She Art ~ Teen Style

I warned you that this She Art is addicting! It didn't take long to head back to my craft room to create another project. This time the creative driver was my soon to be 16 year old daughter. She loved my canvas and immediately started thinking of a quote she wanted. We decided on a sketch for the girl that we found through Pinterest. I printed it out then my daughter cut all the individual pieces. She also chose her own papers which came from my stash as well as a DCWV stack. It really fit her style of colors, floral, whimsy and a bit of sparkle!

Baby Girl Album

My sister wanted to make a very special gift for some friends and their baby girl who recently turned one. She uploaded some photo's to me and wanted a fabulous album done. Here are a few pages I completed for her.




Cowgirl~

Cute as a button~

Sweet Baby Girl~

Splish Splash~

Giant Clothespins

Here is a sweet little gift I made for my sister-in-law's birthday. I found these giant wooden clothespins a while back and wanted to create them for holding photo's or artwork from my two nieces. I used some older Topstitch papers. I first glued the paper down to the front and back sides. I then used Mod Podge to cover them completely and give them a long lasting finish. I pulled some wide pink organdy ribbon through the middle and tied a great big bow in front. Then I simply adhered the darling sayings from the sheet of Stickease to the front.

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun!

So here is a follow up to the "boy" cards. Now it's the girls turn to play. Again, I used several different stamp sets, but kept the same paper packet throughout. I chose the brand new Daydream paper packet, because of all the girlie colors and design. I noticed that I like to "bling out" the girl cards more than the boys... of course. Check 'em out!