Yummy Kaiser range

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Had a lot of fun scrapping with the gorgeous Mary yesterday and got two layouts done. One I can post now the other will have to be a secret, but watch out for the latest at http://scrapthatsong.blogspot.com/
awesome new challenges coming up so soon.

Back in the day, they took pics of your new bub on crinkly paper, pink girls, blue boys, a really bright blue in this case, so I made the pic b&w and then, quite shamelessly scraplifted the very talented Karen Shady. I totally loved her baby page using the same Kaiser range and it was all so perfect for this pic.
Used - Kaiser lullaby pp, diecuts and flowers. Bella! chipboard alphas ,stunning flourish from the October "Embellish Me" kit at http://www.my2angels.net/c/276/Embellish-Me-Subscription-Kit-Club.html   handmade gingham button (i am getting very clever you know), muslin from Miss Mary (she has a real thing for it atm), gorgeous Prima Shabby Chic resin bird, Craft Queen ribbon and the metal embellie at the side was on the original page I did of this pic (many many moons ago) plus Martha Stewart and Fiskars punches.
Thanks for stopping by, hugs and love xo

Comments

Dolly B said…
It turned out a treat Miss Annette, so soft and beautiful, LOVE the button, you ARE a very clever chicky Mwwwwwwah
October 2, 2011 at 11:08 AM
Leanne J said…
that is so sweet Venetta.. gorgeous..and what a precious photo.. woot woot.
October 2, 2011 at 10:07 PM
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