Welcome back! I have really enjoyed all the visits and comments that have come from you blog hoppers! This has really been a lot of fun so far. If you have joined me first, you will want to head back to the
Scrap Whispers blog so you can start at the beginning. This week we are featuring the work of the very talented
Mindy Miller. She is a such a fabulous scrapbooker among other talents! Here is her layout that I decided to scraplift this week:
I love how she split the paper on the top and bottom. I've been wanting to do this myself with some of the large diecut paper. So here's my version:
Mindy also provided us with a sketch to use:
And here is my interpretation:
Thanks again for stopping by! You can head on over to see more showcase's of Mindy's work on
Karry's blog! See you next week!
I love how she split the paper on the top and bottom. I've been wanting to do this myself with some of the large diecut paper. So here's my version:
Mindy also provided us with a sketch to use:
15 comments:
Lovely take on the sketch!
Love that paper and such a cutie!
I'm loving what you did with the sketch and the other layout! Thanks for this honor, Mindy
great layouts! very cute!
So cute!! Love how you took on the sketch
ooh 2 for the price of one! great layouts
Love both of your latyouts! I love how you flipped it up and made it your own. Great job!
Telah, they're both gorgeous, the lift is so lovely and girly, and I'm going to have to do that thing with the die-cut paper, well done for picking that one up!
Two for the price of one this week - you've been busy! Your little one is adorable!
I LOVE both LOs you created! Really nice take on Mindy's layout and sketch.
great adaptation of the sketch, great work
That black die cut is so neat! And wow... Amelia is growing up so fast. Just look at all that hair!
I love your use of LYB paper! So cute!
Excellent choice for a scraplift! That is such a neat LO! Love your XOXO border along the photos and your journaling blocks are very unique :-)
Really like the layouts I like seeing a sketch and seeing what people's take on it is. Great job.
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