Featuring Ali Edwards │ July Projects

Hello there! I hope you are all having a nice summer, I can't believe tomorrow is August already. July seemed to fly by while we stayed home for most of it.

I wanted to share my July projects I made using Ali Edwards kits and products with you. First up is a pocket page spread I made using the August Stories by the Month kit. I loved the mix of blues and greens and used the kit to document a really short 24 hour stay in San Francisco last year.

Next up is a full 9x12 layout that I made to slip into my pocket page album and I used the Roam Story Kit for this. I loved all of the embellishments in this kit and it will be perfect to add to my supplies for travel. The colors were gorgeous and I had fun playing with a stack of chipboard and banner strips down the left of my photo.

Lastly is a notebook spread I made using the July Digital Stories by the Month kit. I resized and recolored the journaling card on the right so the colors would match the fade on the left and I love how this turned out. The center image on the right lifts up and has another photo and my story.

I hope August is a great month for you and I'll be back to share some more things in the next few days.

Take care,

Featuring Ali Edwards │ June projects

Hello friends and hello July! I am personally really hoping that this month doesn't bring any new crazy surprises and that things start to level off. While I really want things to be back to normal I realize we have some ways to go so its baby steps over here and we're taking things in stride as best we can.

The good news is the creative fun still continues and I'm here to share the projects I made for Ali Edwards this past month. First up is a pocket page spread I made using the July Stories by the Month kit. I really loved the bright pops of yellow and the floral cards were just gorgeous! I had fun overlapping some stamping underneath the oval die cut on the title card and really loved how that turned out.

Next up is a project I made using the Kindness Story Kit. I really loved that denim background on that beautiful quote card. I modified it to be travelers notebook sized and added in some journaling below the sentiment. I really loved the tones of this kit and the felt hears were so cute as were the copper die cuts.

Lastly was a spread I made using the June Digital Stories by the Month kit. I loved the sun journaling card and modified it to be travelers notebook sized. I cut two so I could raise up the center section of the sun and that circle paired well with the other circle embellishments in the kit.

Take care,

Featuring Studio Calico │ June Full Bloom release

Hi friends, it feels good to finally be caught up on sharing my 2020 Studio Calico projects. The June Full Bloom kits launched last week so here are the projects I made with the kits and stamps.

First up is a documenter spread from last summer. I just loved the orange cards in this kit and pulled out as many as I could to use here. This spread covers just one day so it was really fun to load it up with all of my favorite photos and not have to edit them down.

I really loved that camera stamp and loved that you could fill the shutter with so many different things. My daughter really loved the star card that's sitting off to the left. She almost stole it from me because she said its a really popular TikTok pattern. I guess I'll have to save it to document her love of that app.

The Pool party addon stamp was perfect to document our first hot day of the season. I also used a printable tag to help highlight the stamping on the left side. I also left some space in my text block to stamp two of the designs with Moonlight White ink.

The Everly alpha stamp set is so pretty. I love the all cap italicized design and knew it was perfect for a title but wanted it to stand out more than just stamped letters on a page. I decided to stamp the letters on vellum and cut them individually so they mimicked a letter sign. I stitched the black cardstock pieces down after everything was in place and I really love the impact.

Have a great week!

Featuring Studio Calico │ May Chasing The Sun release

I'm just about caught up with sharing my 2020 Studio Calico projects and this post will share projects from May. These projects were so much fun to make so I'm happy to share them with you.

First up are the projects from May using the Chasing the Sun kits and stamps. I adore lemons so I really loved that title card on a spread of photos from this past June. They just scream happiness to me as do the other bright happy colors in this kit.

The stamp sub was perfect for documenting what its like out there trying to do something that used to be so easy, grocery shop.

There was a really fun addon stamp set that was perfect for documenting what our pool looks like this year. I just loved stamping, coloring in and fussy cutting all of the icons from this stamp set, especially the monstera leaves.

I have another post coming next week sharing my projects using the June kits that just released.

Featuring Studio Calico │ March and April

Hello friends, I'm back again playing catch up and sharing my Studio Calico projects. These are from this past March and April.

Here are the projects from March using the Fly Away kits. I created this spread using photos from January and added some of the digital files of the stamp sub to photos and cards.

The notebook kit was so pretty and the butterfly stamp was fun to stamp and fussy cut.

This addon stamp set from Paislee Press was perfect for documenting an amazing sunset.

Next up we have projects from April using the Color Me Happy kits. My fussy cutting adventures continued bit time in April as you will see below. The first project is a documenter spread and I paired it with photos from our Hawaii trip last November. That ocean card really spoke to me. As did the bright text cards.

The London Calling addon stamp set was perfect to document a tea party with friends. Stamping and cutting the images to create filler cards was a lot of fun.

More cutting of the cutest little instax frames on the stamp sub for a notebook spread.

Take care,