We all need a little alone time. We need to sit back, relax, and spend time doing the things that recharge our batteries. Today we see the alone time routine of IP design team member Angi Stevens. It is not a daily routine, but it always involves the same elements; internet surfing, music, and scrapbooking. Sounds like a good time to me!
Children are always so eager to wake up in the morning and live another day. IP Design Team Member Lisa Truesdell's son Ben is certainly no exception. This layout shows Ben, early in the morning with his stuffed animal and sippy cup, desperately wanting to be awake and ready but not quite there yet. An early morning technique used by Lisa; ink black over black alpha coasters to give them a more textured look. Thanks for checking in, and good morning from Imagination Project!
Wanna take a ride? I know I do, after looking at this layout by IP design team member Ally Landy. The movement shines with the succession of pictures and the blur of a passing quad. You can just feel the speed, and hear the engine roaring. Vroom Vroom!
Imperfect photos aren't always a mistake. IP Design Team Member Terri Davenport's son wanted to take some blurry pictures. You can just imagine his smiling face behind the wave of his blurry hand. And we can see his eye peeking out, which is actually drawn out more because of the blur. You were right, good idea!
We may all be scrapbookers, but we aren't necessarily professional photographers. Scrapbooking is hard if you aren't happy with your photos, especially when you never seem to get that shot you see in your head. So this week's blog is going to focus on scrapping those less than ideal photos, because you don't have to scrap perfect pictures to have beautiful and meaningful layouts. Our first layout is by IP Design Team member Vicki Boutin. Using bright and vibrant papers she makes her photos come alive. You can feel the movement in her daughters hair and smile...it is crazy fun!!
Good morning everybody! As we wrap up our week of Time Travel here on the IP blog, we've got some flashbacks to some bad perms from both Ursula Page and myself! Check out what both of us used to look like way back when. Hopefully you'll think that we've both improved with age. I know Ursula has ~ check out her hot new hair. She's looking great! 
Today, we have a layout coming all the way from designer Melanie Lagarde in France. Spanning five "ans" (years), these photos take you on a visual tour of her romance. She brings great movement with a mosaic of pictures, fibers and coaster circles. Thank you for your layout Melanie, Merveilleux!
Many of us keep layouts in chronological orders in albums, to see growth as pages turn. But how many of us scrap chronologically in a single layout? In this layout, IP Design Team Member Kim Kesti features pictures spanning 3 years time of her as a child. We watch her grow and bloom through this timeline of photos. You should see her now...she's even cuter!
How many of us would LOVE to know what our parents were like as children? I know I would, and the best way to document this for your own children, is to ask your parents and then get to scrapping! In her layout, "Still Sassy," IP Design Team Member Ally Landy journaled about her mother saying that she was a sweet child. Ally then gave her own opinion on the subject, saying she believes she was just as sassy then as she is now. Either way, beautiful layout and beautiful sass!
We all need more space for our growing mounds of scrapbooking materials, tools, and projects. So let this be an excuse to do some more altering! Here is a box by Imagination Project Design Team Member Kelly Lautenbach, made especially for all of her 'stuff!' 
Team Member Deb Perry did the same with her altered piggy bank...a place to save money to buy more stuff! Deb used Afternoon Tea paper from Chloe's Closet to create a mosaic look on her piggy bank. She then added fabriX, flower coasters, and cotton art tape to finish it off. Will this be the new Imagination Project Mascot...IPiggy? 
Let everyone in the house know where the scrapzone is by claiming the territory as yours. Imagination Project Design Team member Kim Brock, decorated three letter blocks spelling out her name to put above her scrap desk. Now, as queen of this area, she can escape to create whenever she wants!
Framing only a section of a photo is a great way to draw attention to a point of interest. In this layout by Lisa Risser, the circle ring draws you to the face of her subject. She also did a great job of matching the color and theme of her paper to her subject and photo setting. Thanks for looking!Imagination Project is a manufacturer of scrapbook products. Our scrapbook lines are:
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