It's A Girl! by SUE CREASE
Hello! Here I am sharing with you all a 1st for me, it's an altered frame. I have seen many of these done but mostly using embroidery hoops I didn't have one to hand but I did have this...
Hello! Here I am sharing with you all a 1st for me, it's an altered frame. I have seen many of these done but mostly using embroidery hoops I didn't have one to hand but I did have this...
Hi there everyone. Today I have a little wooden horse makeover to share with you. I was visiting my friend (also a steampunk like me) and she handed over the little critter and asked if I could “steampunk” it. So...
Hello Mad Scrappers! Today I'd like to share some tags I made with the oh so pretty Prima Moon Child collection. It's an older collection but the colours and patterns are just lovely to use. I started by cutting out...
Hello Mad Scrappers! As soon as I saw the leather texture paper from Prima I knew it would make a great faux leather cover for my next junk journal. I started by folding the sheet in half and cut a...
Hello again! Well here I am sharing my second project for The Mad Scrapper Blog. Today I have decided to make a birthday card. I will be using products available in the store with all links within this post. I have...
Hi there. Well, I am still working my way through the papers etc that were included in the February Scrapaholix kit. Today I am sharing a couple of really easy cards. Pretty much 90% made from the kit with...
Here are the lovely romantic kits we have available for February! These kits feature papers from Swedish company Maja Design. I love the soft romantic palette of these kits, perfect for all your romance projects but also for any vintage...
I always, as a rule, buy extra papers with my kits. There is always one piece of paper that stands out for me that I always want to use more of. I purchase extra cardstock too, never goes wrong having...
Lovely, soft neutral colours feature in the August kits; this month the kits would be well suited to heritage, wedding or any softer style photos. Think about using an accent colour or two, and see how different the results can...