A Pretty Pile of Paper Chaos: Baby Love

Saturday, May 5, 2012

Baby Love

Welcome to The Twinery and Clearsnap Blog Hop! We're all tied up in twine and loving it!! Aren't the colors just so cute and festive? Our teams are sharing some amazing ideas -- if you missed the posts from the The Twinery, check out The Twinery blog to see their team's amazing creations.

And, it's not a Hop without a fabulous prize so here's what we're giving away:

Smooch Spritz JUMBO in Gold Glow
Donna Salazar Mix'd Media Inx in Peridot
ColorBOx Archival Dye Inkpad in Pinkolicious
These match some of The Twinery's signature colors to a tee!!

Here's how to enter:

Comment on each blog in the Hop
PIN to Pinterest ALL of the Projects from the Hop = 1 entry each image pinned (leave a comment here telling us you did it)
Follow Clearsnap on Twitter (leave a comment here telling us you did it)
Post about our blog hop anywhere (leave a comment here telling us you did it)

Clearsnap - clearsnap.blogspot.com
Robyn Weatherspoon - http://robynweatherspoon.blogspot.com
Steph Ackerman - http://stephaniescraps.blogspot.com
Charlotte Jenkins http://suepup.blogspot.com/ You are here..
Jennifer Priest http://hydrangeahippo.com
Daniela Dobson - http://danieladobson.blogspot.com/

Hello! Charlotte here today with a scrapbook layout that is bright and colorful and features Colorbox Dye Ink and twine by the Twinery...what an awesome combination. I really enjoyed making this layout using these two fabulous products.

Capture that one special moment, such as celebrating the arrival of a new beautiful bundle of joy.... This is my cousin, feeding her precious sweet new granddaughter
Emma Ruth..what a priceless precious memory to capture.

Give your page some pizzazz by stamping several circular images with vivid color Colorbox Dye ink. Cut the images out and mount the images to a piece of heavy card stock. Adhere several of the circles to the page with pop-dots. The 3-dimensional circles bring a burst of color to a very simple page.

Add texture to your page by coiling bright colored Twinery twine onto circles of chipboard. Cover a chipboard circle with adhesive and coil the twine, starting at the center of the circle. Seal the outer edge with a small dab of liquid glue.

Wrap a layer of paper with Twinery twine and add a coordinating colored button. Wrap twine several times around one of the paper layers before adhering the paper layer to the page.