Friends can share ideas, teach us new things and influence our creations by the inspiration they bring to us from their art. Such is the case for this layout of adorable little Hadley climbing the stairs when visiting for a family gathering.
I am blessed with some great friends over at My Scrapbook Nook. I think you would be hard pressed to find a nicer more supportive group of hugely talented women out there in cyber scrappy world. I love that many nationalities around the globe are represented thus the sharing of regionally influenced ideas.
Since Christmas, when my Norwegian friend Hilde, posted a cute woven heart card on the Nook blog, I've wanted to give the technique a try. For this layout, I used the heart weaving technique and I also added the thread clusters which is a nod to my Belgian friend Lilith's super style sense.
It is great to have friends with great talent who are willing to share their expertise and artistic endeavours to help others grow. Thanks ladies for inspiring me to try new things.
To see my layout post and get links for the woven hearts head over here on the Magenta Blog.
TTFN,
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| Supplies: patterned paper and chipboard letters (Magenta), cardstock (Bazzill), letter stickers (American Crafts), black pen (Staedtler), white pen (Signo), thread (miscellaneous) |
I am blessed with some great friends over at My Scrapbook Nook. I think you would be hard pressed to find a nicer more supportive group of hugely talented women out there in cyber scrappy world. I love that many nationalities around the globe are represented thus the sharing of regionally influenced ideas.
Since Christmas, when my Norwegian friend Hilde, posted a cute woven heart card on the Nook blog, I've wanted to give the technique a try. For this layout, I used the heart weaving technique and I also added the thread clusters which is a nod to my Belgian friend Lilith's super style sense.
It is great to have friends with great talent who are willing to share their expertise and artistic endeavours to help others grow. Thanks ladies for inspiring me to try new things.
To see my layout post and get links for the woven hearts head over here on the Magenta Blog.
TTFN,
2 comments:
This is so adorable, Cassandra. I just love the combo of bright pastels and black - it really makes the hearts pop!
How fun you could use the woven heart tecnique. I assume you are going to make plenty of them for your Christmas decorationsthis year, too?
TFS!
Those hearts are too cute, but not as cute as the photos of your dd, just look at that smile.
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