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NEW RELEASES AT SBE

Happy Sunday!  You know what Sunday brings with it..NEW RELEASES at SBE, and both Kimmi and Rina have the most adorable kits for you today! Of course, I have been playing with them both! (For a complete list of layout credits, check my gallery HERE.)

Kimmi brings to us The Rain, Rain, Go Away set - perfect for capturing those rainy day moments whether it’s splashing in all of the puddles or just watching the rain fall through the window. This set is ideal for rainy day craft projects also and is fantastic for any style; boys and girls, and outdoors. Included in this download you will receive the following items: 20 – 12x12 inch delightful, digital background papers, 1 spilled beads, boy under a cloud, boy under an umbrella, purple and white metal bracket frame, 5 buttons, 2 button ties, 11 rain cloud, 1 metal fastener, 1 metal fastener mini brad, 1 girl and umbrella, 1 journal mat, 1 journal strip/tag, 1 yellow paper frame, 1 straight ribbon, 1 surly ribbon, 1 ribbon frame wrap, 3 sequin spills, 1 staple, 3 strings, 1 tab, 2 tags and 2 umbrellas.



Soft misty mornings with the first signs of spring gently emerging among melodic bird song and the innocence of fresh new blossoms. This is the theme of Rina's beautifully feminine "Tenderly" collection, composed in a color palette of gentle pastels: delicate peach, pink, powder blue, soft spring green and creamy taupe. Accompanied by lace, flowers, sparkle and a touch of whimsy, this set will become a favorite classic in your collection.


Here is a little quick page I have for you today to help get you started creating beautiful pages with these collections, and don't forget New Releases at SBE are 25% off their regular prices on Sunday and Monday, only. ENJOY!


*DOWNLOAD NO LONGER AVAILABLE*

Comments

Unknown said…
Beautiful! Thanks for the QP! I love them! Have a wonderful day!
Anonymous said…
Just a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave.com in the DigiFree category today [14 Mar 12:41pm GMT]. Thanks, Maria
Polly said…
Thank you for the beautiful, soft quick page-love it !

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