Camp Scrap Week 3: By Design

Me again. 

I'm finding it easier to complete sections of Camp Scrap 

at a time vs. the week aired.

Only because I'm falling behind. 

Thank goodness for self paced. 

Here is my single page:

Can you tell what embellishment package I am working my way through? 

I love this page. 

Not sure how I feel about the double page that is still on my desk. I continued scrapping when I should have been sleeping, and cut the green paper instead of the blue. However, the page is  nearing complete and the documenting of the tree is almost done, so that is always a plus. 

I doubt I'll be sharing that one ;)

Enjoy!

Camp Scrap Week 2: By Design

Here I am again with more Camp Scrap postings.

 I'm enjoying the classes and videos, not entirely caught up, 

thankfully May Flaum is a go-with-the-flow teacher. 

This week's By Design was fun, I'm glad I finished my October retreat pictures. And the fabulous ladies allowed me to post their pictures. 

While the class shows three examples (& I did too for week 1, and future posts), the two pagers mean room for plenty photos. 

While I have plenty that would fit,

not all my friends and family feel comfortable being online on my blog, galleries, & Pinterest. 

I can certainly understand that. 

The cards, hmmm, maybe a post later with class inspired cards.

Enjoy!

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is: #Insta-Love, inspired by social media.

Oh boy, I have to admit, this is a tough one for me.

I have a Facebook account, and Pinterest, 

but not up on the other social media sites.

I rarely hash-tag. 

I love texting and fb messenger, does that count?

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Camp Scarp Week 1: By Design

By design starts with a basic sketch and then goes on in many forms, 

right up my alley!

I decided to go with prepacked pages kits I had made for myself last October when I went to a retreat, and didn't complete. 

Didn't even look at them for the retreat I went to in May.

So for May Flaum, I busted them out :)

I struggled with scrapping the too dark photos, possibly reprinted somewhere else in my scrap room and lost, no surprise. 

I will just reprint and replace later, but I really wanted to scrap them anyway.

For the two-pager, I didn't stray much from May's page. I don't normally do that, but I felt good by getting the pictures scrapped and out of my to do pile. 

How cute are they? 

Talk about quick card. The stitching took the longest.

This little boy's Christening card will go in my card stash for later.

Enjoy!

Camp Scrap Week4: Art Journal

It's funny, I haven't touched my Art Journal in two years,

 and now its the only section of  Camp Scrap that I am up to date with. 

The theme/inspiration was to draw. 

My journal is the perfect place to practice with mediums before starting a major project with them. 

My oil pastels are fun to play with, I just am still learning how to use them.

Enjoy!  

Camp Scrap Week 2: Mixed Media oooooooh

Well, I must say I enjoyed the week 2 mixed media project tremendously.

 I am glad I signed up for May Flaum's Camp Scrap 2014. 

It isn't the first time I have attempted the technique, but the way I used it on a box instead of canvas has given me more ideas for an upcoming Mermaid themed birthday party... stay tuned!

Enjoy!

Camp Scrap week 3: Art Journal

Hey All, 

Back again with my project from May Flaum's Camp Scrap. 

I've been catching up, doing the smaller scale Art Journaling classes first.

Art Journaling is not normally something I keep up with. 

I really enjoyed May's collage sample, but I couldn't seem to get that past my head and connect with my hands. 

Instead I followed her quick page approach. 

Happy with the final result.

I put on paper some of the thoughts and feelings about being stuck, even when surrounded by ideas and inspiration.

Enjoy!