Calendar pages
I decided to make a calender for myself...although I may end up just using these as computer desktops rather than paying to print a calendar.
In whatever order I have been inspired:
For credits, see this blog entry for the Lizzie side. The papers on the Maury side are from Sausan Design's Altered Artistry Add On that came in one of her great grabbags (I cut the frame from one of the papers using the frame from the Lizzie side as a template). The alpha is by Krista Mettler from her You've Got Mail Mini Kit (I got it when it was a freebie in the Queen of the Crop contest).
Background paper and notepad paper from Bren Boone's The Peacock Lady; mini alpha by Jenn Trippetti (I'm sticking with the round alpha as a theme for the pages and will use this alpha set of Jenn's often); pen from Ronna Penner's Express Yourself; ribbons wrapping the picture and notepaper from Shannon Lee's Wrapped Up Ribbons.
Weird huh? I had an idea and went with it. Everything is from Betsy Tuma's Pop Tart except the alpha which is Jenn's again.
I modified a Doodleboog's template for this one (I don't see the set I used in her store now). The papers and alpha are from Traci Reed's Ruffled Skirt.
Lots of credits on this one. I used Janet Phillips' templates for the trees. The papers for the trees and their trunks are from Jenn Trippetti's Tough Guy Collection. The red papers on the back tree are from Jenn's Lovey Dovey kit (which I think is retired), her Red Hot! kit, and her Digitalwear: Trendsetter kit. The yellow ornaments on the front tree are made from one of Jenn's papers in her retired Sunshine kit. The papers for the ground and sky are from Miss Mint's Winter Sparkle with a Traci Sims paper tear from her Ripped and Curled Combo in the middle. The stiching around the center photo is from Vicki Stegall's Random Goodies :: TWO. The alpha is Jenn's.
Can I just say that WOW! have designers been moving around in the last year!?!?! I had to find some of these talented ladies at stores which were not the ones I purchased from originally.
In whatever order I have been inspired:
For credits, see this blog entry for the Lizzie side. The papers on the Maury side are from Sausan Design's Altered Artistry Add On that came in one of her great grabbags (I cut the frame from one of the papers using the frame from the Lizzie side as a template). The alpha is by Krista Mettler from her You've Got Mail Mini Kit (I got it when it was a freebie in the Queen of the Crop contest).
Background paper and notepad paper from Bren Boone's The Peacock Lady; mini alpha by Jenn Trippetti (I'm sticking with the round alpha as a theme for the pages and will use this alpha set of Jenn's often); pen from Ronna Penner's Express Yourself; ribbons wrapping the picture and notepaper from Shannon Lee's Wrapped Up Ribbons.
Weird huh? I had an idea and went with it. Everything is from Betsy Tuma's Pop Tart except the alpha which is Jenn's again.
I modified a Doodleboog's template for this one (I don't see the set I used in her store now). The papers and alpha are from Traci Reed's Ruffled Skirt.
Lots of credits on this one. I used Janet Phillips' templates for the trees. The papers for the trees and their trunks are from Jenn Trippetti's Tough Guy Collection. The red papers on the back tree are from Jenn's Lovey Dovey kit (which I think is retired), her Red Hot! kit, and her Digitalwear: Trendsetter kit. The yellow ornaments on the front tree are made from one of Jenn's papers in her retired Sunshine kit. The papers for the ground and sky are from Miss Mint's Winter Sparkle with a Traci Sims paper tear from her Ripped and Curled Combo in the middle. The stiching around the center photo is from Vicki Stegall's Random Goodies :: TWO. The alpha is Jenn's.
Can I just say that WOW! have designers been moving around in the last year!?!?! I had to find some of these talented ladies at stores which were not the ones I purchased from originally.
posted by Terri Milstead at 8:18 PM
1 Comments:
You know what I love about these as a whole? Your month names are all in circular alphas. That's just really cool to have them all related that way!
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