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Showing posts with label Prima. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prima. Show all posts

Sunday, 19 September 2010

Prima - Fairy Flora


Hi there everyone! I am just popping by to share a couple of Prima layouts I made using the LEFTOVERS from one of the retreat classes! Everyone knows how awesome the class packs are here at Scrapbook City and this one was no exception! Look at all of those gorgeous flowers! (Bling was an added extra on my part)


On this one the only extra pieces I used were a few orange leaves (from last retreat co-incidentally!), some mini metter stickers and a red bazzill just the edge. And I put it together in about 20 minutes which is a record for me!

Not long now! I can hardly wait! Five more sleeps for me...Four if you are lucky enough to be going on Thursday!

Wednesday, 15 September 2010

Prima Jack and Jill

Hi there everyone! How are you on this fine and very WINDY morning? I am sitting up in my studio enjoying the sound of the wind whipping through the gum trees across the road...It makes me feel llike I am near the ocean!

So I have a layout to share with you today that I made using the leftover papers from my baby banner. I am really enjoying linear designs at the moment. They allow me to keep my page nice and neat and I also get to use my border punches!

Here is a little close up of the details!


I made a stack of the layered flowers again. I am so happy that I have almost finished the whole container...I end up with way too many leftovers sometimes!

Monday, 13 September 2010

As promised...

Hi there! I promised to show you a litte baby banner I made using the new Jack and Jill range from Prima so here it is!


I used my cricut and Gypsy to design the flags...they are diamond shapes from the Once upon a Princess cartridge. I sized them to be able to layer them by using the layer option on the gypsy. The chysanthymum type flowers are just lots (5 or 6) of paper flowers layered on top of each other with a brad to hold them together and scrunched together to make them sit up.
I used my Cuttlebug and Spellbinders to make the lacy background for the flowers, then strung it up on some dyed crochet lace.
The font is from the Nursery Rhymes Cartridge.
I will have a few more layouts to share with you this week. Don't forget to get your Kaiser entry in by tomorrow!

Wednesday, 28 July 2010





Oh Prima, the most beautifulest of them all. I just love love love these prima flowers and the example layouts that they have in there booth. I have ordered heaps and heaps of flowers.

Everyone who is coming to our retreat in September, hold onto your seats, I have choosen a Prima Layout for one of the classes, it is so so beautiful. I will share some sneak peaks of that on the retreat blog.