Dream by JACKIE BURTON
The papers this month are from Heidi Swapp, Carefree range. The papers have some lovely soft pastel colours and perfect for dreamy photos and were perfect for my picture. I have a busy month so it is a single layout...
The papers this month are from Heidi Swapp, Carefree range. The papers have some lovely soft pastel colours and perfect for dreamy photos and were perfect for my picture. I have a busy month so it is a single layout...
Hello Mad Scrappers! As soon as I saw the leather texture paper from Prima I knew it would make a great faux leather cover for my next junk journal. I started by folding the sheet in half and cut a...
Hi there. I have another altered tin to share with you today. I am a steampunk but sometimes steampunk and Goth get a little combined and we call that Steamgoth lol. I think that is what this tin is. I...
A double page layout using April’s kit. I do not see my nieces very often and love it when I do. These pictures were taken at my now Daughter In Law Claire’s Hen party in July 2016 and great fun...
Hello All! Today I'm sharing another layout for The Mad Scrapper Blog. This time it is one of my son who is now 28! As you can tell I don't scrapbook in chronological order but when the right paper catches my...
Memories The papers this month are from Blue Fern Studios, Eclectic Charm range. I used to be a big fan of Blue Fern but when the business changed hands a few years back I went off them as they just...
Hello again, Today I'm here sharing another layout for The Mad Scrapper Blog This time it shows another place we pass whilst walking our dog here in Milton Keynes. It is the peace pagoda overlooking the lake at Willen. Today I have...
April is here already, and with it comes the beautiful April kits, which feature papers from Blue Fern Studio's Eclectic Charm range. I love the rich colours in this range, especially the blue and the purple. These kits lend themselves...
Hi Mad Scrappers! Here's my next design team project for you - an altered chipboard frame. When I saw the Dusty Attic porthole chipboard, I knew I wanted to give it a real rusty weathered look but I couldn't decide...