Welcome to My Cricut Craft Room's Fall Favoites Blog Hop! This is a two day hop! Today is day 2!!
You should have started at http://mycricutcraftroom.blogspot.com/ if not please start at the beginning.
Thank you for coming back to see the rest of my project! If you are just joining the Hop make sure you start with Day 1 to see all the great projects! Thank you for all the wonderful comments and new followers welcome!
I really love making scrapbook pages, although I never know what pictures I am going to use and sometimes I have to squeeze in more pictures because I tend to take a lot!
Here is the list of supplies I used to make the scrapbook pages: Martha Stewarts Drippy Goo punch, American Crafts Creepy phrases stickers (the saying), black cardstock, Imaginisce Hallowhimsy glimmer paper pad (the striped paper), adhesive and glue pop dots & my mummy, and witch cuts from yesterday.
First I cut some paper to mat my photo's on and cut the bottom with the Martha Stewart punch. Then I added my saying to one of the mats, and placed everything on my 12 X 12 striped paper. I really love the colors in this paper!! Here is a picture of both pages together:
Here are the pictures of each individual page:
In case you loose your way here is the complete hop list, Happy Hopping!!
Yvette http://gammascreativecorner.blogspot.com/
Samantha http://samanthascricutcreations.blogspot.com/
Shelly http://kccroppers.blogspot.com/
Gayle http://gscraptime.blogspot.com
Erica’s project http://ericascraftroom.blogspot.com/2011/10/my-creation-for-this-weekend.html Connie http://conniescraftycloset.blogspot.com/
Lori http://www.scrappinmystressaway.blogspot.com/
Christina Capps http://www.cema1cema.blogspot.com/ you are here
Amy http://scrapthissavethat.blogspot.com/ next
Erica’s Blog Candy http://ericasblogcandy.blogspot.com/
28 comments:
Scary scrapbook page! Great job! :)
Super cute and spooky lay-out! Great paper!
Carri~abusybee
www.doubleclickconnections.blogspot.com
That turned out great. Love the papers and the mummy is my favorite. Thanks for sharing and this blog hop has been awesomly fun!!
http://ohmyscraps2u.blogspot.com
sandrav9288atyahoodotcom
oohh loving the blog hop and seeing all new ideas! I love my drippy punch too :) I really need MPS stamps - they are awesome!! Doris
parkernana5 at cox.net
Love the way you did the photo mats!! Great layouts
Kristan
Super Cute Layout!! Love it!!
Many Blessings,
Tina
http://craftyandgreen.blogspot.com
Love how your layout turned out! So cute :)
Jenny
jennykingham at att dot net
Super cute. Worth coming back to see. Thanks for sharing.
Vicki
vwilson577 at yahoo.com
Looks GREAT!
rnbw_skittles32@hotmail.com
www.brittneyscricutcreations.blogspot.com
I sooo love that drippy punch from MS! Great job!
~Vanessa W
baboo7192 @ gmail.com
Love your layout. I love two page layouts and lots of pitures. TFS
Your project came together nicely, and I'm sure you'll find pictures to fill the empty spots. You may have to wait a couple of weeks, and get some on Halloween.
Colin
I love what you did with the witch and mummy! Thank you for sharing.
Love the scrapbook layout! Thanks for showing us the steps to the layering! Also loved teh dripping on teh mats!!
Oh I want that MS punch. Love your layout!
Ohhh....your layout is so cute! Great job!
Teresa
happiqueen at aol.com
I love love love the mummy! Frakin' cute! Off on another hop! Thank you for putting together an awesome event :)
Great pages! I love your cutouts and the punch (I have that one and love it). TFS.
Kris
dietzrobles at yahoo dot com
so cute and the music is appropriate! lol
I love how your layout came out. TFS:-)
~Tammy S
Your LO turned out so cute..er I mean spookie :) TFS!
firelass51@aol.com
Terrific layout!
jordanbev5@yahoo.com
Wonderful layout!! I love that you have spaces for lots of pictures. That is the kind of layouts I like.
great layout! Love the paper and punch you used!!!
kacee
love the LO. It turned out great!!
Darlene
desaucier at bellsouth dot net
Great job, I like the 3D look of it!
very cute!
I really like your layout. I love how simple it is. Sometimes less is more and this gives you the opportunity to focus on the pictures. Awesome work!
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