Starting with a sketch...

I just love creating after sketches... do you?



Supply:
Urban Lily Happy everything - Happy ULP313, Mooch - Sugarhigh ULP530, Hyperactive ULP535, Chipboard Circles - Answer it ULP362, ATC cards ULP590.
And this time I used a sketch from Sketchabilities:


Thats all for this time.
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/Petra

What do I Believe In?

How are you all today? Hope you are all back in the "school groove" and enjoying a little of the first days of fall. Today I've got a few projects to share with you and I hope that you love em.

First off some wrapped chipboard with some great Urban Lily papers. For this card I used the Impish papers from the Mayella Collection. I cut them into odd length strips and adhered them directly to the cardstock. The leaf is cut from the Bliss paper, which is also from the Mayella Collection. And finally a little butterfly cut from the Celebrate papers from the Happy Everything collection

Next a card using papers from the Sugary Collection. I used the Honey, Midsummer and Breeze papers. The chipboard circle is from the Answer it Chipboard pack.
I just love the color combinations in all of the collections. Such wonderful hues and colors that I wouldn't think to put together. Yummo!!!

Urban Lily papers are wonderful to work with. I love how all of the collections can me mixed and matched up to create some amazing looks. I believe you will love them too. Take a gander over at Scrap-tastic for you Urban Lily needs.

Until Next Time

Toodles
Erika

Fun in the Sun mini-album by Polinka

I don't know what's the weather like in your area, but here in France it is snowy and so cold!!
So I searched through my photos until I found this pack of pictures of my godson playing in the swimming pool!!
Doesn't it feel warmer now?

FUN in the SUN

Supplies:

Patterned Paper - Memory Photocards - Luna by Urban Lily
Answer It Chipboard by Urban Lily
Accents by Urban Lily - Urban Cut Collection
Helmar Adhesive Runner
Sticker Alphabet


I first cut the 6 cards from the Memory photocards paper, and sticked them by pair, that I punched in order to later bind together with a wire.
I sticked my pictures with an helmar adhesive runner. Than I decorated them with paint in red, blue and lime green. I sprayed with a brush the bglue paint mixed with water... to remind of the swimming pool's reflections...
Than I painted the borders of a glass in red and green to stamp on the corners of the cards



I finally cut off some journaling accents and decorations that I sometimes divided in 2-4 parts and sticked them on the pages of the album...




Swanky Gurl Polinka*
http://polinka.canalblog.com