Showing posts with label Jenni Bowlin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jenni Bowlin. Show all posts

Friday, December 7, 2012

15 Days of the Holidays - Day 7

 

Hello!  Christy Musack - TeamWorks Member here for day 7 
of the 15 Days of Holidays event.

I got a head start on my album this year, knowing how busy the month of December can be.

I went with an 8x8 album to give room for photos and bit of creative elements too.  I wanted a book with an easy-to-assemble format. These top-load pages allow me to slip my album pages in-and-out and move them around as needed as I develop the book.

Keeping it simple during the assembly will allow me to go back and add more elements including the numbered days after the holidays - once my photos are developed.  I also kept to supplies in my stash (for the most part).


My cover features Simple Stories, Studio Calico, Jenni Bowlin, October Afternoon (mostly existing product from my stash) and a bit more:


Up Close:
I spritzed with Mister Hueys, added washi, twine, a doily, shipping tag 
and even a paper clip-


A look at some of the pages inside: 




Be sure to stop back tomorrow for Rosann's 15 Days of the Holidays project.
Happy Friday!




Tuesday, November 27, 2012

30 Days, 30 Cards: Day 27





It's day 27 of 30 Days, 30 Cards! Only 3 days left to get your cards in, so don't fall behind like I have :) I made today's card with Jenni Bowlin's Wren collection (again!), which you can purchase here.



The sketch is from Card Patterns:



...and here is my card:

Blessed:


This card has a little bit more of a Thanksgiving-ish feel to it, but there are some reds and greens in there. 
 I found this sketch to be pretty forgiving.  You can play it up, or keep it simple....have fun with it!  Be sure to stop back tomorrow for another sketch, and don't forget to link up your projects!




Tuesday, November 13, 2012

30 Days, 30 Cards - Day #13




Hi! Welcome to day 13 of 30 Cards for 30 Days. Today's sketch is from the Clean and Simple Stamping blog.




I've used Jenni Bowlin's Wren Collection to make my card.

Joy:


Even though this collection does not have a Christmas theme, there were some muted reds and greens that gave the card a very nice vintage-y Christmas feel.

Stop back tomorrow for another sketch, and don't forget to link up your creations to be entered in the contest!





Friday, October 26, 2012

Creative Friday - Jenni Bowlin 'Wren' Collection





Hi! I am back today to share a couple of projects that I made using Jenni Bowlin's Wren Collection, Flag Tags, General Store Postage Stickers, and Postage Label Stickers.




      


I LOVE Jenni Bowlin's products.  They are vintage-y, and mostly neutral color pallets with no particular theme. That makes them perfect for everyday photos and projects. First up, is this layout...


Four:

There are endless possibilities for those postage labels.  Here they make a great border, but they would also be great for a title with letter stickers, or holding little bits of information, like names or dates.


Here is a close up of the Flag Tags, which are excellent for layering.


Next up is a card....

Thinking of You:

Since these products are so versatile, you can make a card for any theme by just clustering some cute embellishments together. Just pick a sentiment, and you're done.


That's it!  I hope you have enjoyed these projects, and that I have given you some ideas on how to use your Jenni Bowlin products.