Showing posts with label Discover Power Palette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Discover Power Palette. Show all posts

Monday, March 11, 2013

Creative Memories Discover Layout using Zig Zag Diamond border maker

 
Two page Discover layout.

 
Close up of border maker edge.  I used the Zig Zag Diamond cartridge for the border maker system.  I used floss in the center of the Discover paper buttons.  I also used Discover paper ribbon.

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Discover Layout "Let's Hear it for the Boys"

Forgive the slightly askew lines due to the Scan and Stitch software I use to scan my 12x12 pages.  I like the ways I used the Discover Ribbon and used up miscellaneous letters.

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Discover Rock Grunge Layout

I used the Discover Rock Grunge Addition from Creative Memories to create an awesome boy layout!  I used all the pieces from the additon including papers, mats and stickers. I pulled the journal box out of the grunge/diva album accents.  I used Sassy Mandrian Letters and the titletopia tool to create the Title across both pages.  The title is a Jethro Tull song which I thought appropriate for ice skating on Fountain Square and Rock Grunge paper and stickers.


Wednesday, July 4, 2012

Boy layout with Discover



Another day at Fairview Park.  It is so easy to walk here we often visit.  The long one way road makes for a safe city street to ride.  There is always something to explore like the steps.  I read recently that the City no longer has the money to keep up all the steps and a group has formed to save the city steps by keeping up maintenance and utilizing them!  Apparently steps are good excercise, I guess I wouldn't know that...LOL!  Actually my knees are getting old and steps can sometimes hurt them, so I avoid steps now, but that is hard when your scrapbooking room is on the third floor!  Laundry in the basement, Matt counted the number one time, I think it is 60 plus steps!  I should take this set of steps more often, I have a friend who lives at the bottom.  We live so close, we should see each other more often.