I wanted to share with you some cute photo cubes that I made from Canon's creative park website This was a really fun project, and easy to do too. I just downloaded the photo cubes project and printed it out. Then I assembled them, added my own photos, a few gems, rhinestones, butterflies, ribbon and phrases for a personal touch.
(I chose the cubes that were from the baby boy collection but adapted it to fit my needs.) Did I mention that all of their projects are free to download? Go check it out!

CKC Mesa

I just got back from an amazing trip to CKC Mesa with the Canon crew. Lots of photo opportunities there! Here are some pics I took of around my hotel, working inside the crop room, at a local museum and walking around downtown Mesa. Enjoy!

Made a Hybrid card today from materials that I got from the Canon Creative park site Love how their site is so easy to use! You can download the letters and paper for free at their site. While you're there check out their wide selection of scrapbook kits, calendars, 3D art, and paper crafts. My son has his eye on some 3D dinosaurs that we will be making real soon.

Introduction

Hello and welcome to my creative blog. The purpose of my blog is so that I can share with you hybrid projects that I have made using the Canon Creative Park center. Have you visited their website yet? You can find it here at Canon creative park It is an extremely fun and interactive way to create hybrid projects at home. If you are new to hybrid scrapbooking, hybrid simply means combining traditional and digital products together.
Each week I will share new projects with you that I have created using the Canon Creative park center.
My first project is a brown gift box that I downloaded from their website. You can get it here. This was a really fun and easy to do project. I simply downloaded the gift box, printed it on Canon matte photo paper and followed the instructions for assembly. For a personal touch I added gems and ribbon.