Baby Boy Borders

OK, I’ll admit it – the main reason I purchased the Discover Baby Boy Display Accent kit was for the one die cut piece of 12x12 paper. I used it on my Everyday Display (along with several other pieces from the kit – you can see it in this post) & love it! I had a lot of extra pieces from the kit & made up some borders. The kit contains a lot of photo mats & I cut them up and pieced them together to make most of the borders. I absolutely love the new Discover & Delight Power Palettes – they’re so easy and fun to work with!

Luckily, I have been such a procrastinator & am still working on Jamie’s baby album. Maybe these will help me finish it before his 5th birthday – yikes!

If you like these borders you may be interested in the Discover Baby Boy Power Palette Kit. It's only $21 and contains so much product!

Fantastic Freebies on the CM Project Center

Have you checked out the CM Project Center lately? It is amazing – so many great ideas – and now freebies to use in your digital projects!! Go to the Project Center & take a look around. When you want to see the freebies, click on “Digital Project Ideas.” You’ll see a list on the left where you can find the digital freebies & complete instructions for downloading & using the free files.

Here is one of the files – a complete page! All I needed to do was add my photos & a bit of journaling.

The page originally was pretty girly – it is from the So Chic digital kit so, with the click of a few buttons I changed the tones & hues to compliment the boys. Just one more reason to love StoryBook Creator Plus & digital scrapbooking!

New March Products

They’re here! I received my first order with some of the new March products last week & quickly put this together:

This hangs on my EveryDay Display. The background paper, swirly star accent and heart on the "My" tag is from the Discover Baby Boy Display Accents. I used the Tag Maker to punch out the tags from the kit also. I added some Swirly ABC/123 stickers and used the cocoa pen on the edges to age it a bit. The Title Sticker is from a retired Power Palette.