Paris Pages

Here are a couple of pages I made from our trip to Paris.  

This first page is of a beautiful painting that we saw during our tour of the Louvre.

And I used this sketch from Stuck on U Sketches:

This second page was made using another great sketch from ScrapMuch?.  

I included the Paris city map and added a little bit of pearl bling to the page.  I used DCWV papers and did a little fussy cutting with it.

Have a wonderful day!!

Flying High

This was probably one of my favorite rides in Disney!  This is the Character in Flight balloon ride over Disneyland Paris.

I used the sketch challenge from The Memory Nest - and the included challenge of using stamps on the background.  I "tried" to stamp a border around the photo.  And then I used some stamps for the title.

Have a wonderful day!!

Hollywood!!!

Love posing by all the fun signage around Disney!  

Love all the shiny stuff!  the ribbon, the stars, the alphas!

I used the "star" challenge from Red Carpet Studios on this page. Think I have enough stars??  My new was this really pretty ribbon trim I found in the Christmas clearance section at Michael's.

Have a wonderful day!!!

Having fun in Paris

My hubby and my younger daughter love taking selfies together...lol.  They are total camera hogs!  And the photo bomb is one of their favorites...not mine!
Here they are taking yet another selfie outside of the Louvre...

I used sketch # 31 from the Memory Nest.  I inked up the paper quite a bit.  Then I added flowers and some brads.  

Have a wonderful day!

Hat Trick

I used a sketch from Paper Issues that looked like a lot of fun!  I cut my photos in circles, then used squares and cut more circles.  I also broke out my Epiphany Crafts tool to turn some circles into charms.  

Have a wonderful day!!

That grin!

Love the Cheshire Cat!  This was such a fun place to explore!
I used a sketch from Sketch N Scrap as my inspiration.

Have a wonderful day!

Painting the Roses Red

I'm really happy with how this page turned out...considering I had no idea what to do with these pictures.  I used sketch #131 from Sketchabilities again!  .  I managed to used all red and let the black in the pictures speak for themselves.