Joy by ELAINE KING
First cut a 1" frame from the navy blue Firefly paper. Cut the white cardstock down to 11.5”. Cut several circles from each of the papers. Use both sides of each of them. If you don’t have a Die-cut machine,...
First cut a 1" frame from the navy blue Firefly paper. Cut the white cardstock down to 11.5”. Cut several circles from each of the papers. Use both sides of each of them. If you don’t have a Die-cut machine,...
On a recent visit to Newcastle we realised that my daughter, my grandson and I all had black and white Vans in various sizes and styles. I took a photo of all three pairs of shoes with the express intention...
Hello again, Today I am sharing this wonderful layout made for The Mad Scrapper Blog of my Brother-in-Law at his niece's wedding earlier this year. This is a wonderful photograph because the other gentlemen are his brothers and they do...
I only made 10 scrapbook pages for June - I had been out and about with family a lot in June which resulted in plenty of photos to scrap but not the time to scrap them in :0) I started...
On a recent trip to York one thing on our 'bucket list' was a trip to Heavenly Desserts for their dessert tapas. This was so indulgently delicious and something we are planning to do again in the near future. I...
Hello, Today you find me on The Mad Scrapper Blog with this gorgeous layout of my cousins grandson Maverick. The photographs were taken to celebrate his first birthday and of course it included a smash cake but unfortunately he didn't know what...
This month I have Indigo Bloom from Uniquely Creative for my Creative Team kit. I have to say that this is one of my favourite ranges so far this year. Love, love, love the dark blues, teamed with periwinkle blue...
Today I'm up on the blog showing you a layout I recently created used the gorgeous July Scrapaholix kits. As soon as I saw the floral paper in the Master of Magic range, the idea for this layout was in...
During a recent visit to our little Northern family, we visited a National Trust property called Delavale Hall. This was one David and I hadn't been to before and were pleasantly surprised at how lovely it was. At the visitors...