Showing posts with label Malanie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Malanie. Show all posts
Monday, July 6, 2015
Wedding: Pink, Green, and Gray Congratulations
I am not too fond of gray, but I went with the bride's colors. This card was for a friend of Malanie.
I cut the dress with an oval die, but realized my oval layers wouldn't work on the card. So I joined the oval with scalloped circles. Interesting effect that worked.
Colors:
Pistachio Pudding
Pink Pirouette
Gray
White
Stamps:
Love and Laughter
Other:
Sizzix oval dies
Sizzix scalloped circle dies
Punches
Pearls
Monday, May 4, 2015
Birthday: Screen Divider for 80th Birthday
My daughter-in-law's grandmother is celebrating her 80th birthday soon. I love, love, love the colors of this card. I have seen some of the screen divider cards on Pinterest, but they all seemed so busy. I chose to simplify three of the panels, allowing me to concentrate on just one panel. I love how this turned out!
Colors:
Pink Pirouette
Pistachio Pudding
Chocolate Chip
White
Stamps:
Thoughts and Prayers
Happy Birthday
Other:
Punches
Pearls
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Scrapbooking: Basic Training at Fort Sill
Malanie is still working on the hundreds of photos from Jason's time at Fort Sill for basic training.
Saturday, November 29, 2014
Scrapbooking: Museum of the Rockies
Our annual fall trip to Yellowstone National Park always includes a trip to the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, Montana. No matter how many times we go, the museum never fails to thrill and entertain us. This year Jakob was three years old and LOVES dinosaurs. He was absolutely fascinated with the entire experience!
Aaron created this page, with a little help from Malanie.
Scrapbooking: Jason at Boot Camp
The background colors are Mellow Moss, Chocolate Chip, and More Mustard. Malanie created these pages, with a little help from Aaron.
I wish Stampin' Up! would make more 12x12 papers.
Saturday, November 15, 2014
Scrapbooking: More Boot Camp Pages for Jason
Fortunately, my daughter, Aaron, and daughter-in-law, Malanie, are scrapbookers. I prefer making cards. But, about once a month, they get together at my house to create their scrapbook pages.
My son, Jason, graduated from boot camp and is now is attending AIT training. So many pictures and memories! Today, Aaron and Malanie created four pages to add to his scrapbook.
Until next month...
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