As promised, here are some more scrapbook layouts from this weekend.  All pictures are clickable for a larger view if you'd like.

This first page was done with a kit from BoBunny Designs that was given to the attendees.  I immediately gravitated to the dark brown paper as a great backdrop for our Fourth of July photos – to give it an evening feel.

To brighten things up a bit, I used a white gel pen for the journaling.  I also placed a Hambly white overlay on the fireworks picture from their Urban Chic Frames.

And used my Copic markers to colorize the crystals on the butterfly and crystal swirls and corner to coordinate with my layout. 

I also used Glimmer Mist in 'Chocolate Covered Cherries' to give the otherwise flat-looking black chipboard letters some fireworks of their own and added pearl dewdrops as well.

Next up is a hybrid layout of all of the kids and their cousins during our trip to Hilton Head Island.  I utilized a kit from Scrap Within Reach, changing the colors to coordinate with my photos.

I dragged the edges of the layouts through brown Glimmer Mist.   And I stamped images from the Beach stamp set in Momento Brown ink, into the framed squares.

I'm not one to spend time making something look dimensional on the computer, but I am happy to report that the ink from my Epson R1800 didn't mind the use of Glossy Accents upon this trio of circle embellishments.  No movement at all.  I also stamped a tree and placed a little Glimmer Glass birdie upon the scene.
 

And last up for tonight, another hybrid layout.  I used a picture of the surf as a background for the blue 'paper'.  Other digital elements from a kit by Corina Neilsen.

I stamped the cream chipboard letters with brown Momento ink using the Definitions stamp by Tim Holtz for Stampers Anonymous.  I borrowed this from Jen and loved it so much, I bought one for myself today. 

I wanted that text on the chipboard letters to coordinate with the background text on the elements on the page.  I also Glimmer Misted this newspaper flower to coordinate all beachy-like and then used Chalkboard Glimmer Mist in Hot Chocolate to change the color of this felt embellishment from turquoise to a dusty blue.  I love the opacity of the chalkboard colors.
 

There are more layouts to share tomorrow.  Thanks for looking!