
An eclectic, eccentric (often messy) house pieced together from paper, rubber stamps, a smidgen of glitter, grandiose dreams and a whole lot of glue.
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Showing posts with label gender neutral. Show all posts
August 23, 2013
Get Your Free On!
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July 26, 2012
Get to the Point
Dear Reader,
I am on a roll...out of necessity (my driving force). I had another card for a cousin to make. Sadly, I forgot it was her 18th birthday or I would have included 18 in the card.
As for inspiration for this card: when she recently sent a thank you card it was simple, graphic and gender neutral, so I thought rather than going the frou frou/bohemian look I sometimes do for young women (why I do this I am not sure other than maybe I am still imprinted with a spread in Vogue when I was around 18 which was a gypsy/bohemian chic look) I would go with bold colors and graphics.
Again, I went to my stash of embellishments picking out some die-cut tags from a package by Studio Calico from their State Fair collection. I recently had been playing with a piece of yellow chevron paper from the original Amy Tangerine collection I absolutely adore (I love the grey stripe on the back too) and thought the yellow would look great with the blue and red. I added another piece of patterned paper from Studio Calico I had on hand. The sentiment is courtesy of yellow Thickers and red Jillibean Soup letters. The last touches were the yellow twine and a yellow arrow from Studio Calico to mimic the arrow on the red and blue tag and draw the eye to the sentiment.
I like to add a little decoration to the inside of the card that mimics the front and also uses up scraps or extras to minimize the mess on my table.
One more view before it is shipped out:
Thank you so much for taking the time to visit!
Shay.
Graphic Birthday Card
Patterned paper: Oh Happy Grey from Amy Tangerine collection, American Crafts; Telegraph (I think that is the name or Primrose) from Field Guide kit, Studio Calico
Cardstock: solar white, Neenah Papers
Other: yellow foam Eric Thickers, American Crafts; Alphabeans in roma red, Jillibean Soup; (yellow arrow) Scrap Pads from Memoir collection, Studio Calico; Die-Cuts from State Fair Collection, Studio Calico; yellow twine
I am on a roll...out of necessity (my driving force). I had another card for a cousin to make. Sadly, I forgot it was her 18th birthday or I would have included 18 in the card.
As for inspiration for this card: when she recently sent a thank you card it was simple, graphic and gender neutral, so I thought rather than going the frou frou/bohemian look I sometimes do for young women (why I do this I am not sure other than maybe I am still imprinted with a spread in Vogue when I was around 18 which was a gypsy/bohemian chic look) I would go with bold colors and graphics.
Again, I went to my stash of embellishments picking out some die-cut tags from a package by Studio Calico from their State Fair collection. I recently had been playing with a piece of yellow chevron paper from the original Amy Tangerine collection I absolutely adore (I love the grey stripe on the back too) and thought the yellow would look great with the blue and red. I added another piece of patterned paper from Studio Calico I had on hand. The sentiment is courtesy of yellow Thickers and red Jillibean Soup letters. The last touches were the yellow twine and a yellow arrow from Studio Calico to mimic the arrow on the red and blue tag and draw the eye to the sentiment.
I like to add a little decoration to the inside of the card that mimics the front and also uses up scraps or extras to minimize the mess on my table.
One more view before it is shipped out:
Thank you so much for taking the time to visit!
Shay.
Graphic Birthday Card
Patterned paper: Oh Happy Grey from Amy Tangerine collection, American Crafts; Telegraph (I think that is the name or Primrose) from Field Guide kit, Studio Calico
Cardstock: solar white, Neenah Papers
Other: yellow foam Eric Thickers, American Crafts; Alphabeans in roma red, Jillibean Soup; (yellow arrow) Scrap Pads from Memoir collection, Studio Calico; Die-Cuts from State Fair Collection, Studio Calico; yellow twine
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