Jungle Baby

Kelli's been sharing her baby scrapbook pages with us! They are so cute, we wanted to share them with you. Love the cute animal paper she used as the background, which matched so nicely with the lions from Create A Critter Cricut Cartridge. Thanks Kelli for sharing this layout with us!

A Labor Of Love

If you know Michele, you know that she is uber busy all the time... That's why this baby scrapbook layout is so special... She took time out of her busy busy schedule to make this for Kelli. Isn't it cute? When the baby comes, all Kelli will have to do is insert the photos in this already made layout and she'll be done in a few minutes. A great gift for a busy mom!




Here's a close up of the first page..




And here's the other page...




And look at the diaper cake that Tracy and Michele put together for Kelli's shower... Tracy used the ducky paper and cut them into strips to decorate the sides of the cake. She also punched grass and some butterflies to decorate the cake.

Hula Anya Scrapbook Page

We are happy to have Hula Anya back in stock! This local girl fits right in here at Island Scrapbooking. Here, Jenny created a scrapbook layout of a halau full of Hula Anya's!

Supplies used:

Hula Anya stamp- The Greeting Farm

Markers- Copics

DP- Stamping Station, In Glitz

Cardstock- Bazzil

Hibiscus Scrapbook Page by Tracy

Since this is the blog for Island Scrapbooking, shouldn't we post a scrapbook layout? Here's a beautiful one designed by Tracy. The hibiscus paper used is by Island Paperie and the solid cardstock is by Bazzil. The hibiscus flowers were accented with a glitter pen by Copic. These pens are amazing! It gives you all the sparkle without the weight and it takes much less time to dry than glitter glue. Tracy used the Uniball white pen to draw in dotted lines on the solid cardstock to continue the theme from the hibiscus paper. She cut out the leftover hibiscus flowers and used them as accents to the layout.
The large Hibiscus Die is by Sizzix and the Ohana title is by Island Scrapbooking. You can order your Ohana title (or other titles) from the store website (click here) or stop by the store. The titles come in black but Tracy re-colored the title to match the layout. We'll post a tutorial on this technique a little later.

Here's a close up of each page:

And here's a close up of the Ohana title. The black title was what it originally looked like, but Tracy colored it green to match the layout. Check back later to see how this was done.