Betsy's Blossoms and Scrapbook pages

Hi there!

Another week has blasted by!  I thought I would share with you a welcome baby card I made last week.  My nephew Ryan is expecting his first baby, so I made a card to go with these Duck Hooded Towels that I make for baby gifts!

 

Love, Love, Love the Designer Paper Floral District, Stamp Set it Betsy's Blossoms, Gumball green cardstock and ink, Rich Razzleberry cardstock trim die cut with the scallop Adorning Accents Edgelits.

Here are a couple more scrapbook pages from Redoubt Bay.

 

I stamped the trees on this page with versa mark and put green and brown embossing powder on it and heat set them.  The other image of landscape and the water were stamped as well. 

I love to stamp on my scrapbook pages and make my own embellishments. 

That's it for today - Looking forward to Scrapfest in Mandeville.  It is only a couple of weeks away!  Lots of inking gonna happen there!

Get inked up.  It's good for the soul!

Lori

Comments

[Scrap Dat!]

Thanks so much for your kind comments!

Lori Sutton
Stampin Up Demonstrator
Head Scraptress!
Website: www.scrapdat.com
985-626-4421

[Scrap Dat!]

Ha! Ha! Thanks for your comment. Reyne it doesnt take bravery - It takes a paper stache with pieces bigger than what you stamp to cover it up if you mess up - I call it layering! HA! Also - with the new stamp pads - the images are much more defined and saturated than with the old pads. I think the stamps show up as good or better than the Craft Ink with less of the messy over ink.

Lori Sutton
Stampin Up Demonstrator
Head Scraptress!
Website: www.scrapdat.com
985-626-4421

[Reyne B]

Your scrapbook pages look so much better in person and lucky for me I can see them up close and personal. Love that you are so brave to stamp on your scrapbook pages. I'm getting there slowly but surely. I can't wait for our town's Scrapfest either but better get crackin' and organize my pictures BEFORE I get there.

[Lori Fodor]

Beautiful job. You just keep getting better and better.