Yet another monthly Tim Holtz tag done in the nick of time. Actually, I made a card, not a tag. I loved the patriotic theme of Tim’s July 2013 tag, but since I’m doing it at the end of July and don’t…
This is a fun scrapbook layout for a road trip, all the circles really give the feeling of motion. Yes, those are printed maps. We didn’t have a GPS at the time, but still managed to get there. Imagine that. 🙂 To make…
Ok, we’re back to the 1988 scrapbook. Here’s a page I made using some random pics of my goofy husband and naughty cat. 🙂 The door hinges are grungeboard from the Tim Holtz Idea-ology Plain Elements set and painted with the Pitch Black…
So, we’ve been time traveling this week, but hold onto your hats, cuz now were zooming ahead to the end of 2009. At that time I was frustrated at the thought of trying to get caught up in my scrapbooking. Then I read…
When my oldest son graduated from Marine Corps boot camp, all of us (plus a family friend) drove down to South Carolina to be there. (AND to bring him home with us afterwards!) These scrapbook pages show the pin ceremony that happened the…
So, the day we’ve all been waiting for is here, the beginning of Tim Holtz’s 12 Tags of Christmas. So much inspiration and fun! This year I have two goals: Do as much as possible with what I already have. (Read: “Don’t…
Well, I did it. I think I spent way too much buying up Tim-type goodies, but that’s ok, I learned so much! And I’m sure to use many of these techniques & products on different projects throughout the year. My favorites? The…
Here are the rest of the pages in the First Father’s Day album I made for my son: (You can find Part 1 here.) The crown is Grungeboard from the Tim Holtz Idea-ology Plain Elements set. I didn’t have the gold distress…
This Father’s Day was my son’s first. Since he’s so far away, and hasn’t been able to see his little one very much, I made him this special album as a gift. I hope he has as much fun looking at it…
I may have mentioned it before, but I love cool techniques! So when I stumbled across Tim Holtz and his videos, books, online tutorials and his blog, I flipped. If you’re at all familiar with him then you know what I mean. He’s…
