The CCS Virtual Scrapbook! Will unstick on 4/30/2013

[Yzerbear19]

finally did some scrapping today. got the cherry blossoms (washington dc at the tidal basin) scrapped and the baltimore st. patrick's day parade. maggie

http://twopeasinabucket.kaboose.com/pg.asp?gallery=1&cmd=display&layout_id=1126306

http://twopeasinabucket.kaboose.com/pg.asp?gallery=1&cmd=display&layout_id=1126309

Both great layouts! I love the Cherry Blossom pages though. Beautiful!

 

[mommapoppins]

I just found the scrapbooking section of Dis... It's awesome. I would like ot share. Here is my gallery at twopeasinabucket. http://twopeasinabucket.kaboose.com/userprofile.asp?user_id=163704 TFL!

 

[scrappinmom]

mommapoppins - VERY nice lo's ! I love your style! The ladies here are VERY inspirational! Welcome

 

[pppiglet]

Ok..not digital, but they were pics taken at Disneyland on Bats Day!

 

[Caitsmama]

mommapoppins -- great lo's! Thanks for sharing!

 

[dsneygirl]

My first attempt at an exploding box...

TFL Kxx

This is AMAZING!!! I have never seen anything like it! Great work!

 

[pixie dust 112]

My first attempt at an exploding box...

TFL Kxx

That is soooooo cool! Can you let us know how to do this?

 

[Yzerbear19]

I finally finished a few more digital layouts:

Dunker Church

The Dunker Church has become one of the most noted landmarks of the Antietam Battlefield. It played a pivotal role during the course of the battle. One of the most famous photographs taken after the battle by Gardner shows Confederate dead in front of the battered and beaten Dunker Church that somehow withstood the fierce shelling of the battle. The Union troops used it as a guide during the battle; it was their goal to reach this tiny house of worship. Afterwards it was used as a medical station. It is amazing that it withstood the battle. The original church was destroyed in 1921 by a violent storm. It was rebuilt and restored by the battles 100th anniversary in 1962. It was built on the original foundation and with as much original material as possible.

Visitor's Center (Part 1)

All the pictures in this layout and the next are taken from the observation deck at the Visitor's center where you begin your tour of the battlefield.

Visitor's Center (Part 2)

The quote used on this one is actually from the dedication ceremony for the 20th Maine Monument at Gettysburg, but its one of my favorite quotes and fits so perfectly. What Chamberlain said that day in Gettysburg is true for all the battlefields. I think it works here. The paper that the quote is on is from a kit I downloaded, but I can't recall from where. I will have to see if I can find that info.

 

[jenr812]

Yzerbear - love them, as usual

That is soooooo cool! Can you let us know how to do this?

She posted a link to the instructions a page or two back

 

[Scrapdolly]

The instructions are on my blog
(Plus my Florida and Disney albums are on there too!)

 

[Kirsteen]

I've popped the link in my signature. Hope that helps. I'd love to see your boxes

 

[pixie dust 112]

Yzerbear - love them, as usual


She posted a link to the instructions a page or two back

Thanks. I saw that as I continued to read the thread!

The instructions are on my blog
(Plus my Florida and Disney albums are on there too!)

I love your blog. I've added it to my favorites. I have been too motivated lately, but seeing that exploding box has done the trick to get me out of my card making, scrapbooking funk! Just what I needed. (I'm not too creative on my own, so I love to "borrow" other people's ideas!

 

[Scrapdolly]

Thanks. I saw that as I continued to read the thread!


I love your blog. I've added it to my favorites. I have been too motivated lately, but seeing that exploding box has done the trick to get me out of my card making, scrapbooking funk! Just what I needed. (I'm not too creative on my own, so I love to "borrow" other people's ideas!

Thanks so much for your kind words. I LOVE scrapping and I love Florida and Disney - makes the perfect combination LOL

I have other classes on there too and step by steps to a lot of my layouts.

Kirsteen - you are a super sweetie. Thank you x

 

[Yzerbear19]

Another digital layout:

Clara Barton was called "The Angel of the Battlefield." She helped to tend the Union wounded. While tending to one soldier during the battle a bullet passed through her sleeve and killed the man she was tending, which is what the quote on the page is talking about. The brick in the cross is taken from the cimney in the house where she was born. The one photo is from the Library of Congress, which is the small text next to it.

 

[pixie dust 112]

Another digital layout:

Clara Barton was called "The Angel of the Battlefield." She helped to tend the Union wounded. While tending to one soldier during the battle a bullet passed through her sleeve and killed the man she was tending, which is what the quote on the page is talking about. The brick in the cross is taken from the cimney in the house where she was born. The one photo is from the Library of Congress, which is the small text next to it.

I love your pages and the history lesson that comes along with them. I am a history buff! I remember doing a report on Clara Barton about 700 years ago when I was inmiddle school ~ she was an absolutely amazing woman! Thanks for sharing these beautiful and moving pages!

 

[juligrl]

Another digital layout:

Clara Barton was called "The Angel of the Battlefield." She helped to tend the Union wounded. While tending to one soldier during the battle a bullet passed through her sleeve and killed the man she was tending, which is what the quote on the page is talking about. The brick in the cross is taken from the cimney in the house where she was born. The one photo is from the Library of Congress, which is the small text next to it.

I love all your civ war layouts! I'm a reenactor myself so I have a ton of photos I've taken through the years. I'll do something with them one of these days...

 

[Kirsteen]

Another digital layout:

Clara Barton was called "The Angel of the Battlefield." She helped to tend the Union wounded. While tending to one soldier during the battle a bullet passed through her sleeve and killed the man she was tending, which is what the quote on the page is talking about. The brick in the cross is taken from the cimney in the house where she was born. The one photo is from the Library of Congress, which is the small text next to it.

Your LOs are fab! I love 'em. You need to contact someone to do with all these places you scrap as I'm sure they's love to see your LOs - they could use them as promotional materials they are so good Kxx

 

[boBQuincy]

Yosemite National Park, June 2006

 

[rlovew]

Yosemite National Park, June 2006

Wow, the pictures are beautiful and you diod a wonderful job of highlighting them in the layout.

Rebecca

 

[pixie dust 112]

Yosemite National Park, June 2006

Beautiful!