Family Love by KAREN MOSS
When I saw the Mintay Family Stories range I instantly knew it was for me!!! I absolutely loved the colours and it features a light teal which is one of my favourite. I loved the paper with all the frames...
When I saw the Mintay Family Stories range I instantly knew it was for me!!! I absolutely loved the colours and it features a light teal which is one of my favourite. I loved the paper with all the frames...
Welcome to the August Scrapaholix kits blog post! The kits this month contain Mintay's lovely Family Stories range - papers, chipboard and die-cuts. This kit is a fussy-cutter's dream, but rest assured, if fussy cutting is not for you, there...
We are so lucky with where we live as there is woodland and countryside just 50m from our front gate! We take full advantage of this by going for long walks most days and on a recent walk I took...
In June we were lucky to spend so much time with our family 'Up North' and also so lucky to have many photos sent from their holiday in Greece! Having a daughter who understands my need for everything to be...
When I saw all the teapots, cups and cupcakes in the Uniquely Creative's Tea and Tranquility Creative Cuts pack I knew I wanted to make a layout that celebrated Gracia and my love of afternoon tea. I collated photos from...
Do you ever make a layout before even deciding on the photograph? It's something I often do and this is one of those - I decided that I wanted to make a grid style layout to showcase the ephemera I...
Hello, Today you can find me on The Mad Scrapper Blog with this lovely family holiday snap taken a just a couple of weeks ago. It is my sister and her family on holiday in Portugal. So as always I start by...
A friend and I recently visited Chelsea in Bloom. For those who are unfamiliar with this event it is held at the same time as the Chelsea Flower Show but flower sculptures and displays are placed all around the Chelsea...
This month I have used 49 and Market's From the Garden range for my five favourite photos from May. I started with two pieces of Queen Anne paper. I cut a 1 1/2" frame from each and flipped the middle...