I've just discovered your pages Sue!!! I think you have found your SB muse, they're all of them excellent! What a great souvenir of our day in St Malo as well :DDD. I think my favourite, however, is the one of Alex in the playground.

I'm looking forward to seeing more of your pages now

I've just spent a weekend on a Scrapbooking workshop with Karine Cazenave and Celine Navarro, but I can't show the projects until mid-December as they are doing several more workshops on the same theme throughout France. They are absolutely fabulous and I don't regret a penny of the (very-pricey) subscription fee!

And another...

ahh they're all great, Sue! Hope you keep up with it

Final one of the weekend ones. The lady on the scooter was stuck over the top of one of her favourite places in the island (the favourite being an eatery!), I didn't have an appropriate photo of her there so created it.

That's not an eatery, that's the lavender farm! Nice flars though. Looks as if I am mowing the grass up there.Very nice dear.

That circular page is stunning, Sue, I love it!

I haven't been very productive recently, but here's a page I made today, using a painting technique I learned at last weekend's workshop for the border:

On a roll here (saying which is a sure-fire way to put a sudden stop to my roll), so here's tonight's page:



I really need to start scrapbooking during daylight hours, that way I might even manage to get a half-decent picture of what I make!

Brilliant pages.

I love them both - the colours really stand out on the second one. Is the paper rolled into cylinders on the first one? Looks effective however you did it!

Yep, I used rolls of paper for the first one. Little tip, however, use light paper for rolling the paper as the more rigid cardstock doesn't roll very well and had me pulling my hair out in clumps!

Thank you both!

Great layouts, Sue and Santana both! I have been working on an album for a course and will have to post some of the pages. For today here are some Christmas cards, again from a kit, but one without really detailed instructions so a chance to be a bit more creative. The kit came in a neat little tin, with handle, which is great for keeping finished cards in too!

They look great, spliz!

Lovely cards Liz.

I did this and sent it to someone on a craft forum, she said she would like a bird, I suspect she meant one more realistic but not to worry.

I think if she meant one more realistic, she will be happier still with this one! It's amazing!!!

Love the cards Liz!
And that bird is awesom .. I bet she loves it!

I joined in in an online crop on a French craft forum where I am a member, last night. The person who organised the tutorial makes some great cards and layouts so I really didn't want to miss her crop. I was not disappointed!!! I loved the project, all in 3D, so I stayed up late to get it finished (hence the terrible photo of my page):



I've had those papers languising in my stash for over a year, and the photo is several years old. It was about time I did something with both of them, eh?

Not my usual style, here's a very 'classical' SB layout I made last night:

This is a piece of card punched with a Martha Stewart Pansy edge punch together with a Pansy corner punch - the combination is known as 'round the page'. I bought the edge punch with a gift certificaate from one of our members here. Thank you.

Oooh that is gorgeous!!!

I have lots of sets, some of the deep ones as well as the normal ones. I love them all.

Lucky lucky you!!!

A bell decoration made out of ... a yoghurt pot! Yes, a yoghurt pot, covered in tin foil and then decorated with ribbons.

How lovely Jane. very clever.

Great idea! and love your tree & decorations!