D-lish Scraps December DT share 1 - Cheers to Us

Hi everyone, can you believe it is December? I really can't, I really need another month up my sleeve.

My first share for December is one inspired by the December Inspiration Board, a nice summery board, sure to get you searching for those summer pictures from last year.

My photo is from last December, a rare moment to catch up with my sister, as we live in different states, and this was her birthday, and she was in my home city. 

Cheers to Us

I quite liked the vintage feel to the inspiration board, and was inspired by the flower image. So I chose a floral paper, and then went from there. 

In my first cluster I have used a Green Tara Azalea, Colour me cuts flowers, which I coloured using gelatos, flair, Little Birdie pearl petites marshmallow flowers, forget me nots, faceted enamel dots. 

I also added a white paper doily and a Green Tara Jasmine flower.

D-lish Scraps DT share 3 September

Hi everyone, I am back with my last share for the month. This layout was inspired this months inspiration board, I loved it that much, lol.

I was inspired by the handmade flowers in the second picture, plus the colours. I made my own handmade flowers to replicate those in the board. I did this using wet tissue paper and a rubber stamp and moulded the paper over the stamp. I then added some paint to the ridges. 

It's a calling

In the first cluster, you can see I have used a white 5 inch paper doily, flair, date strip, cabachon from the JAP kit - Flights of Fantasy.

In the second cluster I have used a creative cut that I coloured with gelato, magnolia flower, Green Tara jasmine flower, pastel petals, wood veneer leaves, resin heart and cabachon from Flights of Fantasy JAP kit.

Adorable - D-lish Scraps August DT share 1

Hi everyone, it;s August already, and nearly the end of winter, yay, it's been so cold. I guess when it is horrible weather, it gives us time to scrap away and not be worried about missing the sunshine.
So anyway, today I present my first August share, this one is insipired by the August inspiration board:

How pretty is this? It having the sweet theme to it, I wanted to use a sweet photo, so I did this one of a friends grand-daughter, she is so sweet in this photo. 

Adorable

Wow I did pull out some old papers for this, remember those die cut scalloped pages - yes, that is what that is behind the photo, but it worked so well. Anyway, I think I have brought it back to the modern day with all the D-lish Scraps goodies. I also stenciled the background paper, with some texture paste and added some colour to the stenciled hearts. 

In my first cluster, I have used Memory Maze chipboard word title, white paper doily, Creative Cuts heart, Green Tara Jasmine flower, Pastel petals, wood veneer leaves, and enamel dot.

The second cluster features a cornflower, wood veneer leaf, flair button, sequin bow, pastel petals, ombre wordfetti and enamel dot.

The last cluster, features a Creative Cuts large heart behind the photo, and a bitty bag.

I hope you can find some time to have a go at the inspiration board, I am sure you will enjoy it.

Jam & Cram - D-lish Scraps DT share number 3 August

Hi everyone, I am back with my last share for July. This layout is inspired by one of the current cybercrop challenges in the Scrap Suite, by Amy Churchward. I love Amy's work, so she is so clever with mixed media. So Amy's challenge is to be inspired by food. Amy's original inspiration was scones, and I had this photo in my stash waiting to be scrapped, yes scones. It was a no brainer, lol.

Jam & Cream

I had a lot of fun with this one. The cafe we were at when I took this photo, is a vintage inspired little cafe, with lots of vintage items around it, and they do the best scones, it is what they are known for, the name of the cafe is Jam & Cream. 

Anyway, I decided to try to keep a vintage theme to the layout. I found in my vintage stash this page from an old magazine, with the words "made from wheat", and it was a perfect fit for the layout, along with the vintage lace and crochet doily. 

I was then able to embellish it perfectly with my D-lish Scraps products.

With this first cluster, I have used a paper doily, cut in half and tucked behind the photo. I have added flowers and leaves from the Love like this just add paper kit. To finish, I used Creative Cuts leaves, flair button and ombre wordfetti strip of words. 

With the second cluster, I repeated the Ombre wordfetti, coloured paper doily half, Creative Cuts leaves, flowers and leaves from just add paper kit. I also added a Green Tara jasmine flower.

I love the overall effect of this layout. 

D-lish Scraps July DT share 2 - Merry Christmas

Hi everyone, well we are half way through winter, yay, and it is time for my second share for July.
This layout is my challenge for the monthly cybercrop in the Scrap Suite, take a look and join in.

Merry Christmas

So my challenge is the theme Christmas in July, but also add an item that is not Christmas related. 

My non Christmas item is a 5 x 7 paper bag. To this I have added punchinella, Green Tara jasmine flower, wood veneer star, flower sequins and heart from Kinder Kreations word title set.

In the second cluster, I have featured a paper doily, and stars from Kinder Kreations word title set.

I hope you can join us for the cybercrop challenges.

Until next time, happy scrapping.

D-lish Scraps June share #2 - Little Helper

Hi everyone, I am back with my 2nd June share.

This layout I created, using a theme from the March cybercrop, monochrome layout. 

Of course, I had to choose pink as my monochromed theme. 

I started with the background that had been geli-plated then added texture paste through a  hexagonal stencil, and then a combination of sprays in different pink tones. 

I also added a bow from the Love like this kit bits and some of the new flower sequins.

The next cluster includes a paper doily, Green Tara jasmine flower, resin flower and Peach Twist kit bit veneer. 

Finally, the last cluster, has a flair button hiding at the top.

Pink is a great colour to work with. 

Until next time, happy scrapping.