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I began by matting my 2 3x4 photos with scraps of white and black card. Next I fussy cut two journaling cards from the journaling cards paper to use as embellishments. I used the left over scraps from the journalling...
Cut a large triangle from the camera sheet. To do this measure down 5” from the top and cut this strip off. Measure the centre point and make a small mark. Draw a line. Cut from the top corner to...
Gosh, can't believe it's June already and I am showing you June's kits! Our lovely kits this month feature papers and products from Echo Park's recently released Telling Our Story range. I am also loving the canvas alphabet that is...
Hello, Today I'm back on The Mad Scrapper Blog sharing this cute different type of card to welcome a new baby and in this case for a boy. It turned out to be bigger than I planned but to be honest I'm...
Hello, Today I'm up on The Mad Scrapper Blog with his Exploding Box which I have made using the adorable 6x6 paper pad by Echo Park ( a full list can be found below) along with a few other items...
This is my 2nd page using the December Winter kit. I absolutely love this kit and had to force myself to cut into it. I was very adventurous with this page... I started by choosing my background page, the Winter...
Oh my goodness the Scrapaholix Winter Kit is just the cutest and I am so in love with it, from the little hearts and snowflakes on the B-side of the Frosted Flowers pattern paper in the Add-on Kit to the...
Take a sheet of white cardstock and use Iced Spruce Distress Ink to make splatters and use the distressing technique to create a mixed media background. Using the large scraps from the Echo Park Winter Snow paper: Cut a rectangle...
Use the Bazzill White Avalanche card stock as your background. Use Silver Fox Shimmerz to paint a large distressed circle in the background. When dry use Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Oxide, Unchartered Mariner, to make a second layer of circles. Splatter both mediums onto the...