A day at the Zoo BY SUE CREASE
Hello, Today I'm up on The Mad Scrapper Blog with this layout of my son on a recent trip to the zoo. I've used papers and embellishments from 49 and Market and chipboards from Dusty Attic. A full list can be...
Hello, Today I'm up on The Mad Scrapper Blog with this layout of my son on a recent trip to the zoo. I've used papers and embellishments from 49 and Market and chipboards from Dusty Attic. A full list can be...
Our daughter loves walking her dog Isla and is lucky enough to live near both parkland and the beach. Last winter she took Isla to the local park for a lovely snowy walk and like the good daughter of a...
I’m really excited to be sharing my first layout as a design team member. The March kit is beautiful and the patterns and colours make it very versatile. First of all I matted my 4x6 photo on white cardstock and...
Hello, I'm here today to share yet another layout made for The Mad Scrapper Blog and today it showcases a couple of photos of my husband's second love, radio controlled sailing. I am pleased to say I'm his first ha-ha. I...
Take the Forget Me Not sheet and fussy cut the bottom semi circle of flowers. Put to one side. Take the Bazzill Coconut Swirl card stock and use Tim Holtz Distress Oxide in Broken China and use the packaging technique to create...
This year was the first year for our daughter and her husband as a married couple and we were lucky enough to spend it with them and his family in an AirBNB in the Lake District. I wanted to scrap...
Hello, Today I'm sharing a quick Valentines card with you which I have made for The Mad Scrapper Blog . It's a 6x6 inch white card blank with the 2 layers each cut smaller than the last. I started by choosing...
The beautiful February Kits are here, and they feature papers and products from Prima Marketing's newly released Aquarelle Dreams range. Don't you just love the soft romantic colours in these kits? I hope you all enjoy using your kits when...
I used my own sheet of White A4 card as the base. I used scraps from the Chill Out patterned paper and cut two strips measuring 1 “ wide. I then cut this into rectangles measuring 1.5” long. I then...