Mine første fletter....my first braids...

Hi everyone!

Already last year I made this LO from the first little braids of my youngest daughter. She was so proud of them :o)

I used some "pearly swirls" and layered a flower. 

Under the designpaper is a cake napkin (? I don't know if that is the correct word)

The letters are from Tickers and Kaisercraft.

You can also see the MS-punch I used to make a kind of border round the big picture. 

A flower in the middel to bind the pictures together and this LO is complete :o)

Thanks for your visit again and let me know what you think, OK?

Bye bye!

Dreamer

Hi!

Another lay-out I made a little while ago. It's my daughter as a little dreamer :o)

I used white cardstock and left-over pieces of designpaper from my stash.

The stamps bind them together a little bit and make it a whole.

All those wonderful flowers are from my stash too and in some of them I put a pearl to complete it.

I hope you like my lay-out. Let me know, OK. I love to read your comments :o)

Have a good day and see you next time.

Bye bye...

Row, row, row your boat...

Hi everybody!

After a couple of card I want show you a lay-out again. It's one I did a while ago and it was a scraplift at my favorite forum, which is now Scrappeland.no. I love scraplifting. It feels like unraffeling a LO and giving your own mark on it. I don't remember who did the original, I'm sorry for that. So if anyone sees her or his LO in mine, let me say thank you for the loan!

The basis white paper I used, was already embossed. I highlighted it with some ink. Futhermore I used designpapers which I torn and my favorite piece on the LO is the lace. I ruffeled it up and I think it gives a soft effect which I really like.

For the title I used some tiny alphas from Making Memories and chipboard stickers from Tickers.

I hope you enjoyed your visit here again. 

Hope to see you soon.

Bye bye!

Colourblocking.... Caitlin-Elena

Hi everybody!

Lately I have been scrapping more and more for the albums of my children again. This is one of the LO's, telling about the first day home after the birth of Caitlin. 

 And here are a few details of that LO. I used letters from Nota Bene for her name and to make them even more visible I traced them with a white pen. The C was painted with crackle paint.

The flower was crocheted by my mother and to finish it I put a flower button on top of it. 

I love this colourblocking LO!

Let me know what you think, OK?!

Bye for now!!

Hvor skal du?...Where are you going?

Hi everyone!

I want to show you a lay out I've been working on for my daughter's album. We were at a playground when we were on holiday. There were large tractor tires you could climb. My daughter thought they were a lot of fun and again and again she climbed to the top!

For this lay out I used designpapers from Docrafts, Hanoverian Linen Paperpack and white and old pink cardstock. I could use a very nice Martha Stewart punch and some Spellbinders dies that belongs to my dear friend Hilde. Tusen takk, Hilde :o) The big letters are Panduro's and the small ones are from Kaisercraft. 

This beautiful swirl is from Prima and the flowers were cut out from the designpapers.

For this lay out I used a sketch from Pagemaps.com. Becky has a contest on her blog and I want to participate in that with this LO. 

I hope you let me know what you think of my LO...

And keep your fingers crossed with me, maybe I will be the lucky winner of a beautiful prize package from Webster's Pages :o)

Bye bye!

Klatre steg for steg....(climbing step by step...)

Hi everyone!

After a lot of cards, I want to show you another LO. This one I made as a result of a competition on Scrappeland.no. We had to scrap a song. Well one of the favorite songs of our children is "Klatre steg for steg", climbing step by step. This was a song from Melodi Grand Prix junior here in Norway.

The photo's were made in the Netherlands, when we were on holiday there. 

I didn't use cardstock, only designpapers.  The flowers are from wood with three different buttons on it. My silhouette helped me making the big flower on the left, the journaling- and datetag. The title are letters from the paperstack and some are made with my Dymo labelmaker. For a little bit extra I placed a felt butterfly with the big flower. 

I love this LO. Now I have to decide in which album this one will end up :o)

Thanks again for your visit and I hope you will let me know what you think of this one.

See you soon!

Love

Hi everybody!

I have made another LO. And I'm so happy with it. So bright and colorful... really love it!

I used Becky's beautiful sketch from PageMaps. I like to enter my LO for her contest.

I played with my white dabber and lots of glimmermist. The lovely designpapers are oldies from Basic Grey, but they make me smile.... still. The title "Love" refers to my daughters love for her new Nintendo :o) 

On the blog Challenge me Happy, they have a challenge refering to the word Love, so my LO fits perfectly.

The two flowers and the datetag were cut out by hand. So I can also enter my LO at The Studio Challenges were you must use your siccors to create something for your LO. 

As far as the colours, orange, blue, green, red... a perfect LO for the challenge at For Your Inspiration, I think.

I hope you like my LO as much as I do. I enjoyed myselfs with this one.

Let me know what you think, OK?

Thanks!

...en vakker stein...

Hi!

I have another lay-out to show you. 

This one I made for a competition on scrapbookexpress 

(which is now scrappeland.no).

 We had to use this sketch (originaly from Pencil Lines). 

The title was made with tiny alphas black and white from Making Memories

and big foam letters from Thickers.

This embellishment was a print and cut feature which I made with my Silhouette.

And the banners were also cut out with my Silhouette. The nice swirl is a felt sticker.

My daughter was so captured by the beautiful stone she found. It was a beauty actually, with its dark and light grey and orange lines. Mommy, you have to take a picture!

Nice to mention I was second in the competition :o)

...You

Hi everybody!

I want you to know, I've made a decision. From now on I will be working more on lay-outs for my girls' scrapbooks again. I have really missed it. So the cards will take a second place, except my Christmas cards. Because I just love making those :o)

Throughout the year I made a LO once and a while. This one was made in connection with a sketch-challenge in February on Scrapbook Express (which Scrappeland took over now). 

This was the sketch we had to work with

I just love this photo. The way she looks through her bangs and drinks her milk with a straw.

For the journaling I listed words which say something about my daughter.

The papers and the matching embellishments are from Basic Grey.

The little lines were set in black and white.

Hopefully you like my lay-out as much as I do. 

Let me know OK?

Thanks!!

My daughter gets a......

On my favorite norwegian forum (good for me to practice my norwegian) the Scrapbook Express, there was a challenge with a sketch. And this is the lay-out I made.

I seriously made use of my Silhouette. I almost cut every piece out. The blue borders, the circles, the bracket, the comb and the siccors.

The sentiment is writen in a stamp, put on a large piece of cardstock.

Aren't these adorable? A little brad holds the siccors togheter. 

To emphasize the dots on the dotted swiss cardstock, I randomly coloured them white. 

And this little missy has the same haircut as my sweet girl. 

I would love to read your comment again!!