Tuesday 2 November 2010

Roll Up! Roll Up! Glitz At Gotta Craft

How do you make a coconut shy?


Show it two blokes who believe they know a thing or two about spin bowling...At least, that's the theory. But, hey, who needs a coconut when you are on holiday in a tent anyway?

When Sandra at Gotta Craft said she was going to send me some Glitz I thought that sounds pretty fancy and I wasn't disappointed. As soon as it arrived I was back on the old email sharpish saying please, post me some more bits. I like this stuff. I have the Scarlett papers (red, green, yellow, black, versatile) with some Whatnots and stickers. What can I say? The bags of Whatnots are some of the cleverest little touches I've seen in a long time. Ready made ephemera. A couple of these on a page and you'll feel like a thrift queen! Which reminds me: I'm finding this line a great match for some Jenni Bowlin  - that big green button is one of hers.

That's only the start. I've nearly finished another page about a set of nesting dolls - great colours for that too! Sandra tells me that this month's kit is going on sale at the beginning of next week. These papers won't be in it - but if you like this, I think it's safe to say you'll be interested.



20 comments:

Amanda said...

Gorgeous layout Sian. I love that Glitz line and more of your fab stitching.

Looking forward to seeing the next layout and it's subject ;)

Cheryl said...

this is a really good page. i love all the ephemera. and the colours are so bold. good glitz! x

Jimjams said...

Fab page as ever :D Love the layering and those whatnots and stickers look like a lot of fun!

JO SOWERBY said...

i am loving the colours and layering in this LO sian, and the handsome chaps in the photo!!! ;-)).
gr8 pun too, you r a hoot,
Jo xxxx

Deb @ PaperTurtle said...

Really nice layout, Sian. I love the colors, and you are the master of layering elements to make a scrapbook page look like a work of art. Well done!!! xo

Sandra said...

I must say I really agree with the comment from Deb above, you really do layering just so so well. For me every layout you do, tells the story without even seeing the words. Fabulous as always.

alexa said...

This is vibrant! The whatnots are really going to suit your scrapbooking style, and looking forward to seeing the Russian Dolls ...

Cheryl said...

Lovely LO Sian I love the colours so vibrant x

Maria Ontiveros said...

Wows! Those bits of ephemera are delicious! I love the circular stitching, too.
Rinda

humel said...

I got very excited when I saw the title of your post, and I wasn't disappointed :-) Gorgeous papers etc and gorgeous layout!

The Boy managed to win a coconut at the Scout fair recently. I have to confess that my pride was mixed with incredulity, but I saw him do it and I saw several people fail to do it!! Then we had to figure out what to do with the actualy coconut....

Scrappi Sandi said...

I'm playing catch-up on your last five posts! I'm also an avid 'Treasure Hunt' organiser...ours is always on Christmas day after tea & on New Years Eve...but I've used all of thoase hiding places!! Well Done you for getting on the radio & making a very good & valid point!! & looking at your list..you're a better Mum than I Gunga Din!!! Finally..that LO is stunning...fab colours & so much detail to drink in!! :)

Tinkertaylor said...

Your LO is so vibrant and the whatnots are yummy, looking forward to seeing the nesting dolls

Lou said...

I love this layout, all the elements and stitching are really cool!!

Anonymous said...

Pretty page! Love the layout and just the look if it! And I love those Whatnots!!!!

Amy said...

The cricket is just starting again here ... The Ashes are less than a month away now, alas, our 'spin king' is no longer :-)

Rachel Brett said...

Beautiful layout Sian, I love the colours :)

Carmen said...

Brilliant page Sian, I love all the stitching! Yum!

Micayla said...

Love the layout Sian and those papers are delish. I have been eyeing some up myself!!

Becky said...

Lovely layout Sian :)

Anonymous said...

What a fantastic us of such beautiful papers Sian.

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