Welcome Winter by LOUISE CROSBIE
I'm here with my third project using this years December kit. It’s a layout using up some of the coloured card and some strips off of one of the sheets of scrapbook paper. I’ve also utilised the cut off strip...
I'm here with my third project using this years December kit. It’s a layout using up some of the coloured card and some strips off of one of the sheets of scrapbook paper. I’ve also utilised the cut off strip...
Take a 6x6 card blank and layer it up with a 14cm x 14cm piece of the Blackberry swirl card and a 13.5cm x 13.5 cm piece of white cardstock. Cut the Do Epic paper to 10.5 x 10cms,...
The January kit is so gorgeous and so versatile. I had so many ideas and photos to scrap with this kit I had a hard time narrowing it down. I settled on some fun photos of my daughter and me...
My second project using the January 2022 kit is this simple layout. Well for me it’s very reserved. I usually pile lots of stuff on my layouts but I decided to keep this one understated as red and black make...
Welcome to the first kit of 2022. I popped into the shop to collect mine today and although I should have waited till I had plenty time to do a larger project, like a layout, I was it itching to...
I love it when I see a paper from a collection and I know exactly what I want to do with it. As you might already know another love of mine is fussy cutting and the pattern paper Winter Farmhouse...
Let's start off the New Year with a gorgeous kit about friendship! As soon as I saw this range from PhotoPl@y I knew it would make a fantastic yet elegant kit. I love the quirky designs and the colours in...
I love using shapes on my layout, I little while ago I created a very simple layout with circles, rectangles, triangles and it’s one of my favourites. So seeing this gorgeous winter kit and the fussy cutting possibilities I decided...
Take a 6x6 card and adhere a slightly smaller layer of the Bazzill red cardstock. Using a circle die cut 3 circles in the Holliest & Jolliest striped card. You can arrange them how you like. Using the same circle...