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Here is my third project from the November kit. It’s the obligatory “grandchild’s visit to the pumpkin patch” 😂 I’m sure you’ve seen a few of these pop up recently. Well this is my husbands granddaughter looking a little curious...

What a lovely autumnal kit we have from Scrapaholix this month.  I decided to be quite literal with my first project. A simple layout dedicated to Autumn or Fall. Which ever you call it. I like both terms.  The words...

Hello Mad Scrappers! I love this time of year when the leaves are changing to glorious autumnal colours and the chill in the air makes everything feel crisp and fresh! I wanted to bring some of that outdoor feeling inside,...

The gorgeous November kits are here, and they feature papers from French company Les Ateliers de Karine. Beautiful soft colours are in these kits, perfect for all your Autumn projects! Although all papers can be used for lots of other...

Hello, I'm sharing today a layout I have made to join in with the Facebook group for 49 and Market  October challenge and also The Mad Scrapper Blog I have used supplies purchased at The Mad Scrapper  This online store has an amazing variety of...

Hi, Charleen here sharing another single page layout using the September Kit. These papers have so many beautiful elements in it. I started off by cutting up the cut apart sheet, Esprit Nature papers number 1 & 3, and distressing...

Hallowe’en’s coming. Yay. I love autumn and I love Halloween (hallowe’en) as crafting themes, so today I’m sharing a scrapbook layout with you that incorporates both these seasonal themes.  I started with my vintage image as my main inspiration then...

Hi Guys, Today I'm sharing some tags that are perfect for sending out in some Autumnal happy mail.  I started off with a sheet of corrugated card.  I love both the colour and texture it can add to projects like...

Hi today I'd like to show you my second project using the gorgeous September kit and add on. I've made a card for this one.  To make the base of the card I used the Bazzill Thunder card and layered...