Showing posts with label Nonnasscraps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nonnasscraps. Show all posts

December 14, 2012

Happy holidays! This is Jeannie from Nonnas Scraps and I am so excited to be with you again!
If your life is like mine right now, your time is limited! I still have cards to get out and I want a few that I can keep -- just in case. I love the idea of using simples shapes, and this card just works with those!




White circles: 4" (two), 3" (one), 2.25" (one)
a hat ( I used Lettering Delights Christmas Photo Props)
a carrot shape (from Lettering Delights Christmas Photo Props)
7-8" ribbon
6" twine
Permanent black marker
Assorted glues
Scotch Transparent Tape
Distress Ink: Antique Photo
Red and Silver Stickles Glue


  • Cut the circles from white cardstock. Ink three one of each size (3 total) with Antique Photo ink. 


  • Crease the un-inked circle (4") 1/2 from edge:


  • Add glue at the folded line one the smaller section of the circle. Glue to second 4" circle (inked side out). This forms the card base. Open and set aside. 



  • Add 6" of twine to the back of the 3" circle with tape. Add pop dots. 



  • With the card base open and the right side up, add the prepared 3" circle as pictured:



  • Add the carrot shape to the 2. 25" circle as shown:



  • With the black marker, add eyes and "coal" mouth....



  • Fold the ribbon in half. Knot approximately 1" from the folded edge. 

  • Tape to the back of the 2.25" circle with the knot outside of the circle circumference. 


  • Pop dot the smallest circle to the stack:



  • Add the hat shape and embellish!



  • I added a sentiment in a snowflake shape to the inside that says "Warm holiday wishes!" You could use this as a holiday thank you with "Snow many thanks!" 
I hope to see you again soon, maybe on my blog! The warmest holiday wishes to you and yours! 


October 20, 2012

Digital Scrapping....and a gift!

Hi, all! This is Jeannie from Nonnasscraps. I am thrilled to be back with you here at Sassy Lady! Thanks for letting me share!

For my son's birthday I decided to give him "scrapbook" of his two children. He is, however, not into bulky books or fluff. I saw a stand at Michael's that held 8x8" scrapbook pages and allowed the pages to be used as art. A 50% off coupon and it was mine. But here is what is his:



The title page says, "A Child is the Greatest Joy, the Ultimate Blessing." It is so true of these two babies. The stand holds multiple pages, so it can grow over time. Pages can be used back and front and flip over the rings to the back (so the art can change!) Here are two more pages:

I Scrapbook for MacBook Pro
(digital scrapbooking software)
Photos of choice
Digital papers of choice
Digital Elements of Choice
Photo/Scrapbook Stand (Michael's)
mat photo paper
Home printer

  1. Assemble each page in the software.
  2. Print at 8x8" size.
  3. Trim to size.
  4. Embellish if desired.
  5. Add to sleeve of stand.
  6. Display.
I can think of numerous ways to use a stand like this. Celebrate a wedding, new baby or anniversary. How about displaying a favored trip? What can you think of?