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Stay with us.....TOMORROW is the big day. We are so happy to have you following along to see/hear our news. We know you will be just as excited as we are. We are so ready to bring you an even better creative experience.
See you all back here tomorrow.
Cheers to a GREAT day ahead!
Rachel
Just a PEEK of what's to come.
I know this is hard but it will be worth the wait to see what's upcoming for our brands. We are so excited to share this with you and we are happy that you are coming along with us on this new adventure.
Yet I've been under the weather for a few days, I'm still managing to sneak in some peeks.
Thanks for your patience as we work to roll out this new journey.
Tomorrow in the U.S. is LEAP day, that EXTRA day in February, what will you be doing with your extra day??!! Albeit, for our Aussie team, today is YOUR extra day, what are you up to??!!
Creative cheers,
Rachel
I love the vintage elements paired with bold/bright colors. SO perfect. The diecuts, felt shapes, and border strips are wonderful complements to each Ruby Rock-It collection. This diecut patterned paper is one of my favorite items in the collection.
This LOVE card features fabulous Paper Doll chipboard letters, patterned paper, and diecut. I hope you love Bella! Paper Doll as much as I do.
Happy Creating! Keely Yowler
Hello, it's Erin here today, and I hope you are all having a fabulous crafty filled weekend:)
I don't know about you, but seriously, I cannot get enough of this gorgeous line: NOSTALGIA!
This month, our fearless leader, Rachel has given us freedom to create anything we want! How fun this was, let me tell you:)
The ticket paper is easily one of my favorites...and I wanted to give it a little bit of a different look: so I married it up with Claudine Helmuth's sticky back canvas! And I chose to keep half of the paper as is, and the top right portion the canvas:) Love how it gave it a shabby chic look and still kept the vibrancy of the colors!
Here's a closer look at the canvas paper:)
For this layout, I paired up just bits and pieces from Nostalgia with a paper from the Keepsake line, along with some stitching:)
I like how the little butterflies jumped off the page with this pretty neutral background:)
Here's a little card that I just added some of the random pieces of paper I had leftover from the layouts:) A very dear friend shared her trick years ago...after your layouts are created, see how many cards you can create with your remnants:)
Thank you very much for stopping by today!
Have a wonderful rest of your weekend!
XOXO
Erin
Hi everyone! Jodi here today to share some more Ruby Rock-it LOVE with you. I have been busy creating with the Bella! Wedding Line and love the cute stickers that come with this line. Here is a card I created using this line:
I absoultely love the bride and groom here! So super cute!
Here is a layout, I created a little while back, but wanted to share it with you today.
I love how versatile the wedding line is, and I can't wait to scrap more photos of my wedding.
Here is a close up:
I hope everyone is having a fabulous weekend!!
Good morning everyone...Carrie here on this Free-Form February...oh how nice that sounds after all the hustle and bustle of CHA! We were given the opportunity to do what ever we wanted to this month. I took full advandage of this assignment. For my first layout I actually used 3 different lines...and Ruby Rock-It cardstock. The background paper is from the wedding line, The alpha stickers and some of the embellishments are from the Paper Doll line, the paper twine is from the Nostalgia line and from the Paper Boy line I used patterned paper and embellishments. I really love when I can make a layout using so many different elements and lines all together.
For my second layout I also used a few different lines. I used flowers and chipboard embellishments from the cardmaking elements, I used paper twine from the Nostalgia line, I used ribbon and die cut papers from the Keepsake line...and again all of these lines and elements flow so nicely together.
I hope I showed you how you can mix and match several different lines to make one wonderful layout and make sure you stop back tomorrow to see what else we have to show you!
How many of you still haven't scrapped your wedding photos?? Well if you haven't I have some pages to help inspire you to get some of those special photos out and get them scrapped. Ruby Rock-It has the prettiest wedding collections to help you along.
Here's a few of the pages I did with the Bella Silver and Gold Collection.
These collections make any wedding color and theme perfect! For that perfect day get your hands on these collections..your wedding album will not only be beautiful but it will be a treasure to share with everyone.
Thanks for stopping by the Ruby-Rock-It blog!!
Debbie
Hi everyone,
I’m back on Ruby Rock It blog with August Moon, a collection that I love! It’s so tender, sweet and pastel; ideal for girls’ pictures and black and white portraits. So I used this collection to create my three layouts.For the first one, I used some gesso and sprayed ink to create the stains that give a freestyle effect to my work. To finish the layout, just add up a small piece of lace, a flower cut out from a “Poppy” paper and a few stickers.
The second layout has stickers and tags arranged around the two photos. I also added scissored flowers and triangles cut out from a “Arbor” paper.
Finally, to realize my last project, I used three strips from the papers “Arbor” “Meadowsweet” and “Glitter Die cut” that I stuck together with some lace. Then, I just simply added my two photos, a sequined embellishment for the title and a few other embellishments.
I hope these layouts will make you want to discover this amazing collection. Talk to you soon. Benedicte
Hi Ruby Rock-It Peeps!!
Excited to be sharing another free-form project with you during this FUN February! With the opportunity to create from my heart I tackled a picture that I love! I had been stashing it, I hope I am not the only one who does this, but with these kinds of pictures I feel like I need to "do a little more" than my regular thing. So out it came and I sorted through my Ruby Rock-It ranges waiting for something to speak to me. I was just getting ready to stash it again when the sparkle of the floral caught my eye. It let me know that it was up to my standards and off we went, the rest of the Bella Girl in hand as well.
This photo is straight out of the camera with no work, and I get lost in the catch lights of Laurel's eyes. She is such a vivacious and intelligent young woman, and I feel like all the beautiful, bright colors capture that wonderfully.
A little trimming and stitching, some Picket Fence Distress Stain, and my favorite butterfly punch were all that I used, the papers did all of the heavy lifting for me.
I love trimming titles out of printed paper, or words to use in my journaling. I think it adds great texture and shape to a layout and will always coordinate with the products at hand.
My hand writing wasn't as smooth as usual, and I was a little frustrated by that, but in 20 years from now, the people who are reading this story won't really care about that, I think they will just enjoy learning a little more about Laurel.
Thanks for taking some time to stop by!
B-
