Cari Locken Guest Designer for June!
This month Creative Imaginations design team had the privilege of working with Cari Locken, our guest designer for June! We are excited to share her work and a bit about Cari!
Cari Locken started scrapbooking almost 11 years ago. She has always had a love for papers, crafts of any kind and photography. She currently designs for Canadian Scrapbooker magazine, Creative Xpress as well as her LSS, Urban Scrapbook Inc. Her work has been published in Canadian Scrapbooker, BH&G, Paper Crafts, Simple Scrapbooks, Cards, Paper Trends, Memory Makers, and Creating Keepsakes. She currently lives in Edmonton, Alberta with her husband, Tim and their three children, Kailyn (7), Ryan (5), and Jayden (3). To see more of Cari's work and adventures visit her blog at My and My Thoughts.
Cari designed this page for her mother and father's 40th Wedding Anniversary!
{It's a Forever thing} Featuring Bloom Collection by Narratives 

- Supplies:
- Floral Poppy Diecut paper
- Melonberry Hearts sticker collection
- Narratives Antique Titles swatchbook
- bloom sticker labels
Cari created this page of her youngest son take 2 years ago while visiting friends at their cabin by the lake.
{Off to Explore} featuring Narratives Melonberry
- Supplies:
Tealberry paper by narratives - Honeydew Chipboard Alphabet
- Felicity Chipboard by Christine Adolph
Cari's youngest son is a character...she used Marah Johnson's Marquis Collection.
{Mr Cheezie}
- Marquis small floral paper by Marah Johnson
- Marquis gold harlequin paper by Marah Johnson
- Marquis dark stripe paper by Marah Johnson
- Antique Titles swatchbook by Narratives
Cari created this beautiful BE Tag book to fill with her favorite scripture verses!
{Faith} featuring BE Brenda Tag Book and Felicity 

Supplies:
- Bare Elements Brenda Tag Book
- Felicity by Christine Adolph
- Antique Titles swatchbook by Narratives
- Felicity Chipboard by Christine Adolph
Thank you Cari for joining our team this month!


Christine Adolph has lived within steps of the ocean her entire life in a Southern California seaside village, where the coastal flora and fauna of her childhood playground gifted her with a lifetime reference for the natural forms and, on the opposite coast, the Rhode Island School of Design where she received her M.F.A. and was influenced by the historic ornament, surfaces and patterns she studied and was surrounded by as a student of textile design at RISD. 






