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This is Family is now at JOANN Stores!

22
Oct
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Friends!

We have the best of news! So many parts and pieces of newest line created with our friend Jen (AKA @Tatertotsandjello) is now at JOANN! What does that mean for you?

That means that if you live close to one of the stores with a Designer Destination display (or enjoy shopping online – find them here!), you can purchase the following items (and more!):

What will YOU make with the This is Family collection? PLEASE share! Tag us at #madewithpebbles and #handmadewithjoann on Instagram – we can’t wait to see!

To make sure your local store is carrying these items, be sure to call them first. Here is a store list to get you started. Happy Crafting!

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Designer Destination, Family, joann stores, New Release, papercrafting, Tatertots and Jello, this is family

Family Layout ft. Along the Way

28
Sep
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Hello everyone! It’s Eva on the blog today showing you how to create a quick and easy layout in just a few minutes using the new line Along the Way.

Create a quick and easy layout in minutes following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using the new @pebblesinc line AlongTheWay

This new line is absolutely amazing, the colors are great and you can use it for girly layouts or scrap your everyday memories. The small golden alphas are one of my favorite embellishments, they are the perfect size for planners, minis or layouts.

To create this project I started by layering the foundations of my layout. I added a piece of paper in the middle of my page and a strip at the bottom. Tip: I always use my Square Guide to make sure my papers are perfectly aligned.

Create a quick and easy layout in minutes following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using the new @pebblesinc line AlongTheWay

Next, I added a few flowers on the opposites sides of my paper. Here’s another tip: Cut your die cut in half, and put just the tip behind your paper!

Create a quick and easy layout in minutes following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using the new @pebblesinc line AlongTheWay

After that, I used my Stitch Happy to create a border for my layout and picked a few 2×2 inch squares from this lovely patterned paper.

Create a quick and easy layout in minutes following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using the new @pebblesinc line AlongTheWay

I trimmed some 2×4 inch papers and scored them in half using my Mini Score Board. Next, I added the pictures on top.

Create a quick and easy layout in minutes following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using the new @pebblesinc line AlongTheWay

The pictures open and I added a few sentiments about each one of my family members. To keep the pictures in place I used a few Word Stickers.

Create a quick and easy layout in minutes following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using the new @pebblesinc line AlongTheWay

Finally, I added my title using the gorgeous golden thickers and a few 3d embellishments to give a bit more dimension.

Create a quick and easy layout in minutes following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using the new @pebblesinc line AlongTheWay

Create a quick and easy layout in minutes following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using the new @pebblesinc line AlongTheWay

Create a quick and easy layout in minutes following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using the new @pebblesinc line AlongTheWay

And here’s the finished layout, the 2×2 squares really help me embellish quickly! Just a few clusters on each side of the page to add that finishing touch!

Create a quick and easy layout in minutes following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using the new @pebblesinc line AlongTheWay

This collection is truly a must-have! What would you use it for? I am thinking my next project is going to be a mini album!

Create a quick and easy layout in minutes following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using the new @pebblesinc line AlongTheWay

Have a great day!

Eva

Supplies
Along the Way Patterned Paper (733988)
Along the Way Patterned Paper (734014)
Along the Way Ephemera (733973)
Along the Way Ephemera Flowers (733974)
Along the Way Layered Stickers (733976)
Along the Way Phrase Stickers (733981)
Along the Way Gold Thickers (733969)
We R Memory Keepers Square Guide
We R Memory Keepers Mini Score Board

Filed Under: Layout Tagged With: along the way, Eva Pizarro, Family, Layout

Spooky Boo Monster Crew!

24
Sep
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Hello Pebbles Friends! It’s Leanne here today sharing a family fun layout about our crazy cousin Monster Crew! My children absolutely adore their cousins. And as we don’t live very close to each other anymore, it’s always a big deal when we catch up. To us, family is really important whether we are small in numbers or not. However, our crowd, when all together, is not so small and you can imagine having nine cousins in one space can become somewhat of a monster task!

@PebblesInc #SpookyBooLayout fun with @Leanne_Allinson.

Halloween is not a holiday my family celebrates, but it won’t stop me using the gorgeous new Spooky Boo collection from Pebbles! This patterned paper range and cute die cuts were ideal for helping me document this family story. I love how versatile this collection is, especially when it comes to fussy cutting!

To recreate this Monster Crew page, gather the more neutral Spook Boo supplies and start to layer.

Initially I took inspiration from the colours and subjects in the photo. I also knew I wanted to create a layout using the cut apart tags Let’s Party patterned paper.

Off set the photo with one of the cut apart tags and then layer with a simple die cut ephemera strip. When using the patterned paper tags, I also love to punch the hole at the top of the tag, to create a layer of dimension. At the top of the layout, a second darker tag has been trimmed to help balance the white space on the page.

Title Work..

For the title I have selected contrasting block colours from the 6×6 Spooky Boo mini paper pad. Using an electronic die cutting machine, I have typed out  “Monster Crew”, making the word “crew” slightly smaller than “monster”.

When adhering the title to the layout, ensure the loops of the font overlap and appear intertwined. The word “crew” is mounted onto foam tape for extra dimension.

Above the title are two clusters of fussy cut flowers. These images create a visual triangle with the same image which is printed on the tag that has been used.

To complete the layout, layer several pieces of the die cut ephemera beneath the photo. Add foam tape to balance the height created in the title and hide any unwanted or messy space in the photo. For a final touch, machine stitch a simple border in orange thread around the outside edge and add a few splashes of black paint.

Thanks for visiting the Pebbles blog today. I hope you’ve gained some inspiration with using Spooky Boo on a non Halloween project!

 

supplies:

Hocus Pocus Spooky Boo Patterned Paper 733901

Falling Leaves Spooky Boo Patterned Paper 733905

Let’s Party Spooky Boo Patterned Paper 733900

Cardstock Die Cut Spooky Boo Ephemera 733908

6×6 Spooky Boo Mini Paper Pad 733915

Spooky Boo Puffy Stickers 733910

 

Filed Under: Halloween, Layout Tagged With: cousins, Family, Leanne Allinson, spooky boo

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Lucile Peignon
Marcia Dehn-Nix
Michelle Gallant
Terhi Koskinen
Wendy Sue Anderson

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