Paper Creations by Tami: February 2010

Monday, February 15, 2010

Simple Scrapbooking Ideas -

Even if you aren't the avid scrapper here is a quick and easy way to decorate your CD case to store your photos in.

Friday, February 12, 2010

It is that time of year to start thinking about dusting off your clubs. It has reminded me of my trip last year in Mesquite, Nevada. Weather was great, fun friends and golf was best defined as an endless series of tragedies obsured by the occasional miracle.

I have used Creative Imaginations paper (Old Guys Rule). The title was cut from the Cricut cartridge (Cuttin' Up) and the Dymo label maker. Golf ball, tee and tab were from Quickutz 4x4 dies. I Embellished with We R Memory Keeper jumbo eyelets and ribbon from Adorn it/Carolee's Creation.

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Be My Valentine...

Send your Valentine a little something to talk about. I have altered this mailbox from the dollar bin at Target with paper and ribbon. Fill the mailbox with chocolates or other goodies for that special someone.

Here are two simple Valentine card ideas for you.

I used paper from last years line of We R Memory Keepers (Heart Attack), Quickutz 2x2 die (heart), gems and ribbon for embelishments. The base was cut from a 12x12 piece of paper using a tri-fold.

I used a heart punch on this card and stamped on the inside of the card to shine through. Then used a stick pin to accent the ribbon.

Sunday, February 7, 2010

My Love Affair with Joe

I often find I am not in many photos when working on my girls albums since I am usually the one taking the photos. I have made it a New Years resolutions to start and 8x8 album about myself. Here I have captured one things I truely love - STARBUCKS! The addiction came shortly after I met my creative partner and friend Candace. It's amazing how a cup of joe can inspire you.

I have used paper by Flair Designs (Coffee Talk) . The title was cut from my Starbucks sleeve by using the back side for the letters and the emblem for the "O". Letters were cut from the Quickutz alphabet Yogurt. I used twill ribbon from Creative Impressions (Coffee Bean & Words) along with the Dymo label maker.