Showing posts with label Marvy Le Plume. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marvy Le Plume. Show all posts

Tuesday, 24 June 2008

Doodling

My youngest son loves nothing more than playing on the PS2 but on those rare days you might also find him doodling in Paint on the computer and this was on one of those occasions.

October 2006 and it was howling down with rain and hadn't stopped so off he disappeared and was very quiet, always a bad sign lol, so I went to investigate and he'd been creating a picture of our two cats at that time, Pablo and Lacie...I immediately knew it was going to be one of those moments that would be scrapped eventually and here we are June 2008 and I've finally got round to making a page about it.




I didn't want to change the photo to black & white but I really didn't have any papers to match so I foolishly decided to colour in some Doodlebug paper, well I started at 9pm thinking it wouldn't take me long...oh how wrong was I and was still colouring in at 10.30pm but I stuck with it and eventually loved the overall feel that the colouring produced.





I kept to the doodling theme by adding a border around the edge with the Marvy Le Plume pens in the red, orange and blue and doodled my own title...I choose the colours to match with the cat bows and his name. I added three brads in opposite corners again in the three colours, added a Doodlebug frill for the date and a crayon button at the end of the title. Printed off his picture and a smaller scale and used a paperclip to anchor to the page, I also used to the Spiral Bound punch for Stampin' Up to look like it was ripped from a book and after a hard nights scrapping I'm really pleased with how its turned out and not a blossom in sight...amazing lol.




Take care xxx

Monday, 26 May 2008

Indiana Jones

Well we've been to the cinema to watch the new Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and it was brilliant, Harrison Ford was blistering as the aging Indy and the storyline is as strong as it always was, not surprising really with George Lucas and Steven Spielberg behind it...go and see, its a must :)


Right I did manage a few cards over the last week for various friends out in cyberspace, two who love cats and so I used a Rusty Pickle set I've had for a while, stamped with Stazon and Marvy Le Plume, Cuttlebug embossing folder and some Papermania patterned paper with a bow.

Again, pretty similar to the one above, same stamp just finished off with DCWV ribbon.

Next one is created using a Hero Arts (I think, not 100% sure) Dandelion stamp, Anita's Birthday Wishes stamp only using the Wishes part, stamped with Marvy Le Plume mounted onto DCWV Birthday Stack patterned paper and finished with a ribbon.

Right, enjoy the rest of the Bank Holiday xxx