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I Hope to... 99 viewsby Diane Vibar Miraballes
Materials Used: Black Bazzill Cardstock, Q&C brad, Paper Studio Pp, Uniball
Signo White Pen, Rekindled Moments Flowers, Steadler Triplus Black Pen, Scenic
Route black letters, Buttons, lace.
Brief description of doodles/process:
I first attached the checkered pp to the black bg and then adhered the photos.
Placed the lace under the photo. Used the brad to attach the white flowers. I
doodled the dots on the brads, attached the clear buttons and doodled on them
too. I doodled also on the pp to pop up the colors. I created the swirl doodle
and journaled around the pp and the photo. I also doodled the fillers on the
"HOPE" title and draw the "I" and the "to..." on the title.
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Continually Grow72 viewsDeedee de Belen
Journaling: Continually Grow, Create, Create, Stretch Yourself; Brew, Bloom, Bubble. Notes to Self, to my kids and to anyone else who will listen: Never stop growing & expanding yourself; life life to the fullest.
Items: Sharpie Pens; MM Kraft Paper White Stripes, White Dots & White Paisley; 7 Gypsies Kobe Paper; K & Co Dollhouse Patterned Paper; Prima Flower; Prima Steel Toe & Mary Jane Her Prerogative; Autumn Leaves Whimsical Frames; Colorbox Cats Eye Black; Zig Millenium Black Pen; Uniball Signo White Pen
This LO is just made out of freehand cut outs of the bird & green grass patch. The rest are doodles using different colors of sharpie on the background paper and directly on the photo paper where i printed my photo. I also doodled on the bird's body. Hope you like it. ~Deedee de Belen
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Sneak Peek98 viewsSample Entry:
materials:
CS: Bazill
Doodle Pens: Creative Memories, Aqualip, Souffle
Journaling: Dearest Maia, This photo was taken on your first trip to the beach. You could not be more delighted to be out of the house. Like your Ate, you are easily bored and I could see you welcomed the trip with gusto!
But Mama and Papa have another trip for you and Ate. We are going home to Antique at the end of the month and yes, this trip is just a sneak peek!
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When did you start to put yourself last?84 viewsNina Patena
Materials used: cardstock - Bazzill; markers - Whispers; colored pencils - Faber
Castell; pens - Staedtler, Whispers.
Brief description of doodles/process:
I used a Maya Road sheer butterfly album page as a stencil to draw the butterfly in
the middle of the layout. I then added the borders then the doodles. I added the
lines for journaling last and colored each line a different color. I chose the
butterfly as a symbol of myself as a mom, as an individual and was inspired by a
quote I saw on a rubber stamp recently which asked, "When did you start to put
yourself last?"
Since my layout is journaling-intensive, hope it's okay to include the journaling here:
I read these words on a rubber stamp recently and the question just got stuck in my
head. I don't think mothers consciously decide to forget who they are. It's just
that it's part and parcel of being a mom to focus on the tiny miracle that we give
birth to. I can't help but feel sometimes that I'm a terrible mother for even
bothering with such selfish questions. Life, mine anyway, hasn't been that bad. I
know I'm luckier than most, with a wonderful husband and a great kid. But,
sometimes, whether I like it or not, I do need to ask selfish questions like this
just to remember who I am, where I am, and what progress in my life I've made. And,
hopefully, remember not to put myself last.
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Golf At Heart85 viewsChing Phillips
Materials Used: DCWV patterned paper
Colorbook Chipboard letters and petals
Acrylic paints
Foam brush
alcohol ink
Gallery Chalk
Foam flowers
Sizziz (flowers)
buttons
Description:
First, I doodled the small inside heart with red acrylic paint, using a foam brush.
Next, I doodled the big heart with yellow acrylic paint, followed with green paint
on the left side. I doodled the golf balls rays projecting from the die-cut golf ball,
and doodled round shapes on both sides and tied buttons. In the middle of the heart
heart, I doodled over with eggplant alcohol ink. I glued photo and stripes pattern
paper design diagonally outside the heart. The, embellished it with chipboard letters
and petals, foam flowers
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Playful91 viewsAlby Laran
I used cardstock and watercolor paper only. All patterns and embellishments are doodles. I adhered the letter P as well as some buttons with foam tape for added dimension. The journaling and doodles were done using Sakura Aqualip and Staedler Triplus pens. I used watercolor on the title, buttons, tab, boxing gloves and journaling strips for a bright layout.
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Hungry As A Bear77 viewsHelga P. Vergara
Materials Used: DCWV Cardstocks (base paper, branch,leaves, flowers, honey jar, bee hive, bee, frame) Fancy pants (grass), DMC thread, sakura glaze pen, oil pastel
Brief description of your doodles/process:
I drew the border around the base cardstock then trimmed the excess paper. I drew on separate papers the grass, branches, bee hive, bee, honey jar, picture frame then cut it. I used foam material to emboss the hive, branches, jar, bee, bear ears before sticking it on the cardstock to give dimension. Then I drew the petals cut it and folded into half to give another dimension for the petals then stuck it on a circle punch out paper to form the flower. I drew the stem leaves and the bee trail then sew along it.
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Kooky!91 viewsHoney Amabelle D. Young
Materials used: DCWV white cardstock, DCWV lime cardstock, polka dot pp (forgot brand), Deja views burst of circles, ink boutique stamp (cloud), whispers permanents markers, pilot black g-tech point 4, generic buttons, heidi swap photo corners.
Journaling: "getting a serious picture of you is a big challenge nowadays!"
Description: I first mounted the pps on the white cardstock and positioned the photo over it with the photo corners. I doodled over the lime polka dots on the dotted patterned paper, as well the heidi swap photo corners. I also doodled a border around the photo and around the cut deja views pp. I then traced around the circles on the lime pp and mounted generic buttons on some circles The patterns on these buttons were also doodled on. The title on the page is also handwritten with doodles. Lastly, i doodled a border around the entire layout, cut around it and mounted the entire layout on lime cardstock. All doodles were made with Pilot g-tech pt 4 pen and colors are made with whispers permanents markers.
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You've got a special place in my heart79 viewsDonna Espiritu
Mtls: DCWV cardstocks, Fancy Pants Celebration pps, MM Spotlight paint & Pearl Glaze, AL buttons, Sakura Aqualip & Staedtler pens.
Description of process/doodles:
Paint/smudge edges of base cs w/ MM Spotlight & Pearl glaze.
Doodle on DCWV cs for the borders & photo mats then cut.
Doodle circle scalloped edges as well as a heart, arrows, photo corners & flowers on Fancy Pants Celebration pps. Write sentiment on the scalloped FP paper. Highlight doodles with Staedtler Triplus & Sakura Aqualip pens.
Cutout 3 small hearts & write "I" & "LOVE" on Fancy Pants pps.
Adhere scalloped photo mat first.Use foam tape on the 2nd mat then adhere photo.Then place all cutout elements as shown.
Embellish with buttons & doodle a bit more for finishing touches.
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I Should Be So Lucky96 viewsKristine Yao
Materials Used:
Bazzils Kraft, Making Memories 5th Ave. Sophia Harlequin, Tinkering Ink Wild Woodland Puck & Striata, Fontwerks Green label stickers, Doodlebug Hospotch, American Crafts Remakrs Journaling Book 2, Jenni Bowlin Bingo Cards Lucky, Bazzils Chipboard Flourish, Micron pens, American Crafts Slick Writer, Zig Pens, Signo Uni Ball, Adirondack Dabber
Brief description of your doodles/process:
I wanted to experiment and use as little color as possible to put more attention to the photo, title and journaling; but still maintaining a fun and doodle-iscious (if there ever is word haha) layout. I used different thickness' of pens, ranging from 01 to a thicker tip. I think my favorite part of making this LO was doodling on the chipboard, I think I got carried away LOL but it was just so therapeutic! I really didn't use alot of embellishments here other than the chipboard, I made use of the doodles as the embellys instead :-)
Journaling: You came into our lives 10 years after Achie ienne was born. Given the tantrumas and the :kulit-ness" . . . at the tender age of 6 you have become my protector, with unconditional love I get endless hugs, your Achie and I have become your best girls; your quick quips and crazy antics never fail to brighten our days. I should be so lucky . . . damn lucky!!! - love mom -
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Click82 viewsPia Zobel Lopez
Materials used: Scenic Route Metropolis, SR alpha chipboard, SR arrow die cut, Love Elsie paper, buttons, pens and Faber Castell watercolor pencil
Description of the doodle process: I wanted to alter the look of my patterned papers and embellishments. To do that, I:
- cut various images (e.g. stars) from SR patterned papers.
- doodled dots, scallops or fillers and adhere them on my layout using 3d dots (for added dimension)
- I also doodled fillers on the blue background paper
- using white pen, I doodled on the surface of the buttons too (which I extremely loved doing!) and the chipboard title
- for the journaling blocks, I traced a journaling die cut, then doodled on the frame and color it with watercolor pencils.
-I used three pens for this project: Sakura Aqualip, Zig Writer and Uniball Signo pen
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All Grown Up87 viewsJona Saavedra-Panesa
materials: Bazill cs, prima dude collection pp, memory markers pen and staedtler
pens, misc buttons, kaiser craft chipboard, thickers and Pink paislee alpha
stickers.
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