Simple LO's

I am a simple person.  And that carries over to my scrapbook.  And cards.  

LO of my daughter on the first day of 7th grade, August 2006.

LO of stepson.  Pictures taken Winter thru Summer of 2006.  He would not let me take a picture for the first day of school for him, so I just put a few together for his LO.

(yes, he needed a haircut!!)

LO of my dear, sweet hubby.  The quote is from Winnie The Pooh.  I played around with the picture, and got 3 very different effects.  I cannot remember what program I used, it was a free one from the internet.  And it was a few years ago.

If you live to be 100, 

I want to live to be 100 

              minus one day.  

So that I never have to live a 

             day without you.

(I love this man!)

All cardstock is Bazzill.  Patteren paper and solid colors are from various packs of paper I had at the time. Letters on Jenn and Kyle's pages are stickers. I colored J and H with a marker.  Quote on Frank's page is computer printed on white cardstock.

Tri-Fold Angle Card

I used this Tri-Fold Angle tutorial to make this . . .

Another view . . .

And another . . .

This was fun to make.  I will definitely be making more in the future.

Thanks to Annette at Lavender Thoughts for the tutorial.

cardstock: SU Chocolate Chip

paper:  KI Memories (the paper is shiny)

used computer to print inside sayings

SU Pastels and a little bling

Daisies

Hello Beautiful . . .

Thank you for brightening the place up a little bit.

Live ~ Laugh ~ Love

(Target Dollar Spot, Hobby Lobby and Walmart all had a hand in the making of this little project. lol)

Which color do you prefer?

This is what I came up with first.

Then I tweaked it a little.  Now to decide which one is my favorite.

cardstock: red, orange-Bazzill, black, white, purple-don't know

ink: Stazon

stamp: SU! Echoes of Kindness

extras: ribbon (Hobby Lobby), brads (The Paper Studio)

Stampin' Pastels and blender pens

Simple and Versatile

I made this card for our card swap.  I actually ordered the square punch AFTER I cut all these squares out.....I made 8 cards.....32 squares were cut out.....by hand......hence the reason for buying a punch.....much easier!!!

I also sent this one out as a Birthday card to my cousin's daughter who celebrated her 17th birthday.  I thought she needed a "grownup type" of card.  After all, she is not one of our babies anymore.  She has blossomed into a beautiful young lady.

I will probably use this layout alot.  It's simple and versatile.  

That's my kind of card ~ simply versatile.

cardstock: SU! Kraft, Naturals Ivory

ink: SU! Chocolate Chip

stamp: SU! Sweet Stems

Stampin' Pastels