This week is our 2011-2012 Design Team's last week here on the Bella blog. But before saying our final goodbye, we still have a ton of projects from these designers to share with you. Today we have a handful of layouts to share.
"Scooter", by Kim Arnold.
The colors in the Making the Team range were made to go with these photos of my son riding his scooter. I love how versatile this range is, in that it can work perfectly for sport pages as well as bold and colorful boy pages! Don’t have enough “o”s in the letters you want to use? No problems! The circle star designs on the Volleyball patterned paper made perfect substitutes.
Supplies:
Making the Team: Cute Cuts, Volleyball, Wall of Fame, Chipboard Icons; Mr Boy: Chit Chat Chipboard, Just Write Journaling Stickers; Simply Simona Chipboard Alphas: Oyster
"Infectious Smile", by Laura Vegas.
I used a fun mix of chipboard elements on this layout. I started by picking out a combination of the chipboard alphas. I used the newer white text, the pink, and the blue. Then I added in some older lowercase green alphas, and yellow and pink alpha stickers. After choosing my alpha colors, I set out to pick my patterned papers, pulling from the Birthday Boy collection, Birthday Girl collecion, Thankful collection, and a few older collections. I used my favorite grid patterned paper for the main part of my layout. It gives the nice white background, so that everything else "pops" on the page, but still has a bit of interest with the grid lines. I also used lots of chipboard pieces from the Sophisticates collection. The sun and clouds, a trio of trees, and some border pieces.
Supplies:
Birthday Boy: Toadilly Cool; Birthday Girl: Party Dress, Celebrate; Thankful: Homey; Family Dynamix: Quadrants; Simply Simona Chipboard Alphas: Pickle Juice; Sienna Chipboard Alphas: Sienna Punch, Blueberry, Pony; High Five Alpha Stickers: Yellow, Pink-Red; Ciao Chip Elements: Trees, Clouds, Borders
"The Games Country Boys Play", by Megan Klauer.
I used the hearts & the circles from my son's target practice drawings & mimicked those in my design. The Our Spot sheet was perfect for getting multiple colored circles. I was able to make a bold statement with a large title. One of my favorite things to do!
Supplies:
Thankful: Borders, Our Spot, Alpha+Bits Stickers, Chipboard Icons; Sienna Chipboard Alphas: Blueberry; Simply Simona Chipboard Alphas: Oyster, Saltwater; High Five Alpha Stickers: Black–White; Designer Tapes: Yellow Chevron, Gulf Dot
“Daddy”, by Sue Mylde.
6x12 is a fun size to create with! I have been experimenting with different styles and have been enjoying using this page size to focus on one photo, sharing a story. This is my hubby and son at a fun visit by the lakeside. I love working with different collections and combining different elements on one page. My favorite part is the sticker 'Dad' added to a fun wooden button. Also, who says you can't have hearts on a boy's page :)
Supplies:
Spring Flings & Easter Things: A Tisket A Tasket; Sunshine & Happiness: Popsicle Kisses; Sunny Happy Skies: Alpha+Bits Stickers; Baby Boy: Alpha+Bits Stickers, Momma's Boy, On The Go
I just love the colours in your collections! Amazing layouts!!
Posted by: Tracey | September 29, 2012 at 08:15 AM
What do you put a 6x 12 page into? Are there albums?
Posted by: Andrea Winbigler | September 29, 2012 at 08:17 AM
These are GORGEOUS!! LOVING all the BIG titles!!!!
Posted by: Julie Tucker-Wolek | September 29, 2012 at 09:36 AM
Awesome pages! Love the bright fun of Kim's page - the banner paper is my fave...and Laura's "infectious Smile" page makes me smile too - great mix of papers! Thanks for sharing your lovely work.
Posted by: Cynthia B. | September 29, 2012 at 09:53 AM
Gorgeous layouts!!! "Infectious Smile" is darling!!
Posted by: Lisa Young | September 29, 2012 at 12:25 PM
Love these! Especially lovin' the bold colors and layout designs of Laura and Kim's pages. The long title in Megan's layout and the unique format of Sue's page is also fun! :)
Posted by: Mendi Yoshikawa | September 29, 2012 at 01:02 PM
So many great pages! :)
Posted by: Kathy Martin | September 29, 2012 at 04:20 PM