Sketch 1
Sketch 2
Designer's Take
"Proud New Mom"
"The MANY Faces of Me"
"Like A Fine Wine"
"Grown & Sexy"
"My Smile"
"Tiny Dancer"
"Tiny Dancer"
Platinum Scraps was originally launched February of 2010 as a vision of several friends who met on the Cricut Message board who wanted to venture out into creating, sharing, and showcasing the many talents each of us possess. Platinum Scraps showcases the diversity in scrapbooking and features designers from all walks of life. To keep the tradition going, each week our design team is challenged to create a unique layout or card based on a sketch that exemplifies their skills and talents. We hope that we inspire your creations and we appreciate your continued love and support as we grow together.
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Monday, May 24, 2010
All About Me
The sketch for this week was selected by Sanura Scraps. Both sketches are from http://scrapbook.is/beggahuna/. Each designer had a chance to scrap either sketch but both had to be about you. The designer's did an awesome job with this sketch. Hats off to each of them.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Time Out Thursday: Butterflies from acetate
This week's TOT is from Shelly:
Last week Truth showed us how to make an acrylic album using sheets purchased from the store. In this video I will show you how to make cute butterflies using acetate, a material similar to acrylic, which can be found with every Cricut cartridge you've purchased! Not only can you cut embellishments, you can cut alphabets from the acetate and use it for ghost letters. The possibilities are endless.
With the effects of global warming on our world, this is our way of illustrating one way to go green.
Last week Truth showed us how to make an acrylic album using sheets purchased from the store. In this video I will show you how to make cute butterflies using acetate, a material similar to acrylic, which can be found with every Cricut cartridge you've purchased! Not only can you cut embellishments, you can cut alphabets from the acetate and use it for ghost letters. The possibilities are endless.
With the effects of global warming on our world, this is our way of illustrating one way to go green.
Here is a similar card using the same technique:
I hope you enjoyed today's TOT. Please leave any comments or questions below. Thanks! :-)
Monday, April 26, 2010
April, Layout Challenge Sketch
This month's layout challenge was chosen by designer, Leialoha. She selected at sketch by Robin over at http://www.scrapbook.com/. Please enjoy the sketch and each designer's spin.
April Guest Designer
"Every Day is Mommy's Day"
Designer's Spin
"Friend for Life"
"Birds of A Feather"
"We Are Family"
"Love"
"The Beauty of Spring"
"Precious"
"Military Days"
"My Story"
"Mama"
"Luck of the Draw"
"I Hope U Dance"
What's your take on this sketch? Make a project and upload it to your blog or online gallery. Then leave a link to your project using the Mr. Linky form. Mr. Linky will available until May 9th.
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