Let's Celebrate by KAREN MOSS
To be invited to our daughter's Baby Shower was such a privilege, getting to meet some of her 'Newcastle Friends' was lovely and the only dampener on the day was that the dreaded Covid had hit three of her best...
To be invited to our daughter's Baby Shower was such a privilege, getting to meet some of her 'Newcastle Friends' was lovely and the only dampener on the day was that the dreaded Covid had hit three of her best...
First, I took the sheet of Coconut Swirl card and divided it into 3 inch segments, and then stitched a grid, using taupe coloured thread from my stash. I then used scraps from the Grateful and Tradition paper in the kit and cut as...
For this layout I used a 4x5 photo. I began by gutting the Fig Swirl cardstock and mounting a trimmed, 11.5 x 11.5, piece of the Bark cardstock onto it. I used the left over piece of Fig Swirl cardstock...
I used the ‘Coastal’ cardstock as my background and a 4x6 photo. First of all I cut out the rope circle from the Paper Crane patterned paper and distressed the edges. I used the piece that I had cut from...
I began this layout by cutting a 10 inch circle from the Blue Skies paper. I mounted this in the centre of the Stonewash cardstock. Next I trimmed the One of a Kind paper to 11.5 inches square and cut...
Take the Bazzill Coconut Swirl cardstock and trim the branding. Use a Vicki Boutin stencil of your choice and use three coloured inks. I used Tim Holtz Distress Oxides in Fossilised Amber, Broken China, and Worn Lipstick. Create a large area at the bottom and a smaller...
I took a Dina Wakely mixed media tag and used a Vicky Boutin stencil with Ranger texture paste and left to dry. (The stencil I used is now on longer in stock, but there are several other Vicki Boutin stencils that would work...
For my third layout I began as always by matting my photo, I used white cardstock, the blue floral from the Definitive patterned paper, and yellow gold cardstock. My photo measured 4x6 and my matts were slightly longer at the...
Take the Bazzill card, Coconut Swirl, and use water colours to create runs and splashes, making sure the water colour is very diluted in order to make the colour run. Tap the painty brush over the edge of your fingers to create the splashes. ...