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Hello, Today I am here on The Mad Scrapper Blog to share with you a simple family album layout. Family album layouts don't always have to be full on you just need to capture the moment. Today I used a...
Hello, Today I am here on The Mad Scrapper Blog to share with you a simple family album layout. Family album layouts don't always have to be full on you just need to capture the moment. Today I used a...
Hello, Today I'm up on The Mad Scrapper Blog with this card I have made with a piece of beautiful paper I just couldn't waste. With a little bit of careful cutting you can possibly make something really pretty. I...
Hello, Today I am sharing some cards I have made for The Mad Scrapper Blog using a selection of beautiful papers by Maja Design all available in store at writing this post along with other beauties. My husband loves the...
Hello, Today I am sharing a layout made for The Mad Scrapper Blog and this time it is a fun layout of my sister and her husband ticking off a bucket list item, that of visiting the Titanic Tour in...
This is my second layout documenting my crafting activities each month. Not as many this time as there were several 'life gets in the way' occurrences in February but, as we all know, crafting is a fabulous escape from the...
Hello there, Today I am sharing a layout for The Mad Scrapper Blog and I am using new papers from 49 and Market, a full list of supplies can be found below. The photograph is again of my sister, her...
In February, we spent more time than planned with Gracie, Josh and Ezzy. I met Gracie and Ezzy in York and we had a wonder around and an afternoon tea as an early birthday celebration for me. We then went...
Hello again, Today I am sharing another layout made for the Design Team blog. Its a happy memory from my holiday to visit family in Washington State last year . We visited Seattle and there is an indoor amusement stop...
First cut the piece of Coconut Swirl Cardstock to 11” and mount it onto the Mysterious Teal cardstock having gutted the centre to leave a 1” frame. Next cut a heart from Paper 5 and very lightly draw around it...