Lola's house

i used basic grey blush collection. scenic route and hswapp chipboards painted with mm acrylic paints. i used paper salon for the stamped flower atop the chipboard. journalling printed on transparency clipped with cheeky flat clips (mm). rubons of 7 gypsies and bg were likewise used.. this is the batangas vacation spot of their lola and lolo.

wonder

this is my niece aeisha. i love her toys!!! materials: paper studio pps, paper pizzaz tag with handwritten journal, mm flower foam stamps, mm crystal brads, black photocorner fr duty free, sei so bold stickers, jessie james miniature charms, paper salon rubber stamp on white frost colorbox ink. oh, local lace too.

spoonful of love

this photo was taken during jorel's birthday party by jeff lopez. used fancy pants pps, sei stickers, chatterbox alpha stickers/transparency stickers.

scrapper's block

i am sure every scrapper has this so called 'scrapper's block" wherein nothing comes out of your mind when you stare at your papers. no layout in mind would be visualized and nothing could be done making you so depressed and strained though in reality you have not even scrap.

once in a while i have this scrapper's block and i tried my best to block the block:

a. look at your magazine or books.

b. close your eyes for a minute and let go of your papers.

c. get out of your scrapping area and distract yourself.

d. talk to your scrapping friends

e. look at your magazine again. 2x or 3x.

f. go back to your area.

g. i am sure you can at least plan a layout even if it's not permanent.

h. disarray your papers and create something.

i. if this does not help, stop scrapping for a while. maybe youre drained.

name tag

this is my name tag for the EB last january 20, 2007. one of the top 6.

Naked truth

this is the verbatim work of MG. i said i want to remember her in my works, so i did not alter anything that much... only minute details like borders, stamps.

MG's class was worth it. we realized the importance of having "ME" as important as scrapping other people's pictures.

bend ur knees

i used basic grey hang ten collection. chatterbox alphas.
this picture was taken at cuenca batangas during christmas day.

eat at dampa

crate paper creation. prima flowers with brads. rhonna farrer stickers and herbanella alphas. andrew and cousin ashley at dampa enjoying the seafood!

this is my layout done during the january 20 EB.

looking up

looking up with a smile! materials used: MME everyday tango. lil davis bubble phrases.

my little boy rascal

look at aetom, a rascal indeed... i used we r memory keepers restoration line. stickers from AMM. printed the journal on vellum and attached to fibers and paper studio metal ring.

school drama

taken during the christmas school play of adriel and aetom. stuffs used: rhonna farrer pps and stickers, gin x coaster/buttons; mm foam stamps. slides were used too.

Snow Walk

i used K-ology papers. MM pewter brads and printed the journal on transparency. i hand cut the swirls which was supposed to be based near the picture but due to some "blessing in disguise" error, i just have to put it over its own line of paper.. just have to manipulate.

i used HS chipboard and painted it with MM acrylic.

dont you just love the flower embellishment? this comes with the K-ology collection.

this pic was taken when pama was is canada last september-december 2006. their first time to step on the snow.. lol.

finally the bg gallery

sometime a month ago, pia told me that we have to check our names at basic grey gallery to verify if it is still there. lo and behold mine was gone... gone and i was so frustrated because i happened to be there once and now its gone.

this morning, when i opened my email, the basic grey staff greeted me with good news again.

Dance.

Romance

i used cosmo cricket calamity jane pps, stickers. sanded the edges of the picture. some green leafy fibers to go with the bg fusion tag. chipboard from we r memory keepers (restoration).

What is for me? (christmas layouts)

my christmas layouts using PC christmas slab III. theme: WHAT IS FOR ME?