Here is a layout I made with paper from the October 2009 Limited Addition kit from My Creative Scrapbook.  It has been my go to kit for papers and embellishments. It features beautiful 7 Gypsies papers.  The flowers are by Prima. What would I do with out Prima?  I never want to find out!!!

I used a beautiful paper by 7 gypsies that was in a gorgeous limited edition kit by My Creative Scrapbook I think it was October 2009 kit.  It has been my go to kit for papers.  Every paper in the kit is beautiful.  The pearls were also in the kit. The paper on the bottom under the lace is by Anna Griffin.  The lace, and the flowers are by Prima.  The butterflies are by K and Company.  I used Graphic 45 punch out letters for my title.

I made this from some pretty pink paislee papers that I had.  The flowers, the butterfly and the lace is from Prima.  That wonderful Prima.  What would I do without Prima.  I hope I never have to find out!

I made this page with Riley papers by Anna Griffin.  The butterflies are K and Company, and the flowers are Prima.

I made this layout with some Prima paper I got from My Creative Scrapbook.  The flowers are also some I have got from My Creative Scrapbook.  Check them out.  I wish I could get all the kits from My Creative Scrapbook because the kits are beautiful.  The butterflies are from K and Company.  The photo inspired me.  It isn't the best photo and I will probably convert it to BW to inspire me on a different layout in the future.

I made this layout from a sketch by Beggahuna for this archival photo.  I am not sure of the papers as I had them a long time.  The lace and flowers are by Prima.  Prima is one of my favorite brands.

I made this layout with Making Memories paper and embelishments.  The chipboard letters were from We Are Memory Keepers.  I covered the letters with paper that matched.  This is a good technique to use when you have chipboard letters but they don't match your layout.  I have also used paint.  I just apply the paint with a small paintbrush.  I have also spritzed letters with water, then splatter paint pens until it gets a color I like.  I have also covered letters with my brush markers.  If I don't want to wait for paint or markers to dry, I hit them with my heat tool, otherwise I work on another part of my layout while they dry.  It usually  takes about an hour but depends on how thick I paint.  Try these techniques, or think of something else.  The ideas are endless.