album
Witajcie!
Z utęsknieniem wyczekuje już pierwszych oznak wiosny, ale zanim przyjdzie wiosna warto podsumować zimowe szaleństwo. Postanowiłam zrobić mini album, w którym umieściłam zdjęcia z ferii zimowych.
Album stworzyłam z nieco starszej kolekcji zimowej
Nordica ale bardzo podoba mi się pastelowe odcienie tej kolekcji.
W albumie zrobiłam sporo klapek, kieszonek aby powiększyć jego pojemność. A w takie kieszonki można pochować karty, zdjęcia, bilety. Idealnie do tego posłużą
Karty do journalingu
Do ozdobienia kart w albumie wykorzystałam stemple z zestawu
Chilly days oraz całą masę
Naklejek.
Uwielbiam wywoływać zdjęcia , uważam że takie wydrukowane mają inną moc i przyjemniej się je ogląda.
A jak jest u Was lubicie tworzyć własne albumy. Mnie bardzo relaksuje ozdabianie albumów, uwielbiam przyklejać naklejki i inne dodatki. Zachęcam Was do stworzenia własnych albumów to naprawdę niesamowita przygoda .
Pozdrawiam Magda
home decor
Hello Studio Forty friends! I hope the season finds you well and that you are celebrating with family and friends.
Today I want to share a simple home decor project created with the Frosty Season collection that I think you will love.
This easy-to-assemble wreath was super easy to put together and took less than one hour to complete, which is perfect given my busy schedule.
To begin, I selected four patterned papers from Frosty Season: Winter Charm, Holly Jolly, Naughty or nice, and Let it snow. Next, I used a digital cut file from the Silhouette online store (Holly Wreath #391755) to cut each piece for the wreath.
After each of the pieces was cut and folded, I began assembling the wreath.
Assembly was super easy and went quickly once I got going. The last piece I added was a large bow that I cut using another Silhouette file (3 Stacking Boxes with Bow #52489) and added to the bottom of the wreath.
After the wreath was completed, I added used a clear glitter pen on the berries and added twine to the back with a hot glue gun.Here's one more look at the finished project.
I really love how this project turned out and plan to hang it in our family room for the remainder of the holidays. There is still plenty of the Frosty Season collection available in the Studio Forty shop. Be sure to use code JENNIFER10 at checkout to receive 10% off your order.
December Daily
Hello friends! It's Jen today with a spread from my 2020 December album, which I have working on finishing for the past month or so. Last Christmas was not as I had hoped due to the pandemic, and I have been slow to get the album finished. With only a few more stories to record, I am using the Studio Forty Frosty Season Collection to get it done.
To begin, I stamped snowflakes onto patterned paper with the Holiday Cheer Stamp Set and created a title using stamps and die cuts from my stash.
On the following page, I used more patterned papers to create a flip-up to hold several photos. I kept the embellishments simple using
Oh What Fun Stickers and
die cuts.
Last year was the first time we'd had a white Christmas in many years, and I spent quite a bit of time outside with our dogs that afternoon. My kids are all big now and don't like having their picture taken, so I'm left with the pups.
We had quite a good time playing outside in the snow!
Who can resist that cute face?!
Thank you for stopping by today, and I hope you've been inspired to finish your holiday projects! Remember, when shopping the Studio Forty Site, use code JENNIFER10 at checkout to receive 10 percent off of your order. Have a great day!
marivipazos
We are already in December, there is little left for winter, although here it has already arrived, so what better collection for these days than
Frosty Season .
For these TN pages I have printed the photos full size of the notebook with the decoration on the other.
Here I have used one of the papers as a background and I have glued and sewn a lot of ornaments on the right side, next to the photo.
The title I have stamped on a paper and then I have pasted it.
Here, the background paper I have cut and then I have pasted it simulating a puzzle. I have removed a couple of pieces, where I have stamped some winter details.
I have also pasted several ornaments, to complete.
You can see in more detail the stickers and chipboard ...
I hope you like it and see you soon.
frosty season collection
Hello friends! It's Jen today with two new projects using the beautiful Frosty Season collection.
First is a 12 x 12 layout I created to document last year's white Christmas, which was the first we'd had in quite a few years.
I love using digital die cuts on layouts and created the large bow with a Silhouette file I purchased several years ago. I first cut the bow using the
Frosty Season - 01 patterned paper and then did an offset cut using
Frosty Season 02. After cutting and assembling the bow, I adhered it to a piece of
Frosty Season - 05 paper.
Once I was finished with the bow, I created tags using metal dies from my stash with more of the same patterned paper. I love the floral print so much and wanted to keep it the focal point of my layout.
To complete the layout, I added a few
chipboard stickers for more dimension along with a bit of journaling. I'm really loving how this project turned out!
Next is a card I created using a few of the scraps from my layout.
Again, I used the Silhouette cut file to create the bow. However, this time I cut it with white cardstock and then stamped
Merry Christmas using the
Holiday Cheer Stamp Set. I decided the bow needed a bit more color and added navy blue cardstock to the back of it. Before adhering the bow to the card front with foam squares, I twisted white twine in a circle and glued it in placed to add more texture.
I love creating holiday projects and had so much fun working with the
Frosty Season Collection. Be sure to stop by the Studio Forty shop and grab these goodies while they are still in stock. Remember to use code JENNIFER10 at checkout to receive 10% off of your order.
Thank you for stopping by and have a wonderful day!
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