Skylark Blog Hop

 Welcome to the Pineapple Paper Artists Blog Hop. Whether you are arriving from Martha's http://marthaporschet.blogspot.com/ blog or starting here, I hope you will enjoy our creations made with Skylark paper. Please click the link below to continue to Amy's blog.

I wanted to show the versatility of Skylark paper by making a more "masculine" layout. I made this layout with Skylark paper on Desert Sand cardstock. I edged the white photo mats in Desert Sand ink and the Sweet Leaf paper in Lagoon ink. My title was made by tearing the Chocolate Woodgrain Washi tape Z1930 into letters. The tags and other stamping were done with the True to Life C1575 stamp set in Lagoon Ink. I used the Timberline wooden accents and Shimmer Trim tape in Bronze and Teal to add some fun. A little Burlap ribbon and Topiary Mini Chevron ribbon add dimension. The tags are tied with Hemp Baker's Twine.

Now you can check out Amy's http://amyraimy.blogspot.com/ blog. Happy hopping!

Camper card

 

I made this card with the adorable Camper Crazy C1578 stamp set. Love it! I used a bit of Timberline paper to mat the tag and to do the inside. My dad would always ask my brother and I if we were "happy campers" so this made the perfect Father's Day card for him. 

Balloon Ride

This is the layout we made at Club using Balloon ride paper. The Colonial White papers are embossed with the Quatrefoil and Damask folders. The Damask pattern is inked with Crystal Blue. We sponged the edges of all our papers with Cashmere ink. We embellished with Rosewood accents and Bronze Shimmer trim tape. The shape was cut out on Art Philosophy and stamped with Frame Flair. The pattern for this page was inspired by one in Magic. We also "stitched" the edges of our paper using the CTMH ruler, a piercing tool and a brown marker. (I don't sew!)

Jubilee

This is the Jubilee layout the ladies made at Club this month. We stamped with the WOTG stamp set in Cranberry, Topiary, Honey and Indian Corn Blue inks. I scissor distressed the edges of all the B&T papers and sponged the Colonial White in Cashmere ink. There are a few Triangle Durables Studs added for a touch of metal.

Hexagons!

This was the last Girls Scrapbook Club layout we did. We used some Dream Pop paper I've been saving, Juniper cardstock and, of course, the Honeycomb stamp set. C1537. There's a strip of pink glitter paper and some gray polka dot Washi tape to accent. The girls stamped in Cotton Candy, Honey, Sorbet, Juniper and Gray Wool. A friend made this same layout using Honey cardstock instead of Juniper and we liked that look as well or better.

Free to Be Me cards

 These cards were made using the Free to Be Me paper packet that is only available during the month of May. I thought these cards would make good graduation cards. The top one uses one of the zip strips for the sentiment. I used a bling from Babycakes and hemp Baker's twine to embellish. The bottom card is a little stamp I won at the Rediscover event. The silver are triangle Durables Studs.

Pineapple Paper Artist Blog Hop

 I'd like to welcome those of you coming from Cheryl's blog http://creationswithstyle.blogspot.com I hope you are enjoying this brief Blog Hop that showcases the Free to Be Me paper packet. This paper celebrates National Scrapbooking Month so it's only available during the month of May.

These are the scrapbook pages I made using almost all of the patterns. I couldn't figure out how to incorporate the vellum with the feathers on it but the rest of it is all here. Notice the card stock is embossed. The supplies I used and the link to the next blog are listed below.

 

Juniper Ink Z2165, Creme Brulee Ink Z2167, Twilight Ink Z2160, Ruby Ink Z2170. The stamping is with the set from the Timberline Workshop on the Go. I embellished with Irresistibles Frames Z1843, Gold Polka Dot Washi Tape Z1920, Durables Artisan Studs Z1816 and Durable Triangle Studs Z1920.

Here's the link to Chris' Blog so you can continue hopping....http://chrisspacecreations.blogspot.com/