March Guest Designer, Olga!

Today we would like to welcome the winner of our February challenge and our guest designer for March, Olga Vasilyeva.

My name is Olga, I'm a scrapbooker from Russia. I have been making albums, cards & other projects for over 2,5 years now.  For me it's a way to unwind after a hectic day as I mostly make my projects at night. Now I mainly make layouts and cards as I'm a designer in several DTs (including Echo Park, Memory Box and Creative Creations) and love to participate in challenges of other blogs. I like different styles - American, shabby, vintage, etc. But I can't refer most of my projects to any particular style. Actually scrapbooking is just my hobby and I devote most of my time to my family. It is not very big. I have two sons and my lovely husband. My sons are 2,5 and 4 years old and my husband is 36. He works in a very big automobile dealer company. My husband always supports me and likes everything I do. My naughty sons never let me scrap when they are at home and don’t sleep so I have to create things only during their day or night rest. Before I go back to work I try to spend all of my time with my family: in summer we usually go to the seaside (we like the Red Sea), and in winter we go in for sports. We always try and take our children with us in spite of they are very small. My family is the most important thing in my life and I’m very happy to have it.

 You can find more of my creations at www.olgavasilieva.blogspot.com

Olga created this beautiful layout for Kay's You Color My World Challenge:

This is a layout about two creatures which make my life really bright - my kids. On the photos they are sitting in a suitcase - their favorite place for playing "hide-and-seek".
My sons really make my life happy and each day bright so that I can't even imagine my life without them.
I love to use paints in my projects. Here I used watercolor - I've mixed several colors and got dark brown and jeans blue. I think that splashes help to connect the elements, add details to the composition and make it more complicated.

Thanks for joining us this month Olga!