Craft DIY Part Deux

Here is the second part of my reveal at Scrap Shotz. It was so easy to make projects with the June American Crafts Craft line at Scrap Shotz.

These pictures of Madison just crack me up so much! I don't know exactly what Madison was thinking but yes a sparkler sparkles! She was completely taken off guard by the sparkler and the crackling sound! We had fun eating the cake afterwards and laughed at her reaction! All supplies are from the June kit! The journaling is tucked behind the main picture and was completed on the journal spot from the American Crafts remarks.

Right now, I am just loving Danielle being 4...and she will only be 4 for a few more weeks! She is just a delight to be around...and she lets me take her picture all the time! The funky polka dot ribbon is also American Crafts. The journaling was completed in a circle in Word.

Here are pictures from Danielle's 4th birthday celebrated with us. She did not want a cake; she wanted a pie - I remember it so vividly because she was so adamant about it. The tab was made from the Stampin' Up punch. There was a bit of stitching to hold the journaling. I used my coluzzle to make the scallop edge border. And I had lots of fun using the BG bling to add "sprinkles" to the cupcake chipboard pieces.

Thanks for dropping by!
-vw

Craft DIY

June's kit at Scrap Shotz is the fabulous American Crafts Craft line. I loved it! It was fun; it was sassy; it was versatile; it was amazing! Here are some of my projects...

Here is a quick party hat invitation I made - I think I'll make a few more for Danielle's upcoming birthday - yikes! 5 years old!!! I added the Cuttlebug crown die and embossing folder and the American Crafts Remarks alphas to the kit supplies.



As with the party invitation, I added the Cuttlebug die and embossing folder and the American Crafts Remarks alphas to the placecards.



This was such a fun layout to create - my favorite piece of pattern paper in the kit was this birdie/chickie paper. It is colourful; it is fun; it is so perfect for my pictures! LOL I added some embroidery floss to the centres of the buttons to look sewn in. As well, I had cut the birdies and popped them up on the fences.



One of my all time favorite shots of Danielle...while it may not be technically perfect, it completely captures her spirit. I added the Stampin' Up label punch and some Making Memories mini alphas. For the journaling, I printed it on the back of the double-sided pattern paper. I cut out the lines in the journaling spots and adhered the journaling to the back. Oh yes, I used my circle punches to cut a few circles and popped them up on the birdie paper.



Thanks so much for dropping by! I'll post the rest of the projects for the June reveal tomorrow!
-vw