Hello You by KAREN MOSS
Our first grandchild is on his way and we couldn't be more excited. Although, we live a long way from our daughter and son-in-law, they try to involve us as much as possible - always sending the baby scans and...
Our first grandchild is on his way and we couldn't be more excited. Although, we live a long way from our daughter and son-in-law, they try to involve us as much as possible - always sending the baby scans and...
Hello, Today I'm sharing a layout I have made for The Mad Scrapper Blog using beautiful papers from Maja Design. A full list can be found at the bottom of this post. This layout will be a gift to my dearest friend...
I began by backing two 2.5 x 3 inch photos onto a scrap of white card and distressing the edges. Then I trimmed a 12 x 4 inch piece of the keepsake paper which I distressed and a 5.5 x...
I think the 49 and Market Everywhere collection is my favourite travel themed range so far this year. There are so many embellishments to choose and the potential is endless. For this project I have used two...
This is my third layout using the June kit, and I have mainly used scraps of paper from previous layouts. I began by matting my two 3x4 photos on the green cardstock, I overlapped these slightly and placed them in...
Take a sheet of white card stock and wet the lower half of the sheet with clean water. Use watercolour paints to create a soft drizzling effect by dabbing colours across top of the water line and letting it run...
I absolutely love the 49 and Market Everywhere collection and was so pleased I got my hands on some to use for this month's projects. For this layout I have used a not-so-recent photo of our daughter and wanted to...
Use the Simple Stories Green Gingham sheet as the background. Cut out an irregular shape of the green Grasshopper cardstock and then layer the white card stock on top, cutting slightly smaller to leave a green border. Faux stitch all around two edges of the...
Hello, Here I am again sharing another layout made using the fun collection by Cocoa Vanilla Studios for The Mad Scrapper Blog full details available below. I started by taking the Juicy Fruit paper and adding the sunray along the centre line...