Think it, Feel it, Do it!

 As we meander a Path of Positivity, we are talking about numbers this year! Of course, you can share anything positive you like, the theme is always optional.

Remember, you may share any sort of artistic medium over at PoP:  writing, cards, journals, scrapbooking, painting, sewing, baking, needle crafts, etc as long as it is positive.  The theme is always optional.  

This month we are inspired by the numbers 7, 8, &/or 9!  Be sure to visit Path of Positivity for a description of this.  

I've created this small framed poster for school.  The background paper has numbers and letters.  I've added some numbers cut on my Cricut.

 Material List

Philosophy Quote: ScrappyHorses

Black, White, Sorbet Cardstock: CTMH

Chalk It Up Designer Paper: CTMH

Chalk It Up Compliments: CTMH

Heart Shape: CTMH

Gems:  Stash

Sparkle Stickers:  CTMH

Copic Markers

Old Reused Frame

Adhesives: Double Score Tape/ATG; Fabric-Tac; Bearly Arts

Cricut Design Space: Numbers; Shapes for framing

Cricut Access

Cricut Standard Mat

Cricut Maker

My picture is off to the following challenges:  

A Perfect Time to Craft: AG

Place to Start: AG

Classic Design: AG

613 Avenue Create: AG

Paper Rocks Scissors: AG using Scissors or Paper

Be sure to come over and see 

what the team thinks about our optional twist.  

You can also find more information about entering the challenge.  

Thanks to Scribbles Designs for sponsoring our Monthly Random Prize.

  

Thanks for stopping by!  Make yourself at home and feel free to peruse other posts/pages, leave a comment, and/or check out my Pinterest and YouTube Channel.        

Faux Tin Type Take ll: This time it's a pocket!

   This faux 'tin type' photo in Krazy Kat's Saddle Bag Journal (found HERE) is much easier than the last one I made for the Specimen Folder!  When it comes to faux tin type, this is my preferred method.  It's much easier!!

I chose to use it as a tuck spot on a partial page in the journal.  I took a shape from Cricut Design Space and made it into a frame to use as a pocket for a journal card with very little alteration.  

See the video below for tutorial.    

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 Material List

Horse photo from ScrappyHorses

Typing/Computer Paper

Laser Printer

Mailing Tape

Aluminum Foil

Black Textured Cardstock

CTMH Cashmere Cardstock

Off White Cardstock

Ranger Vintage Photo Distressed Ink

Homemade Line Stencil Video Here

Pen Black

Faber Castell Pit Pen Brown

Adhesives: ATG; Fabric-Tac; Double Score Tap; Bearly Arts

Cricut Design Space: Shapes

Cricut Access: Vintage Label Natilie Thompson (modified)

Cricut Mat

Cricut Maker

Cricut Link to Project: Here

I'm sharing with these challenges:

A Perfect Time to Craft: AG

Place to Start: Relates to song "Horse with no Name"

613 Avenue Create: AG

We Love 2 Create:  AG Creative/MM

Crafty Catz:  AG

Sisterhood of Crafters:  Frame It

Crafty Animals:  AG with an animal

Critter Crazy:  AG with featured critter

Sparkles:  Animals

Colorful Options:  Rusty Brown

Thanks for stopping by!  Make yourself at home and feel free to peruse other posts/pages, leave a comment, and/or check out my Pinterest and YouTube Channel. 

Vintage Layout 1897

  As we meander a Path of Positivity, we are talking about numbers this year! Of course, you can share anything positive you like, the theme is always optional.

Remember, you may share any sort of artistic medium over at PoP:  writing, cards, journals, scrapbooking, painting, sewing, baking, needle crafts, etc as long as it is positive.  The theme is always optional.  

This month we are inspired by the numbers 7, 8, &/or 9!  Be sure to visit Path of Positivity for a description of this.  

I've created a Canva (digital) layout using the date 1897.  The focal image is a photo titled 'The Readers.'  The photo, taken in Ohio by Clarence H White, pictures two lovely ladies from 1897 reading some literature. I found this picture of Letitia Felix and Ada Follett Newark in the Library of Congress Collection.     

Check out the video below for some Canva tips and tricks.

 Material List

Focal Photo 'The Readers' by Clarence H White from Library of Congress (no known restrictions on publication)

Elements from:  Canva, KittenScraps, Vectoria Designs

Programs:  Canva and PhotoScape X

My Canva layout is off to the following challenges:  

The Dream Factory: The Reader

A Perfect Time to Craft: AG

Place to Start: AG

Classic Design: AG

Polkadoodles: AG

613 Avenue Create: AG

Crafting from the Art:  AG

The Outlawz Twisted:  AG

Be sure to come over and see 

what the team thinks about our optional twist.  

You can also find more information about entering the challenge.  

Thanks to Scribbles Designs for sponsoring our Monthly Random Prize.

  

Thanks for stopping by!  Make yourself at home and feel free to peruse other posts/pages, leave a comment, and/or check out my Pinterest and YouTube Channel.        

Back in Full Swing at School

 Time for a new challenge at The Outlawz Anything but a Card.  I've made some school decor.  

I started with background paper from CTMH and layered up to a stamp from Stamplorations.  I colored the stamp with colored pencils to coordinate with the designer paper.  The piece fit perfectly in an old black frame from stash. A couple of owls from CTMH completed the look.  

Come visit us at The Outlawz AbaC and share what you have been creating!  

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 Material List

Cardstock:  CTMH

Owls:  CTMH Lollydoodle Stickerease Assortment

Designer Paper:  CTMH Chalk It Up; CTMH Essentials

Stamp:  Stamplorations Work in Silence

Colored Pencils to color stamp

Reused Frame

Adhesives: ATG; Fabric-Tac

Cricut Design Space:

CDS Access: Shapes

Cricut Standard Mat

Cricut Maker

I'm sharing with these challenges:

613 Avenue Create: AG

Here is a Place to Start: AG

Perfect Time to Craft: AG

STAMPlorations Never-Ending AG:  Use STAMPlorations

Lil Patch of Crafty Friends:  AG

Allsorts:  All Creatures Great and Small

Snarky Stampers:  A is for Animals

Be sure to visit  The Outlawz Anything but a Card

for all the details about the challenge and 

to check out all the creative inspiration from the DT and participants!

Thanks for stopping by!  Make yourself at home and feel free to peruse other posts/pages, leave a comment, and/or check out my Pinterest and YouTube Channel.