Scrappy Trees
Hey there! I spent the majority of today (ok all of it) in my craft room sorting, culling, organising and arranging all my supplies and goodies and I have so much more space in here now! Paul put up the shelving in our newly created step-in cupboard in the lounge room yesterday and I happily handed over all the camping gear that lived in my craft room so now I have just ‘my stuff’ in here and it feels great! I think I’ll be off to IKEA again for more storage boxes sometime soon.
Ok the real reason for this post is to show you a scrap page I made with one of the pics from our summer holidays. I just love this pic of Paul and Matt and am quite happy with how this turned out, especially considering I’m not really a scrapper.

I made this at a recent workshop where my hostess had requested to see some of our tools so here I have used several. Firstly, the Funky Forest wheel in Old Olive on Old Olive 8 x 8 cardstock, the paper piercer and matt pack on the Choc Chip cardstock and the Crimper on the Sahara Sand cardstock as a background matting for the photo which I think fits in with the rustic nature of the pic. I also showcased the Stampa-ma-jig to line up the trees with the trunks using the Trendy Trees stamp set which I rock’n'rolled with Choc Chip and Old Olive then punched them out the 1 1/4″ and 1 3/8″ circles punches. Finally I used the Stampa-ma-jig again for the sentiment (Life Definitions) placement.
Here’s a close up to see the finer detail:

Even though this appears to be quite a simple page there are a few techniques and tools used to showcase our wonderful Stampin’ Up! products! I hope you like it!
I’ll be back soon with some goodies from the upcoming Autumn/Winter Mini Catalogue. Have a great week!
Cheers

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March 16th, 2010 at 5:06 am
What a gorgeous page Lou! The colours you’ve used and the stamp set really suit that relaxing photo!!
Karen
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March 16th, 2010 at 3:22 pm
Love your layout….
March 16th, 2010 at 5:56 pm
That is a gorgeous scrap page, the colours & stamps really make the pic stand out beautifully. Great job for a so-called ‘non-scrapper’.
March 17th, 2010 at 12:14 pm
Hi Louise! Great photo+ Great layout+ Great showcasing of tools= Great work!
March 20th, 2010 at 11:29 am
Oooh, I just had another look and it makes me want to buy the Funky Trees stamp sets…oooooh!
x Jule