Easter Face Painting by KERRY MCINALLY
First of all I cut a 6x8 piece of the floral patterned paper, followed by a 4x6 piece of the pale blue patterned paper and a 9x4 piece of the Snapshot paper, the green side. I distressed the edges of...
First of all I cut a 6x8 piece of the floral patterned paper, followed by a 4x6 piece of the pale blue patterned paper and a 9x4 piece of the Snapshot paper, the green side. I distressed the edges of...
For something different this month I’m setting you a challenge to use all your scraps from the gorgeous June kit. As you will have seen, I have already created two layouts for you this month so I’ve created scraplifts for you...
Hello there, Today I'm up on blog with this adorable layout of my niece's daughter attending her first Pumpkin Patch Pick. She did go the year before but she was still only a baby and unable to choose her own....
Gut the Pear cardstock leaving a 1” border. Cut the white card into an 11” square and mount onto the Pear frame. Mat the 6” x 4” photo on the gutted Pear cardstock. Use a floral stencil using two different...
First take the striped sheet of paper and cut a large banner from the Fine Day paper using the reverse terrazzo side. Cut a slightly smaller banner from a large scrap from the kit. I bought an additional fussy cutting sheet with...
Hi, Today I am sharing this layout of my niece and her daughter for The Mad Scrapper Blog using beautiful papers and flowers available in store. I started by gutting the black to give a quarter inch border all around, then after...
First take the black sheet of card and trim the branding strip. Next cut several elements from the Radiant Reflections sheet from your kit. Then take your photos, (I used 3 but of course you could use more or less). I then matted...
Hello! I am up today on The Mad Scrapper Blog with this holiday layout from summer 2023. I have used beautiful papers from Maja Design along with some 49 and Market embellishments. To start with I took a sheet of blue...
Take the sheet of Passionate card stock and liberally splatter paint over the central section. I used Dina Wakley Acrylic paint for this. I squeezed a small amount onto a craft mat, sprayed water onto it to dilute it then used a...