Obviously this is one of my favorite color combos. I try to keep my scrapbook pages simple, since I do a lot of them and don't have much time. So here's what I used this time:
I am not at the Stampin' Up! Convention right now, like many other demonstrators. But I did send a swap card there (thanks to Sherrill). I had limited supplies, so this is what I came up with. Here is my swap card recipe:
The pictures are what totally make this page look cute. You'll just have to imagine a pink and green outfit with polka dots. And the journaling will help it all come together as well.
I think this page looks so pretty and it was so easy. I matched the page to the outfit my daughter was wearing in the pictures I took. That's usually how I come up with the color schemes for the pages I do. Here's what I used for this page(many of these are retiring soon):
This was the first ever scrapbook page I made for a Stampin' Up workshop. I used the Life is a Breeze stamp set. Now I have more sets and more colors to choose from for my scrapbook pages. I'll post the new pages I'm working on soon. Happy Scrapbooking!
I've been on vacation for awhile, but I'm glad to be back home and stampin' again. I want to thank all of you who continue to check out my blog. I especially enjoy the comments that you write to me. I love making cards and scrapbooking. I'm happy to share my work with all of you. I'm finishing up my swap cards for convention, then my next big project is my daughter's scrapbook. Hopefully I'll be able get a lot of it done this summer. I'll post some pages when I get them done. Happy Stampin'!
This scrapbook page is Sherrill's design. It's hard to tell in this picture, but there are five separate 6x6 pages on this 12x12 page. This allows for many more pictures on one page as you can add pictures to both sides of the small pages and flip through them. There is so much that can be done with this page. I can't wait to start adding pictures and embellishments.
This card was created by Sherrill. Isn't it great?! I don't take any credit for it. I just assembled it. Happy Fourth of July!
I just had to try this background stamp again. It's so much fun.
I love this background stamp. I enjoyed using the blender pen to color it.
More In Color and Retiring Stamp Sets. 
I needed to use more of my "in color" before it retired, so this is what I came up with.
I made this invitation for my daughter's baptism. I wanted it to look all white and elegant. I think it turned out just perfect. It wasn't too hard to make and I had fun with it. Hope you like it. So here's what I used to make the card.
I made this card for my wonderful grandma. I just want her to know that we are thinking of her and hope she has a great day.
I want to wish my wonderful mother a happy, happy birthday. I made this card for her using her favorite color. Here is what else I used.
I made this card for our shoe box card swap yesterday. I used the stems from the flower stamp in Sweet Dreams to make the bottom of the cupcake. Here's the rest of the card info.
Here is the technique I chose to share with everyone. It's called Faux Linen. I used glossy cardstock (or photo paper) and sanded it with sand paper vertically and then horizontally until all the gloss was gone. Then I rubbed ink on the paper with a sponge. It was just that simple.
Weathered Paper Stamping & Glitter Window
Woodgrain & Watercolored Paper
Spotlighting & Reverse Spotlighting
Hurray! The birthday party is over. It was a lot of fun, though. Thanks to my sister for choreographing the dance for the girls. They looked adorable as they danced to "Walking on Sunshine" in the skirts we made with matching sparkly scarves. 
