Feel The Summer

Early Summer - Timo Designs, Available at scrapinsider

Just One Moment in Time

As you may have noticed if you've been looking at my blog, I love great photos, but I really love to give my photos a vintage feel. I've been very fortunate that in my Paint Shop Pro program, there is a Time Machine option that does certain actions to the photo, but there are only so many options, and some of them I don't particularly care for. I've often wished I had PhotoShop with Lightroom, so I could use all those cool actions I see, and if money were no issue, I would, along with a great camera, and so many other things... But, I was SO THRILLED when I got an email from Timea of Timo Designs yesterday, asking me to work with her new Vintage Photo Overlays. I LOVE these! Also used for this layout is Timo Designs Happy Day kit. Get them at scrapinsider.

Remember the Moment from Timo Designs

Here is a brand new kit from Timo Designs - Remember the Moment. Available at ScrapInsider. It is so lovely!



Here are my layouts.


Above layout made with a template from the Like 'Em Big pack from PhotoCowGirl.


Above layout made with a template from the So Simple Collab from Fizzy Pop Designs and Polly & Rufus Designs.

Happy Day from Timo Designs

Okay, girls! Get ready for some major digi goodness from me today! I have SO MANY great kits to tell you about. But, we are also trying desperately to do some MAJOR spring cleaning, so the posts will drip in sporadically today. My girls' room is a mess of toys and clothes, and it's going to take a LOT of work to get that clean - our one goal for today. Anyway...

Here is the beautiful new kit from Timo Designs - Happy Day - available at ScrapInsider. It is a fabulously versatile kit, and so cute!!!



Here are my layouts.




Above layout done with a template from PhotoCowgirl - available at GingerScraps.

Sweet Pink from Timo Designs

Here is a great new kit from Timo Designs - Sweet Pink. It has great textured papers, and lots of elements in brown, pink and blue.



As we speak different languages, a little gets lost in interpretation, so I wasn't exactly sure which style of layouts she likes - fortunately it seems we are of the same feeling that the 2nd layout is definitely the better of the two! : )