She by CJ

She by Nelvie

She by Maps

Materials used:

dark brown cs, pp ,mini photo frame, brads, sakura white gel pen, makingmemories clear glaze, chipboards

Technique:

paper cutting, doodling(swirls)using white gel pen,hand journaling, raw chipboard colored using watercolor and then glazed.

Journaling:

she makes the whole world feel like home. celebrate her warmth.

She by Cute #1

Materials Used

CS: Artarama Hot Pink; Bazzill baby Pink & Neon Green
PP: Luxe Design
Others: American Crafts Seasons & Uptown Elements Premium Ribbon,; Celebrate ribbon by the spool ribbon; Queen & Co. chipboard

Techniques

Draw round flower placemat & coaster, combined pink n green flower to create a sort of effect hehehehe. Created shaker box for all the pictures, the round shaker box has super mini glitter green flowers, paste ribbon on the big shaker box, cut journal using Olivia font.

Journaling

She decided to enjoy more & endure less
Celebrate her choices

She by Cecel

Materials Used

PP doodlebug designs inc; dcwv cs; bella chipboard cookies; carolinas flower ribbon; sakura gelly roll white pen; crochet flower (gawa ng ate rowee ko); flower charm and rhinestone brads.

Techniques

cross stitching, doodling, photo editing to make me black n white and the flowers in natural color

She by Lily

Materials Used:

chic polka dot (circus rose)prima flowers
chipboard letters
flower brad
Metallic pink gel pen

She by abiik

She by benga

Materials Used

PP: Rhonna Farrer, Imagination Project (frame cut out); Heidi Swapp chipboard letters; Prima Flowers;Hero arts jewels; MM magnetic stamps; VersaColor ink; Plaid Embossing powder; Zig embossing pen

Techniques

Stamping, embossing, handcutting

She by Soox

Materials Used

Scenic Route patterned paper, yellow and green Bazzil cardstock, black Colormates cardstock, Heidi Grace Alpha, rick racks

Techniques

Paper cutting. Although I am very poor with scissors, I tried this technique to create a stack flower look. The patterned paper is very nice, Elvira from MWL recommened it to me when she saw the rick rack ribbons that I bought.

Paper tearing. My sister told me before that I can make a career out of paper tearing. Not because I tear nicely, but because I use it in most of my LOs, cards, invitations. I tore the black cardstock without any sense of directions. Then, I colored it with my white gel pen.

Doodling. My current fave. I wrote my journal freestyle and created my own font (haha!) in white gel pen. I then put three dots each on some of the letters in pink gel pen.

Journal

She designed a life she love. Celebrate her.

Challenge #2 {She}

After a really challenging buena mano challenge, eto naman po ang madaling challenge. This time it's all about us, celebrating a woman in each one of us *naks*. This is an LO about ourselves, using the following quotes from the book She by Kobi Yamada as inspiration. *kun san kayo makarelate ahihihi* Pwede po ilagay nyo un quote then add some journaling of your own it's up to you. This challenge is inspired by scrappinmoms, you may want to check the samples in their blog. You can submit as many as you can, you can create any size and any style you want. Happy Scrapping!

{She} ...by Kobi Yamada
She must be something special. She is. Celebrate her.
She loved life and it loved her back. Celebrate her passion.
She listened to her heart above all other voices. Celebrate her wisdom.
She pursued big dreams instead of small realities. Celebrate her priorities.
She saw every ending as a new beginning. Celebrate her resiliency.
She discovered her real measurements had nothing to do with numbers or statistics. Celebrate her self-esteem.
She was kind, loving and patient…with herself. Celebrate her tenderness.
She woke up one day and threw away all her excuses. Celebrate her accountability.
She realized that she was missing a great deal by being sensible. Celebrate her spirit.
She turned her can’ts into cans, and her dreams into plans. Celebrate her goals.
She ignored people who said it couldn’t be done. Celebrate her independence.
She had a way of turning obstacles into opportunities. Celebrate her magic.
She went out on a limb, had it break off behind her, and discovered she could fly. Celebrate her faith.
She discovered she was the one she’d been waiting for. Celebrate her self-reliance.
She added so much beauty to being human. Celebrate her presence.
She walked in when everyone else walked out. Celebrate her friendship.
She just has this way of brightening the day. Celebrate her radiance.
She made the whole world feel like home. Celebrate her warmth.
She decided to enjoy more and endure less. Celebrate her choices.
She decided to start living the life she’d imagined. Celebrate her freedom.
She colored her thoughts with only the brightest hues. Celebrate her optimism.
She was an artist and her life was her canvas. Celebrate her brilliance.
She ran ahead where there were no paths. Celebrate her bravery.
She crossed borders recklessly, refusing to recognize limits, saying bonjour and buon giorno as though she owned both France and Italy and the day itself. Celebrate her joie de vivre.
She held her head high and looked the world straight in the eye. Celebrate her strength.
She not only saw a light at the end of the tunnel she became that light for others. Celebrate her compassion.
She designed a life she loved. Celebrate her joy.
She took the leap and built her wings on the way down. Celebrate her daring.
She said bye-bye to unhealthy relationships. Celebrate her happiness.
She remained true to herself. Celebrate her authenticity.
She made the world a better place. Celebrate her.