Showing posts with label Veronica Spriggs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Veronica Spriggs. Show all posts

Monday, August 2, 2010

love life



(Paper) Why So Grungy Vol. 4 Paper Pack by Veronica Spriggs

(Flower - recolored) Vibrant Florals Vol. 2 by Veronica Spriggs

(Stitches) Friends By Birth Page Kit by Veronica Spriggs

(Lace - recolored) Lacey Goodness Vol. 4 by Veronica Spriggs

(Word Art) Custom made for me by One Little Bird Designs





Monday, July 12, 2010

Dancing with my Sister

Into The Night Collab from Veronica Spriggs and Designs by Helly

Bundle

Page Kit



Elizabeth


Into The Night Collab from Veronica Spriggs and Designs by Helly

Bundle

Page Kit



Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Storybook Land

Storybook Land Papers and Fairy Tale Banners by Veronica Spriggs

Part of Scrapbookgraphics June Creative Fusion




Friday, June 4, 2010

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

The Many Faces of Lily


Stark Raven Bundle by Veronica Spriggs - available exclusively at scrapbook-bytes
Template by Armina Designs

The beauty is in the simplicity


Stark Raven Bundle by Veronica Spriggs - available exclusively at scrapbook-bytes

Stark Beauty


Stark Raven Bundle by Veronica Spriggs - available exclusively at scrapbook-bytes




Monday, April 26, 2010

Kitty and Me


Background - Brick and Mortar Paper Pack

Heart - About A Mother Elements

Mask and Flowers - It's Only Natural Add-On

Gold leaf flourish and Bow - Cranberries N Cream Scrapkit

all from Veronica Spriggs and available at Scrapbookgraphics.com

Sunday, April 25, 2010

Digi Dare #177


Background - Brick and Mortar Paper Pack - Veronica Spriggs

Frame, Black Flower, Foliage and Stick Pin - Crimson and Coal Scrap Kit - Veronica Spriggs

White Flower - About A Mother Elements - Veronica Spriggs

Word Art - Elegant Word Art by Bethany (blog freebie)


The dare this week is Something Old, Something New - Something Borrowed, Something Blue - there's still plenty of time to participate if you want!! The Digi Dares
Something old - Background
Something new - Flower with wire motif
Something borrowed - I "borrowed" a word art from Elegant Word Art by Bethany, and changed it a bit
Something blue - my background

Thursday, January 7, 2010

On a more personal note...

I feel like I've been doing a lot of CT work on here, and not a lot of personal stuff, so here is little something more personal.

I just recently discovered that scrapbooking does not HAVE to have a photo! Yes, I absolutely love my photos - I'd better, since I plan to take at LEAST 365 of them this year (although I think honestly that I've already taken that many in the last 7 days!) Yes, I love my photos! Anyway, I have done a few pages that I want to share with you that have meaning to me, but no photos.

The first one I did was for a chat challenge at Scrapbook Graphics - I've been to a couple of their chats now, and have really enjoyed it! They are a crazy fun group of ladies!! The challenge was to come up with one word that you wanted to focus on for the new year. This layout was done using the Cranberries N Cream kit from Veronica Spriggs.




The next layout I did was slightly similair, done for a Studio Tangie Creative Team challenge. This time the challenge was if you could focus on just one goal, what would it be? I really have fallen in love with this layout! If you've not been to the Studio Tangie Creative Team blog, I would highly recommend it - they have 4 challenges each month, and by participating in just 2 of them, you get a brand new Studio Tangie exclusive kit! This layout was made using the fantastic Impressions of Kindness collab kit from Scrapbook Graphics.



Lastly, I am participating in the DigiScrapAddicts Scrap Off 2010, and this is my first week's layout for that. I know I don't stand a ghost of a chance against the wonderful scrappers there, so I am just focusing on making layouts I love. I actually just joined Studio Tangie's Art Journal Caravan, and while reading through the info I just got last night, it hit me that all this time I've been focusing on making layouts that other people will like. I need to make layouts that I love. I've found most of my life, in art, I've been trying to make things to please others - be it the jewelry I spent so much time making, trying to make items that would sell, rather than pieces that I loved; or the knitting that I did to relax, but quit because I never felt like I was good enough at it because I wasn't willing to teach myself all the different stitches; or the baking I do, always trying to figure out what people will want to purchase, rather than just making things my family and I love. I don't want to get burned out on scrapping because I'm trying so hard to figure out what others want. I want to scrap what I want! So, that is the story behind this layout, and why you may see a difference in my work from now on.