Friday 31 July 2009

The Dance Story

Kit used: "Memoirs" by Club Scrap (including quickpage)
Font: Jayne Print
LO completed: 25.07.2009
Created for the Club Scrap PSL summer kits challenge and based on a quickpage that came with the "Memoirs" kit, adapted and added to.
Three of the women from our dance group (Emily's practical project for her Masters degree!) presenting a worship dance during the signing of registers at the wedding of Emily and Giles.

Hypericum

Kits used: "Memoirs" and "Body & Soul" by Club Scrap
Font: Exocet
Template: Club Scrap ("Memoirs")
LO completed: 25.07.2009
Created for the Club Scrap PSL summer kits challenge. I used the complete photo on the clipping mask for the matte and zoomed in on it for the actual photo.
These are the boring bushes that grow between our and the neighbours' paths to our front doors - they come to live for a month in summer and look really lovely and bright.

Test Station

Kit used: "Matrix" by Club Scrap
Font: LCD
Template: Pink + Blue Designs
LO completed: 26.07.2009
Created for the Club Scrap PSL summer kits challenge.
One of Sean's current project: designed a photovoltaic cells array for our roof to harness solar energy.

Birthday Boy - Birthday Cake


Kit used: "Memoirs" by Club Scrap (including quickpages)
Font: Kristen
LO completed: 23.07.2009
A double page (Birthday Boy left side, Birthday Cake right side) about Sean's birthday - created for Club Scrap PSL summer kits challenge. Both sides using quickpages from the kit.

Memoirs - Irish Dancing

Kit used: "Memoirs" by Club Scrap (including quickpage)
Font: Patrick
LO completed: 21.07.2009
Created for the Club Scrap PSL summer kit challenge and based on a quickpage that came with the kit.
Photos from the 25 year celebration show of the dance school Eleanor and Zoe go to. This was the highlight dance (last before finale) which featured Eleanor in her competition Irish dancing costume and wig!

Hollyhock Harmony

Kit used: "Memoirs" by Club Scrap (including quickpage)
Font: Script MT bold
LO completed: 21.07.2009
Created for the Club Scrap PSL summer kit challenge and based on the quickpage that came with the kit, modified and added to.
The hollyhock in our garden was wonderful this year!

Cornflower Beauty

Kit used: "Memoirs" by Club Scrap (including quickpage)
Font: Jayne Print
LO completed: 23.07.2009
Created for Club Scrap PSL summer kits challenge.
Photo taken during the photo session in the church yard at Emily and Giles' wedding. The title refers to the lovely cornflowers she had in her bouquet and crown, and also decorations in church and on the carriage. The flowers were all grown in our allotment.

Chance Encounter

Kit used: "Memoirs" by Club Scrap
Font: Bradley Hand
LO completed: 26.07.2009
LO completed for the Club Scrap PSL Summer kit challenge.
The photos were taken a few days before in our allotment where we found this rare endangered snake - really cute little thing!

Wednesday 15 July 2009

St George's Day Album

















Kit used: "Liberty" by Michelle Coleman (July kit from Scrappers' Guide)
Fonts: Eras medium + Lucida
Album completed: 04.07.2009
St George's Day is the English equivalent to the 4th of July, so although much less elaborately celebrated, it seemed the best choice for this somewhat patriotic kit. It's a good thing the Union Jack has the same colours as the Stars+Stripes...
All pages are based on the quickpage album that came with the kit, and for 2-page layouts I have added the full layout as well as the single pages for more detail...

Homo Meerkats

Kit used: PYP June by Laitha
Font: Beyond Wonderland
Layout completed: 30.06.2009
A layout completed for a forum challenge - the kit came in greyscale and you had to change everything to colours to suit your chosen photo.
The photo is from the Churches, Crypts and Clerics walk of the London Goth Meetup Group in March 2009 and came to me from one of the other walkers, done up in sepia as it is here. It shows me sitting next to my friend Eve but it was the funny posture, all four of us sitting in the same way and looking at the same thing, that inspired the title...