OLAF - a Stuck?! sketch

Hi hi hi everybody!

I have a fun Disney themed layout today using a wonderful sketch from Stuck?! sketches.

I loved using the fun, summery colors for Olaf's photo, since he LOVES summer!

Here is the original sketch:

I stuck really close to the sketch this time. And I used almost exclusively Simple Stories Life in Color collection.

I dug out these old heart grommets which matched the blue plus paper perfectly. I had not used them in a while, but I am loving the little color pop that ties the page together.

Apparently my photography skills were lacking today what with the shadows and glare... sorry about that! I added the black and white twine to tie in with the polka dot papers, and balance the layout. It also adds a nice texture to the page.

 I even had this little bit of Olaf flair from a greeting card, that was perfect for the page! It actually inspired the bits of circle embellishments.

I kept the title simple, as I will do a corresponding pocket page with journaling about the story - which includes the baby trying to eat Olaf's nose! Ha - it was adorable!

As usual, I loved working with Laura's sketch! I look forward to new ones every month!

Thanks for looking!

Frozen FUN - a Stucky?! sketch & Disneyworld pages

It's Fri-YAY!

Today I'm bringing you the Frozen pages from my Disneyworld scrapbook!

I've been experimenting with my mixed media supplies. Somethings are working and something aren't. You live and ya learn!

The first page is meeting Ana. I used a wonderful sketch from Stuck?!.

Here's my version:

I used some Heidi Swapp texture paste to act like frost around the edges & I stamped a snowflake into it as it dried.

I kinda wish I had printed the photo in black and white so the red in our shirts didn't clash, but hey - it's real life!

This is the mixed media layout I love. The Elsa layout didn't turn out quite as planned, but I have researched, and plan to try again.

Here is the accompanying pocket page for Ana. I used the same paper I used for the snowflake to tie the pages together.

Elsa had a double page spread as well.

I didn't have any more S's in those white alphas, but I think the 8 turned to an S quite nicely!

I used the same technique of spreading the texture paste and stamping with the snowflake here, as I did on Ana's page.

And lastly, a close up of the pocket page. I used my fuse to make a shaker pocket with snowflakes, and used the same papers to tie the two together.

Supplies:
Purple paper - WeRMemory Keepers Urban Chic
Blue and Purple paper - The Paper Studio
Snowflake cut by cricut
Paper strip - Studio Calico
Silver chipboard - Joann's $1 bin
Blue cardstock - CraftSmith
Chevron papers and Winter card - DCWV
Alphas - American Crafts.

Thanks for looking!