Laura Rumble - Crafter

   It's been a while - I've been battling the M.E. for a few weeks.  I created this layout before the bad spell and have just managed to photograph it now. Despite it being kraft - I often say I can't do kraft - it feels very authentically me. I have stamped the title, which is also the photo location, tone on tone on the background.  By repeat stamping I have sort of created my own patterned paper.  The stamps are from Skull and Cross Buns' Complete Jumbo Vintage Typewriter Alphabet set.  The rest of the ingredients are some rose gold foiled acetate from Pretty Little Studio, copper thread and acrylic gulls from Bramble Fox.  That's it.  Very minimal.  And I love it!

  Here's the last of the Dinosaur week layouts...           And here's the video:  

 I interupt Dinosaur Week to bring you my monthly layout for CSI.  This case file was a fun one, do come over and join us! Dies from Heffy Doodle and Bramble Fox.

 Today's Dinosaur Week layout doubles as a lesson in the Scrap Academy .  It's Summer Camp and we are playing the Alphabet Challenge... And one lucky participant will win a prize from the fabulous Lollipop Box Club .  Do check out the facebook group for more. Here are a few close ups of my layout...   And here's the video...

 Day five of Dinosaur Week sees a rainbow of dinos!   Here's the vid:

 Here's day four's shiny layout...  Video can be viewed here:  

Day three sees me combining Dinosaur Week with Lottie Loves Paper's Summer Sketch Challenge.  You can find all the details in the Lottie Loves Paper Community on Facebook. The video is here:

Here's day two of Dinosaaur Week!!  (Yes, I really am doing a whole week of dinosaur projects!)  Here's the video: 

 Yep, that's right.  It is Dinosaur Week on my YouTube channel and blog!  Why not, hey?  I have enough dino stash, plenty of photos and dinosaurs make me happy. Here's Day 1's video: 

  I've been on a card kick this week.  First up is a card made for this week's Colour Throwdown Challenge using red, coral and blue. My red (barn door distress oxide) and coral (abandoned coral distress oxide) are a little too similar for my liking.  I'm going to treat myself to a set of the Pinkfresh ink cubes in red shades as it has become obvious that I'm missing red die inks. Next up is a green and gold combo. And yes... I am loving these punny sentiments! Finally the no line watercolouring piece I shared earlier in the week has made it on to a card. The papers and stamps are all from StickerKitten bar this non-punny setimement which is from an old Feed Your Craft set.