She weebles and she wobbles...

Hi all! This month Tattered Angels is doing a blog exchange with My Little Shoebox, so I have a few new projects to share!

On the first layout, I used the Regal Fonts chipboard sprayed with Silver Sugar Glimmer Mist to house my journaling and a small photo. The swirl stamp is Screen Prints Regal Classic Accents Stamps by Tattered Angels also. All paper is My Little Shoebox, as well as the pink sticker letters and die cut borders. I love these colors and wanted the pink in the photos to stand out, so I chose the Silver Sugar as a subtle accent for the frames. Isn’t she cute?  This is my friend’s daughter, and I watch her a couple of days a week. She is just learning to walk and it’s adorable to watch her!

Thank you to Jennifer Priest for these awesome stick pins! I met her in California and she was so sweet to share some of these with me!

Next up is a card. I used My Little Shoebox grid paper for the background and a doily from the baking section at the craft store. I sprayed the Regal Fonts chipboard with Sunshine Glimmer Mist and used a “bliss” stamp from the Large Heart Stamp Set (Tattered Angels), stamped right onto the doily. The ribbon was seam binding that I bought on-line in a big roll and I sprayed those with Sweet Clover and Juniper Glimmer Mists.

And one more card…I used Delphinium Glimmer Mist over a Glimmer Screen from the Garden Iron Works line sprayed onto white cardstock. The stamps are from the Travel Set, ink is Perfect Plum by Stampin’ Up! The chipboard is from the Regal Glimmer Chips set. (all Tattered Angels) I painted the chipboard white and added some brown chalk around the edges. I made my own ribbon flower by running a stitch along the edge of the ribbon, then pulling on it tight to scrunch it up into a circular shape, then added a button to the center.

I think that layout is my new favorite layout!! I captured so many sweet photos of her the other day. Stephanie C., if you are reading this, I have a CD of photos for you from the other day! I think you'll love them.

Enjoy your evening and I'll be back soon with the "faux-chet" crocheted flower tutorial!
Danielle