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Discovery
Drive Lindsey
Krauss
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Welcome
back to Discovery Drive! I’m pleased to
introduce you to Ingrid Muller, a well-traveled,
well-spoken, fun artist! Ingrid designs with a
style that is simple but not simplistic. She’s
bright but not neon. And we love how creative
she is with her scrapbook “stash” supplies – and
household supplies as well!
Ingrid is a
perfect example showing us that you don’t have
to go overboard when creating the perfect page.
She’s not afraid of white space. She’s also not
afraid to layer and use multiple embellishments,
but she places her supplies so that the clean,
simple design still prevails. For Ingrid, a
slight distress of ink and edge scraping and
perhaps the addition of some fun household
supplies (find the string, rope, raffia and even
pictures of her son’s games!) Ingrid is also a
master at telling a story, even sometimes
without journaling a word. She reminds us that
sometimes, that’s okay, too – remember the
picture is worth quote? She does!
Congratulations, Ingrid. We were pleased and
proud to feature you and your fun, clean style.
We wish you luck and more happy creative
creating.
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Design
notes:
I chose not to have journaling - as they say
"a picture says more than 1000 words."
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My Girl by Ingrid Muller. Supplies:
Paper: BasicGrey, Making Memories,
Cardstock: Bazzill Basics Paper, Ghost
letters: Heidi Swapp, Alpha stickers: Making
Memories, Other: buttons, Liquid Pearls,
butterfly punch used as a mask, tickets,
crochet flowers, lace, string, fluid chalk.
Editor’s Note: Go for natural
elements and color shades to design with a
beachy feel – even if the page isn’t about
the beach, it becomes alive with a quiet
calm and reminiscent feel.
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Blow Bubbles by Ingrid Muller. Supplies:
Paper: Making Memories, Chipboard Letters:
Scenic Route, Alpha stickers: Making Memories,
Other: die-cut flowers, buttons, ribbon, string,
chipboard circle.
Editor’s Note: Just look at the title! So
many scrapbookers are fans of alphas, but
running out of letters is always a problem.
Finding new and creative ways to use your
leftovers is always a challenge. Don’t forget
flipping letters and using the insides, as
Ingrid did.
Design note: Sometimes it's ok just to
keep it simple – I usually love piling on the
embellishments. The title is put together
with a bit of imagination: I was missing both
the M and O, so used an upside-down W and the
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Lazy Summer Days by Ingrid Muller. Supplies:
Paper: Making Memories, Chatterbox, Cardstock:
Bazzill Basics Paper, Transparency: Hambley ,
Paperfrill: Doodlebug, Letters: American Crafts,
Dymo embossed, Other: buttons, fiber, string,
sequin flower.
Editor’s Note: You always hear “scrap
from your stash” – and I love what Ingrid has
done with her supply.
Design note: This is a typical example of
my "use-what-you-find-on-your-desk" layout. My
scrapping desk is super messy, but I like it
that way! I just look around and pick up bits
and pieces of leftover paper and embellishment
and use them for my next projects. Amazing what
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Design
notes:
The main embellishments here are printouts
of the disks of my son's favorite computer
games!
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The Things You Think About by Ingrid
Muller. Supplies: Paper: Junkitz,
Cardstock: Bazzill Basics Papers, Chipboard
letters: Scenic Route, Alpha stickers:
Making Memories, Grungeboard: Tim Holtz
Skull, Other: string, pompom ribbon, fluid
chalk.
Journaling: "books you read", "funny
jokes", "how to perform experiments",
"computer games".
Hi
there! I'm Ingrid! And I am so excited to be
featured here this month! I was born in
South Africa, grew up in Norway, and now
live in Israel with my husband and our 4
children, aged 1, 4, 7 and 9. (Yep,
they make sure there is never a dull moment
around here!) I started scrapbooking
(as we know it today) when my 4-year old was
a baby, but have really always been
decorating my albums and notebooks...
though, then, I didn't know that it actually
had a name! I will happily admit to being a
scrapaholic! I get such a rush when I sit
down and start creating, surrounded by
beautiful papers and embellishment. My kids
make jokes about me: when my oldest was 6
someone asked him what his mommy does, and
he answered "oh, she cuts up little pieces
of paper." Thanks again for giving me
this opportunity!
Visit me
at my family
website,
my
scrap blog, or my
cards section.
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