Multi Font Titles | Digital Scrapbooking Words on Wednesday

Hello Everyone! Need to add a punch to your digital scrapbooking layout? Try using multiple fonts in your title. You can pick “matchy-matchy” or “not-matchy” at all. Let your creativity shine and make those titles pop. Let me show you what I mean.

First up is Kariyn Lisa. Isn’t that picture of her daughter holding the fish so darn cute? I think she enjoyed the boating portion of their activity more than the fishing part. Kairyn used In the Pocket {Strips}, Gone Fishin & Gone Fishin Word Art & On the Water. Wouldn’t it be interesting to jump 20 years into the future and see if her daughter (now a Mom) would take her daughter fishing?

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Kariyn Lisa Left (kairynlisa) She used In the Pocket {Strips}, Gone Fishing & On the Water

Kariyn Lisa Right (kairynlisa) She used In the Pocket {Strips}, Gone Fishing & On the Water

Next we have Jen G (grahamlikethecrackers) She used About A Boy and CU Dynamic Alpha Doodles. That little guy is going to break some hearts with that blonde hair and blue eyes. Oh, and those dimples! Love how the 3 vehicles look like they just drove off the banner. Great use of 2 large pictures and multiple fonts.
Jen G (grahamlikethecracker) She used About a Boy and CU Dynamic Alpha Doodles
Melissa (pretty peaches) has our last layout for today. She used Gone Fishing, Darling Stitched-a-bet, & Sew Crafty. The wood shutters are a great way to “frame” the picture and the strip of lined paper really creates a stage for her clustering. She used a regular alpha and then placed the alpha stitches precisely where they needed to be. The fonts made me want to look closer at the layout. Last, I love the tape measure in the cluster at the top. Who doesn’t need to measure their award-winning fish?
Melissa (prettypeaches) She used Gone Fishing & Darling Stitched a-bet
Take a chance, change up your fonts. Take you layouts to a new level. Hope to see your digital scrapbooking layouts soon in the pin gallery at Scrap Orchard.
Hugs!

4.21 Darling Stitched-A-Bet, Wet Paint Alpha, & CU Stitched Blooms Playdate

Hello Everyone! Chelle’s Aunt Sari here. Chelle has a couple of fun new alpha’s you’ll want to be sure to get. I’ve heard a rumor that she’s considering other colors & fonts for the Darling Stitched-A-Bet series, so keep your eye’s out for what’s to come. She also has a Wet Paint Alpha & CU Stitched Blooms that were released this week. If you buy Chelle’s Darling Stitched-A-Bet, you’ll get the Wet Paint Alpha for FREEEEE through April 26th.  You’ll want to get these, they’ll really add dimension to your designs.

  • Darling Stitched-A-Bet: Hand-stitched titles & monograms are a sure-fire method to add beauty & realism to your layouts. Stitch your words in an instant with Darling Stitch-a-bets. This premium alpha includes uppercase, lowercase, numbers and some punctuation in five trendy colors: cool coral, passion peach, honey gold, leaf green, & robin’s egg blue. Meticulously hand-crafted for project excellence.
  • Wet Paint Alpha: Add a carefree painted look to your layouts…and NO MESS!  Wet Paint Alpha by Chelle’s Creations includes uppercase, lowercase, numbers & some punctuation in 10 colors: red, blue, green, yellow, pink, brown, white, black, orange, purple.
  • CU Stitched Blooms: Your papers + Your colors + CU Stitched Blooms = “handcrafted” flowers for your designs.  CU Stitched Blooms includes 6 flowers & 1 center.  Each shape includes a mask & grayscale stitches.  Try vellum…kraft…crumpled…  The possibilities are endless.  CU Stitched Blooms is a treasure in your CU collection

I was sitting here trying to think of a funny story to share about “stitches” or “paint.” My sister kindly pointed out that I needed to share about my graceful fall in our kitchen. Chelle was still in Illinois when this happened, so I don’t know if she’s even heard the story. LOL!! In 1995, my sister, Barb and I moved into a house. We basically painted everything, and hung some wallpaper borders. One day we were working on hanging a border in the kitchen. It was a square room, but one wall was cabinets. My sister, Ellen was on a ladder in one corner, Barb was on a ladder in another corner, and I was at the other corner. We didn’t have another ladder, so I was balancing on a folding chair with two 5-gallon buckets of wheat of top of it, and I could just barely reach the ceiling. We wet the wallpaper border and Barb & Ellen had their corners pressed into place, waiting on me. I had the wallpaper border in both hands and was standing on 1-foot stretching up on my tippy-toes while using the other leg for balance. I am NOT a graceful person and I’m sure you can imaging the results. I think I must have clawed at the air for 5 or 10 minutes – which of course, was really only 1-2 seconds. (like Wile_E-Coyote did in cartoons!) Meanwhile, down on the floor, we had paint cans everywhere in all the different room colors. Our bathroom was being tiled and the porcelain toilet was sitting on the kitchen floor also. When I started to fall, and started grasping at air, I knew I was in trouble. I could land on all the gallon-paint cans or the toilet. Well there was a large crash as me, all that wheat, and the paint can’s all flew. (Tip! Wheat in “Wet Paint” is not a good thing!) LOL! What-a-mess!

My FAV LO of the week goes to Lynett. I loved the colors, the blocking and a nod to the excellence of student-worker’s everywhere. The Wet Paint Alphareally “pops!” Great job Lynett! I also want to mention Shanell’s LO. Love the way she used the CU Stitched Bloom’s flower outline without the actual flower. Check them out!Here’s the Creative Team’s designs for the week. Enjoy!