I worked on this scrapbook page about our trip to the Academy of Sciences when we were in San Francisco last. I've never really ever done anything with circles on a page, I'm generally more linear minded. The circles on the overlays made me think of cells or something. With the exception of the overlays, I was pleased to use up supplies that I already owned. This is also a great way to use up scraps of patterned paper. I had fun being a little wild on a page:

This page about the Japanese Tea Gardens is pretty much complete, I was working on it this week. I made my own template for the patterned paper, I like the flourish shape.

I did some fussy cutting with my scraps to create accents to fill in "dead" spaces:


The tea gardens picture in particular shows that you don't have to spend a lot of money to make a good page- I used
cardstock,
patterned paper, a butterfly punch, some ribbon and a stamped
journaling spot.
Happy Scrappin!
4 comments:
WOW! I'm impressed! That circle page is amazing! You have a lot of patience. It's always good to learn new ways to use up scraps. I can't stand to waste paper!
you are so amazing at scrapping!!
They look awesome!
beautiful work
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