Good morning and welcome to the CKCB Members Blog Hop. You should have come here from Susan who is sharing a beautiful project.
This month for the blog hop there was 3 challenges
1 - Picture this - use at least 4 photos on your project
2 - Old tool Challenge - Dust off an old tool and get creative
3 - Project altering experience - include an altered embellishment
I chose number 2. I dusted off my old dymo machine. I can remember buying it years a go because lots of people used them for journalling on their pages. I think I have used mine once or twice!
I saw the inspiration for this page in a magazine. I'm going to say Scrap365 but I can't be sure as I had ripped the page out of the magazine when I was having a clear out. I liked the way the tags were going across the page. The inspiration page had a lot more going on but I decided to keep it a bit more clean and simple. I have started to scrap about myself a bit more in the last year or so and I don't feel so nervous doing it anymore.
The photography isn't great I apologise. My camera is not working too well at the moment.
All stash is from the kit apart from the wooden numbers. I was at my crop and a fellow scrapper was having a clear out and selling some stash she no longer wanted. The numbers were perfect for the page and I was obviously doing a good deed by helping out a fellow scrapper get rid of her stash ;-)
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Thank you for visiting
Laura x
That's stunning, it's simple, effective and loads of detail to see, my favourite I have seen for a while around ye olde internets.
ReplyDeleteSweet! I love the little details and the creative use of the dymo-labels.
ReplyDeleteThis is really lovely! I like that you kept things clean and simple - it really brings your attention to those tags and all the little details.
ReplyDeleteThis really has a unique look to it - well done.
ReplyDeleteThis is a stunner - so happy that you are more in your scrapping this year! I have my Dad's Dymo, complete with the bright blue tape. I can just see the jars of nuts & bolts in his workshop in my mind's eye labeled with that tape, lol. It's funny because I used it to label the drawers in my studio! Just now realized that - will have to scrap that memory... thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful layout and beautiful quantities to have too :) Love the whole tag thing you got going on about the layout that is really interesting :)
ReplyDeletequalities that should say not quantities
Deleteyou're right! I have a Dymo too that I HAD to have but have hardly ever used! Will fish it out and try to find a way to use it! Thanks for the inspiration - great page
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use the old label maker for a quick title or strip journaling! Awesome! I think I have two of these, somewhere... You have inspired me to dig them out and put them to use!
ReplyDeleteThat's right, I used to use a labeler for journaling a lot, I've completely forgotten about that thing! (Now to find where I put it three or so moves ago, haha!) I love this clean layout, the tags going across look amazing - great job!!!
ReplyDeleteI have a DYMO labeller here too. I forget to use it. Your layout looks fabulous.Great work.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful use of our product!.
ReplyDeleteWe are proud to be part of your creations!.
Warmest regards,
Paul
Dymo Customer Service
I love my dymo machine! honestly i bought it for scrapbooking but never got around to use it for my pages instead went around labeling stuff. thanks for sharing it to remind me why i bought it in the first place! lol i love the photo on the tags. Simply a lovely layout!
ReplyDeleteThey are very nice, but it's better that you use the handy drawing instead of the photos.
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