We're Sponsoring the Frosted Designs Challenge

Happy Friday!!!

Creative Cuts & More is sponsoring this weeks 

Frosted Designs Blog Challenge.

It's a color challenge:

Black, White, and one other color!

I decided to make a scrapbook page using the pictures from the recent Pre-Prom photo session before the prom my son attended last month.

I used a Color Block Mat 12 x 12 from Creative Cuts in More cut from Sliver Stardream Metallic Cardstock.  This is such an awesome die cut.  All I had to do was cut the pictures to fill the spots.  It makes it easy to put together a page with lots of pictures.  I wanted to keep it pretty simple because it's my son's page and he is not into frill!

I cut the letters with my Cricut and added Photo Corner Set #02 and some velvet Damask Leaf stickers from Stampendous.

Make sure you stop by the Frosted Designs Blog today to see what their design team made for the color challenge.  And tomorrow our Creative Cuts & More DT will show you what they came up with.  You'll want to join the challenge for a chance to win a 

Sea Life Mini Album Kit!

Good Luck!

Kristine

Doodlebug Baby Projects

I'm a big fan of the cute, whimsical designs from Doodlebug... and I love that everything coordinates.

TIP: Did you know that Bazzill Criss Cross textured cardstock is dyed to match Doodlebug products? Takes away all the guesswork and makes coordinating a snap!

My card uses several of the dies from CC&M -- 5-1/4" - Square Window Card #01 - Border Windows, Heart #02 - Large with Layer, and Photo Corner #02 Set, all cut from the Criss Cross textured cardstock -- plus Doodlebug stickers, gemstones, and patterned paper.


The box was created from several CC&M dies also: Tall Gable Box, Heart #02 - Large with Layer, and Photo Corner #02 Set, all cut from the Criss Cross textured cardstock -- along with Doodlebug stickers, gemstones, and patterned paper.

I made two enhancements to the flat cardstock stickers (hippo & turtle) that were used on the projects. I used the EK Success Powder Tool to neutralize the adhesive. This allowed me to put pop-dots on the stickers so they'd have a little dimension. I added more interest to them by adding the self-adhesive jewels. Now they really pop!