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For my October 'Monthly Makes' I have used Prima Marketing's Bewitched range. I started by designing a 'Polaroid' background, in my Silhouette software and cut this out from white cardstock. The paper used was from the 12 x 12 paper...

I was recently at a Halloween weekend retreat and there were lots of Halloween themed items.  One of them was this cute ghost napkin and I used that as the start of my layout, using Prima Bewitched. The first thing...

When I looked through photographs on my phone for suitable Halloween ones, I found these Snap Chat ones and thought that they would be perfect for using with the Prima Bewitched range. I started with the paper that had the...

Last month, Gracia and I took Ezra to a Pumpkin Patch at a farm park.  He wasn't really interested in a lot of the things there, only if they were vehicle related, although he did enjoy feeding the animals.  We...

Hallowe’en’s coming. Yay. I love autumn and I love Halloween (hallowe’en) as crafting themes, so today I’m sharing a scrapbook layout with you that incorporates both these seasonal themes.  I started with my vintage image as my main inspiration then...

Hello all,   I'm here today sharing my project for The Mad Scrapper Blog it's a fun Halloween hanger. I am using one of those inexpensive ply pumpkin shapes which I picked up in a bargain shop for £1.   I'm using...

Hello Mad Scrappers! I love this time of year as the nights start to get darker and the holiday season is nearly upon us. Halloween is one of my favourite holidays with the costumes and decorations and of course, the...

I love this time of year for crafting.  Autumn, halloween, winter, yuletide/Christmas.  I’ve started my Halloween projects this year with this chipboard house kit. Now the kit is too large for posting so it’s not in the online shop. But...

October Design Team Project 2020 Hello everyone, here’s my second project for “The Mad Scrapper”.  On browsing online at the lovely Paper and cardstock in The Mad Scrapper and trying to think of a theme for this month’s project, I...