Hello blogging friends. I have some Quick Quotes Club Q inspiration to share. I love it when I can play with the Club Q kits! This month's Club Q was spectacular. When I first saw the kits I thought; That would be great with a heritage photo. I went searching through my photos and found this. My Mom gave me this photo a few years ago. It is the only photo I have of her as a little girl. My Grandmother must have taken the photo. I wish she was in the picture too. I used primarily the 2 page layout kit and added a few papers from the other layout kit to come up with this ....
The kit has these pretty die cut flowers and pearls. I wanted to add a touch of lace to give it a more vintage feel. These lace flowers did the trick. I actually took the bottom piece of the flower off as I thought they were too bulky and used it with the flowers in the kit. I love how my flower cluster turned out...
Of course everyone wants to know who is who. I printed the details using my computer and a word doc. Print first on plain paper until you get it the size you want. Then adhere the pattern paper over the text. Hold it up to a light to make sure its positioned correctly. Then run it through your printer again.
Quick Quotes Supplies:
November Club Q
Powderpuff ink in Mocha Mama
Other Supplies:
My Minds Eye Alphas
Maya Road vintage flowers
Want2Scrap bling
What are you scrapping with your Club Q?
~Marcia
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Unforgettable Moments - Scrap Town Lady
Happy Wednesday! I played with a Spring Authentique collection; Remembrance, while we are waiting for the new CHA products to trickle down to us. Cheryl has been busy adding new products every day to Scrap Town Lady, so be sure to check out the store. I just saw the Authentique Seasons: Autumn in the store. I love the Remembrance collection of papers. They are so beautiful! I played up the softness and created this shabby layout of my paternal grandparents.
I used this sketch by the very talented Nadia Cannizzo from Once Upon a Sketch. The theme for August is "I'll never forget"
My journaling is hidden behind the upper right corner of the photo and reads...
Let me show you some detail shots. The most notable die I used is the Cheery Lynn French Pastry Doily. Not only did I tuck it under the photo, but I cut pieces to tuck between my paper where I tore it.
I also used the Cheery Lynn Fanciful Fourish die, some gorgeous Prima flowers, and a few purple flowers that I made using the My Favorite Things Die-namics Flower Trio die. The metal pieces have patina ink and white paint on them to give them a more shabby appearance.
Scrap Town Lady has this gorgeous Snug Hug ribbon that comes in a large variety of colors. I tucked a few buttons I made from the My Favorite Things Die-namics Button Border die into my flower cluster in various places. I love these Prima felt flowers for a soft touch.
I am also linking up with Berry71Bleu for their Textile challenge. My textiles: canvas, felt, thread, and ribbon. The doilies are paper but look so real, don't they.
Scrap Town Lady Supplies:
Authentique Remembrance One, Two, Three, Enhancements
Kaisercraft cardstock in Wine
Prima Charme Rose Song Bird
Kaisercraft Roses Misty
Cheery Lynn Fanciful Flourish, French Pastry Doily
My Favorite Things Die-namics Flower and Leaf Trio, Button Border
Hug Snug Seam Binding in Clipper Grey
Want 2 Scrap LaCreme Pearls
Graphic 45 Ornate Metal Keys
Ranger Acrylic Paint Dabber in Snow Cap
Ranger Distress Ink in Tea Dye and Crushed Olive
Scotch Quick Dry Adhesive
Therm-o-web Zots Medium
Inkssentials Pop It Foam tape
Other Supplies:
Spellbinders Romantic Rectangles Frame die cut
Prima Lyrique Felt flowers in Creme, Resist canvas butterflies
Graphic 45 Ornate Metal Key Holes
Maya Road Clock face
Tim Holtz Idea-ology Game Spinners
Ranger Vintaj Patinas
Crafters Workshop Brick Mask
Modeling Paste
Gesso
DMC floss
Have a great week and Friday will be here before you know it.
~Marcia
I used this sketch by the very talented Nadia Cannizzo from Once Upon a Sketch. The theme for August is "I'll never forget"
My journaling is hidden behind the upper right corner of the photo and reads...
"My
grandparents were already quite old when I was born. My father was their last
child out of 11 children. I regret that
I did not get to know them better. I will never forget that they taught me how to play cards and always had
lemon drops to give me for a treat. Cold cereal wasn’t good enough, I was
served warm oatmeal in the morning (not the instant stuff either). My Grandpa’s
favorite expression was “POW!”, usually spoken when telling my Mom and Dad
about someone that had died. They spoke a little German and I was told “machs
gut” (which means take care) when leaving after a visit. But now that I am a
mother, I want to ask my grandma and grandpa what kind of kid was my father. I
bet they have some stories they could tell."
Let me show you some detail shots. The most notable die I used is the Cheery Lynn French Pastry Doily. Not only did I tuck it under the photo, but I cut pieces to tuck between my paper where I tore it.
I also used the Cheery Lynn Fanciful Fourish die, some gorgeous Prima flowers, and a few purple flowers that I made using the My Favorite Things Die-namics Flower Trio die. The metal pieces have patina ink and white paint on them to give them a more shabby appearance.
Scrap Town Lady has this gorgeous Snug Hug ribbon that comes in a large variety of colors. I tucked a few buttons I made from the My Favorite Things Die-namics Button Border die into my flower cluster in various places. I love these Prima felt flowers for a soft touch.
I am also linking up with Berry71Bleu for their Textile challenge. My textiles: canvas, felt, thread, and ribbon. The doilies are paper but look so real, don't they.
Scrap Town Lady Supplies:
Authentique Remembrance One, Two, Three, Enhancements
Kaisercraft cardstock in Wine
Prima Charme Rose Song Bird
Kaisercraft Roses Misty
Cheery Lynn Fanciful Flourish, French Pastry Doily
My Favorite Things Die-namics Flower and Leaf Trio, Button Border
Hug Snug Seam Binding in Clipper Grey
Want 2 Scrap LaCreme Pearls
Graphic 45 Ornate Metal Keys
Ranger Acrylic Paint Dabber in Snow Cap
Ranger Distress Ink in Tea Dye and Crushed Olive
Scotch Quick Dry Adhesive
Therm-o-web Zots Medium
Inkssentials Pop It Foam tape
Other Supplies:
Spellbinders Romantic Rectangles Frame die cut
Prima Lyrique Felt flowers in Creme, Resist canvas butterflies
Graphic 45 Ornate Metal Key Holes
Maya Road Clock face
Tim Holtz Idea-ology Game Spinners
Ranger Vintaj Patinas
Crafters Workshop Brick Mask
Modeling Paste
Gesso
DMC floss
Have a great week and Friday will be here before you know it.
~Marcia
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Ellen - Scrap Town Lady inspiration
Hello my blogging friends. It was a rainy weekend here so I scrapped some and cleaned some. My yard and flower beds need some attention but they will have to wait. At least it's not snow :)
I received 2 boxes of goodies from the Scraptownlady.com on-line store and was dieing to play with them. I chose the Kaisercraft 75 Cents collection and My Favorite Thing Die-namics dies to create this vintage layout of my Mother-in-law as a little girl.
The journaling reads "born Ellen Brost, 1940. Wasn't she a cutie! at 2 years old."
Want to see some close-ups ...
The flourishes, banner, flags, flowers, and leaves are all My Favorite Thing Die-namics dies. They are thin American made metal dies that can cut through cardstock, fabric, thin chipboard, felt, 1/4" cork, or wood veneer paper. These dies are so fabulous!! I am going to have to try and make a felt flower or wood veneer flourish :)
I added some hand stitched vines for my flowers - Check out Practical Scrappers to see how the other designers have used hand stitching.
I adore Kaisercraft papers and my local scrapbook store does not carry them. Scraptownlady not only carries these and other hard to find papers, but fabulous dies, inks, ribbons, and just added to the store... Blue Fern chipboard!! Follow their blog to be inspired by all of the other designers; Scrap Town Lady. They are on Facebook too. So Like them and tell Scraptown Lady that Marcia sent you :).
Scrap Town Lady supplies:
Kaisercraft 75 Cents collection: Shilling, Farthing, Guinea, Penny, Sovereign, Tuppence
Kaisercraft cardstock in Frost
Kaisercraft Pearls in Chino
My Favorite Thing Die-namics Banner Day
My Favorite Thing Die-namics Flower Trio Leaf Trio
My Favorite Thing Die-namics Fancy Flourish
My Favorite Thing Die-namics Sentimental Flourish
My Favorite Thing Die-namics Fishtail Flags
Ranger Distress Ink in Walnut Stain
Other supplies:
Sakura Micron pen in black
American Crafts Thickers Nutmeg glossy black
DMC floss
May Arts black burlap twine
Seam binding - Prairie Bird Boutique (Etsy)
Crafters Workshop doodling template
Gesso
My layout is based on this sketch from PageDrafts. There are lots more awesome sketches by Emma Starface! You really must check them out.
I am linking up with Bird is the Word challenge site for the word "He / She / Him / Her"
Lasting Memories Alphabet challenge (I chose the letter "E" for Ellen)
Get Creative - Use lots of flowers May layout challenge.
Paper Issues - Lifestyle or Use a Die
Have a great week everyone!!
~Marcia
I received 2 boxes of goodies from the Scraptownlady.com on-line store and was dieing to play with them. I chose the Kaisercraft 75 Cents collection and My Favorite Thing Die-namics dies to create this vintage layout of my Mother-in-law as a little girl.
The journaling reads "born Ellen Brost, 1940. Wasn't she a cutie! at 2 years old."
Want to see some close-ups ...
The flourishes, banner, flags, flowers, and leaves are all My Favorite Thing Die-namics dies. They are thin American made metal dies that can cut through cardstock, fabric, thin chipboard, felt, 1/4" cork, or wood veneer paper. These dies are so fabulous!! I am going to have to try and make a felt flower or wood veneer flourish :)
I added some hand stitched vines for my flowers - Check out Practical Scrappers to see how the other designers have used hand stitching.
I adore Kaisercraft papers and my local scrapbook store does not carry them. Scraptownlady not only carries these and other hard to find papers, but fabulous dies, inks, ribbons, and just added to the store... Blue Fern chipboard!! Follow their blog to be inspired by all of the other designers; Scrap Town Lady. They are on Facebook too. So Like them and tell Scraptown Lady that Marcia sent you :).
Scrap Town Lady supplies:
Kaisercraft 75 Cents collection: Shilling, Farthing, Guinea, Penny, Sovereign, Tuppence
Kaisercraft cardstock in Frost
Kaisercraft Pearls in Chino
My Favorite Thing Die-namics Banner Day
My Favorite Thing Die-namics Flower Trio Leaf Trio
My Favorite Thing Die-namics Fancy Flourish
My Favorite Thing Die-namics Sentimental Flourish
My Favorite Thing Die-namics Fishtail Flags
Ranger Distress Ink in Walnut Stain
Other supplies:
Sakura Micron pen in black
American Crafts Thickers Nutmeg glossy black
DMC floss
May Arts black burlap twine
Seam binding - Prairie Bird Boutique (Etsy)
Crafters Workshop doodling template
Gesso
My layout is based on this sketch from PageDrafts. There are lots more awesome sketches by Emma Starface! You really must check them out.
I am linking up with Bird is the Word challenge site for the word "He / She / Him / Her"
Lasting Memories Alphabet challenge (I chose the letter "E" for Ellen)
Get Creative - Use lots of flowers May layout challenge.
Paper Issues - Lifestyle or Use a Die
Have a great week everyone!!
~Marcia
Monday, October 22, 2012
A Sister is the Best of Friends - Artful Delight
Happy Monday my friends!! I hope you all had a fun weekend. I created another layout with my fabulous Artful Delight scrapbook kit and am thrilled with how it turned out. My sister Tina turned 50 this past September and her co-workers threw her a surprise party. They contacted me to dig up some old pictures. This is one I came across. I thought a vintage photo would be perfect for these colorful Echo Park For the Record 2 papers. Here is my layout...
My sister is the one pushing me on the tricycle. I am not even a year old in this picture and my feet didn't even reach the pedals! My sister has always been there for me. I am so lucky to have her in my life. I am in love with the Studio Calico wood veneers in the kit. Why have I never tried them before? This is one of the reasons I love Artful Delight's scrapbook kits. The negative strip and doilies are from my stash. Here are a couple close-ups...
I used sketch #230 at Creative Scrappers
Want to see what else is included in this awesome kit?
My sister is the one pushing me on the tricycle. I am not even a year old in this picture and my feet didn't even reach the pedals! My sister has always been there for me. I am so lucky to have her in my life. I am in love with the Studio Calico wood veneers in the kit. Why have I never tried them before? This is one of the reasons I love Artful Delight's scrapbook kits. The negative strip and doilies are from my stash. Here are a couple close-ups...
I used sketch #230 at Creative Scrappers
Want to see what else is included in this awesome kit?
SCRAPBOOK KIT
(don't mind the plastic in the upper left corner)
this kit will include
Echo Park - For the Record 2 collection - 12x12 sheet (1 each)
Lazy Daisy
Handwritten
Scattered Doilies
Borders
Cosmo Cricket - Tea for Two collection - 12x12 sheet (1 each)
Tea Tins
Butter
Rose Petal Jam
My Mind's Eye - The Sweetest Thing collection - 12x12 sheet (1 each)
Perfect - Best Paper
Simply Lovely - Doiley Paper
One of a Kind - Notable Paper
One of a Kind - Specialty Paper
Simply Lovely - Damask Paper
Perfect - Flawless Paper
Coordinating cardstock - Bazzill - 12x12 sheets (1 each)
Piglet
White
Raven
Guacamole
Yukon Gold
Embellishments - size and color may vary per kit
6 - black clothes pins - Canvas Corp
5 - Cosmo Cricket - Elements Natural buttons
1 sheet - My Mind's Eye - The Sweetest Thing collection - Label stickers
1 - My Mind's Eye - The Sweetest Thing collection - Honey Perfect Title diecut
1 - My Mind's Eye - The Sweetest Thing collection - Honey One of a Kind Title diecut
1 package - My Mind's Eye - The Sweetest Thing collection - Wood and Chip buttons
1 package - My Mind's Eye - The Sweetest Thing collection - Enamel Dots
1 mini stamp set - Prima Zypher
1 - Prima - Junkyard Findings - Small Typo Bulbs
9 - Studio Calico - Wood Veneer Hearts and Arrows
9 - Studio Calico - Wood Veneer Birds
2 - Petaloo Flowers - Vanilla and Pink Penny Lane Mulberry Paper Ruffled Roses
1 sheet - Doodlebug Design - Beetle Black Alphabet Stickers
1 sheet - Doodlebug Design - Beetle Black Alphabet Stickers
You can view the card kit or order a kit(s) here.
(Pssst.... previous months kits are discounted. You can get some amazing savings!!)
Don't forget about the sketch contest going on at Artful Delight. You
still have a few days to enter. Hope you all have a great week!
Friday, February 24, 2012
TinType Layout featuring the new Chipboard Die Cuts
Marcia here today to host the Quick Quotes blog for my first time! I am so excited to share with you a layout I made using the new Quick Quotes TinType collection.
I wanted to use this Old Time photo I had of my kids and their cousins as I thought it suited the steampunk feel to this collection. The new Quick Quotes chipboard die cuts are amazing. I inked mine with Amaretto and Mango Mai Tai Powderpuff Inks. Here are some closeups...
Don't the chipboard pieces look great? You need to check out the Quick Quotes store for these and other chipboard pieces and don't forget about the Powderpuff Ink! It is perfect for inking the distressed edges of paper as well as the chipboard and comes in so many awesome colors.
Supplies:
Quick Quotes TinType collection papers
Quick Quotes TinType quotes
Quick Quotes balloon laser die cut (with gears)
Quick Quotes Powderpuff Ink in Amaretto , Mango Mai Tai
Other:
Tim Holtz Distress Collection Core'dinations cardstock
Sizzix - Tim Holtz - Texture Fades Embossing Folders; Clock and Steampunk Set
I wanted to use this Old Time photo I had of my kids and their cousins as I thought it suited the steampunk feel to this collection. The new Quick Quotes chipboard die cuts are amazing. I inked mine with Amaretto and Mango Mai Tai Powderpuff Inks. Here are some closeups...
Don't the chipboard pieces look great? You need to check out the Quick Quotes store for these and other chipboard pieces and don't forget about the Powderpuff Ink! It is perfect for inking the distressed edges of paper as well as the chipboard and comes in so many awesome colors.
Supplies:
Quick Quotes TinType collection papers
Quick Quotes TinType quotes
Quick Quotes balloon laser die cut (with gears)
Quick Quotes Powderpuff Ink in Amaretto , Mango Mai Tai
Other:
Tim Holtz Distress Collection Core'dinations cardstock
Sizzix - Tim Holtz - Texture Fades Embossing Folders; Clock and Steampunk Set
hemp cord
antique key by Pixie Press
eyelets Sunday, January 1, 2012
The Paper Variety Black & White Challenge
This is my first designer post for The Paper Variety. The current challenge for the next 2 weeks is to

I immediately thought a formal occasion would be perfect for a black & white challenge, so I dug into some heritage photos and decided on this one of my maternal grandparents.
The papers are from the Echo Park's Be Mine collection. I loved how the background paper is slightly distressed adding to the vintage feel of the layout. The quote is perfect too. My grandparents were in their 20's when they married, a little older than what was usual for the times.Be watching for a tutorial on how to make these beautiful roses in an upcoming blog post!
And if you play along you could win this...
That's right, October Afternoon's Farmhouse collection!!!
I can't wait to see what you come up with.
I immediately thought a formal occasion would be perfect for a black & white challenge, so I dug into some heritage photos and decided on this one of my maternal grandparents.
The papers are from the Echo Park's Be Mine collection. I loved how the background paper is slightly distressed adding to the vintage feel of the layout. The quote is perfect too. My grandparents were in their 20's when they married, a little older than what was usual for the times.Be watching for a tutorial on how to make these beautiful roses in an upcoming blog post!
And if you play along you could win this...
That's right, October Afternoon's Farmhouse collection!!!
I can't wait to see what you come up with.
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