My Little Monsters layout

It's Nanné here today to share a cute layout I created..
I decided to scrap an old photo of my three little monsters, when they were little monsters.. Now they are all grown up and how fast the time flies..

here is the layout I created:

When I seen this cute monster svg file, I knew exactly what I wanted to create with them..

How about some close ups:

added some halo's to my monsters, cause my kids were still little angels..LOL

I used the eye from the pink monster to add a O in my Monsters title..

Here are the cutting files I used to create my layout:

Little Monsters 2 cutting file

Little Monsters 1 cutting file

Science of Love cutting file

Science Lab cutting file

Nativity 1 cutting file

Thanks for stopping by today

Till next time

hugs

Geek Out

Happy Saturday all! Leah Schaeffer with you today and can I tell you how crazy excited I was that Lisa put out some beaker files! I have no idea why those are always so much fun but they simply are. I wanted to turn them into something school themed along with a few of the other newer files. I had a bit of a tricky time finding the right little embellishments for this but ended up happy with the small details that really allow the main cut elements to stand out on the page. 

   These beakers with some shimmer and then Glossy Accents looks so crazy cool! I took photo after photo trying to really one good shot to show how neat these look.

   Here are just a couple files I used...ok, maybe more then that...

Science Lab 

Science of Love

Floppy Disk

Bookmarks 1    So glad to have you come by today! Hope you like! 

She's got some Smarty Pants!

Yep, even though the challenge is over, I could not resist these super fun new files Lisa added to the shop!
I mean look at them!


They were so perfect for the story of my daughter and her Sophomore Chemistry class. Here's what I did with the new files and a couple of others.

And here's a closeup.

I printed the chemistry lab related images and the atom image on vellum (I know - I need to seek some help for my vellum dependency) and the radioactive symbol on photo paper and then had my Cameo cut them out. (I used the "no" symbol because her class did hardly any labs and somehow my daughter did an awesome job without all the fun of doing labs and received an achievement ribbon so good for her!)

The other shapes I used are:

So do you have some ideas brewing for how to use these files? I sure hope I've inspired you and I hope you'll share your projects in the challenges here or in the Pretty Paper, Pretty Ribbons Facebook group whenever you create anything with Lisa's files!

Happy crafting!

Ruth