Side Stepper Card by SUE CREASE
Hello, Today I am up on The Mad Scrapper Blog using a new in to store Side Stepper Card Die from Uniquely Creative. It allows you to make card blanks in whatever colour you want. This time I decided to make...
Hello, Today I am up on The Mad Scrapper Blog using a new in to store Side Stepper Card Die from Uniquely Creative. It allows you to make card blanks in whatever colour you want. This time I decided to make...
Hi, Today you find me over at The Mad Scrapper Blog with this layout I made for my friend of her son and his two children at a recent family wedding. I have chosen to use a not so recent paper...
First cut a 1" frame from the navy blue Firefly paper. Cut the white cardstock down to 11.5”. Cut several circles from each of the papers. Use both sides of each of them. If you don’t have a Die-cut machine,...
Hello again, Today I am sharing this wonderful layout made for The Mad Scrapper Blog of my Brother-in-Law at his niece's wedding earlier this year. This is a wonderful photograph because the other gentlemen are his brothers and they do...
Hello, Today you find me on The Mad Scrapper Blog with this gorgeous layout of my cousins grandson Maverick. The photographs were taken to celebrate his first birthday and of course it included a smash cake but unfortunately he didn't know what...
Today I'm up on the blog showing you a layout I recently created used the gorgeous July Scrapaholix kits. As soon as I saw the floral paper in the Master of Magic range, the idea for this layout was in...
Hello, Today I am up on The Mad Scrapper Blog with this layout of my son. He loved watching Winnie The Pooh when he was little and so I thought I'd do something with the new papers in at the shop....
Another layout using The Flower Emporium from 49 and Market. This is such a versatile range and the embellishment packs are absolutely 'stuffed full' of so many die cuts that, even though this is my third project I still have...
First take the sheet of Fig Swirl card stock and cut two strips measuring 1” x 12” of the teal swirly paper. Ink the edges with Iced Spruce Distress Oxide. Adhere one of these at both the top and the bottom. Cut...