Thursday, July 4, 2019

RED, WHITE & BLUE HOME DECOR FRAME | with Traci

Happy 4th of July!!  I hope everyone is enjoying this red, white, and blue holiday with lots of family and friends. Here's a fun little home decor project to inspire some crafty fun.
This is a Foundations Decor shadow box that I filled with papers and embellishments from the Yankee Doodle collection.  
The lily white chipboard alphas made a fun title at the top of my frame, and I love how the clear acetate pieces look like fireworks are exploding right off the frame.
I filled the die cut wagon with fireworks and a cute little mouse from the mini icon stickers. I love these tiny sizes!
The Odds & Ends are some of my favorite Doodlebug products for any collection, but the silver and acetate pieces in the Yankee Doodle line are so great! I hope this simple little project has inspired you to create something red, white, and blue today! Enjoy!

Doodlebug Supplies Used
Yankee Doodle 12x12 pattern papers
Yankee Doodle Odds & Ends
Yankee Doodle Mini Icon Sheets
Yankee Doodle This & That Stickers
Lily White Chippers Alpha Stickers
Other Supplies Used
Foundations Decor White Shadow Box

Tuesday, July 2, 2019

PATRIOTIC DAILY DOODLE PLANNER | with Anabelle

The Fourth of July is almost here and my red Daily Doodle Planner is ready to go! I knew I wanted to dress her up for the holiday and decided to create a patriotic swag for my front cover, along with decorating my insert. I love how I was able to mix and match items to do this. Here's how it turned out.


To make the swag, I started with the denim paper from the Down on the Farm collection. It was perfect for my 'Americana' theme. I added a small white doily to the pocket and decorated it with some Fancy Frills stickers, star clips and Abigail font stickers. I folded over a red doily and adhered the pocket to this. Now I could easily attach it to the front elastic.

You could add a small spot of velcro to hold it on, though I didn't do that and it stayed put just fine.

Next, I created a couple of little flags to tuck into the pocket. I cut the papers (also from Down on the Farm) and adhered them to toothpicks. Then, I punched the flowers and folded them for texture. Adding twine to them gives even more texture and color. I added the star shaped sprinkles and added them to the pocket using a bit of tape. Looking at them reminds me of kids waving flags at the Fourth of July parade!
To create the coordinating insert, I adhered the gingham paper, along with some pom pom trim, to my insert. I added another doily, this time I simply adhered it to the insert cover. I decorated another pocket and finished off with the punched flowers. I love how it looks inside my planner!
As you can see, I was able to create a patriotic look for my Daily Doodle without using a single piece of themed paper! That's what I love about these collections. There are so many neutral elements that can be mixed, matched and turned into what you want them to be.

Hope you have an awesome Fourth of July! Thanks for stopping by!

Supplies:
eieio double-sided cardstock
hog heaven double-sided cardstock 
red bandana double-sided cardstock 
 lovebugs fancy frills sticker
ladybug polka dot doilies
lily white mini doilies
doodle twine - red white & blue
stars & moons cute clips
ladybug abigail CS stickers
out of this world shape sprinkles



Monday, July 1, 2019

RED, WHITE & BLUE SUMMER LAYOUT | with Virginia

July greetings, our family kicks off the Summer with celebrating the Canada Day holiday at our cottage, it's the perfect time to enjoy water activities and campfire s'mores! I chose as many red/white elements from the Yankee Doodle line to create my page.



As a clean and simple scrapbooker, I love anything linear or grid pattern so I used a calendar daily doodle (cut to 8.5x11) as my page base. I filled in all the little grid squares with the red/white gingham and red paisley patterned papers from the 6x6 paper pad. I achieved a paper quilt look by machine stitching little floral triangles onto the little square patterns.



Have you tried 8.5x11 scrapbooking? I like to have a mix of formats in my albums and as you can see you can still fit many photos to tell your story on an 8.5x11 page.

Thanks for dropping by the blog today, hope you have a wonderful day!

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