Happy Days by SUE CREASE
Hello, Today I am here on The Mad Scrapper Blog to share with you a simple family album layout. Family album layouts don't always have to be full on you just need to capture the moment. Today I used a...
Hello, Today I am here on The Mad Scrapper Blog to share with you a simple family album layout. Family album layouts don't always have to be full on you just need to capture the moment. Today I used a...
Use the wood grain effect paper as your background. Cut an 8” square of the Lime Crush cardstock and cut 4 x 3 & 3/4” squares from the green side of the Daisy May paper, both sides of the Field...
When our grandson was born - I said I would pay for a photoshoot as his 'Welcome to the World' present (exactly what any scrapbooker would do) and the photos were absolutely gorgeous. Although, I have scrapped these before, when...
First take your white cardstock and using the Vicki Boutin Print Shop stencil, make two clusters to the top right and bottom left of the card. I used Fossilised Amber Distress Oxide and a LIGHT brushing of Black Soot Distress...
Our lovely Scrapaholix kits this month feature papers from PhotoPlay's Sweet as Honey 2 range. Also included in the main kit is a jar of Finnabair Zinc beads, perfect for adding a bit of bling and dimension to your projects!...
I am really enjoying documenting my monthly makes and seeing exactly what has inspired me. In April, I haven't done any knitting so next month's monthly makes may only be paper crafts. In March I made four layouts and a...
Hello, Today I am here on The Mad Scrapper Blog with a dreamy layout for my house calendar. I have used a paper from 49 and Market along with rub-ons and flowers. I have used other flowers from the shop...
First take the Java Brown card stock and gut the central panel leaving a 12” frame. Then take the Travel Memories paper and cut down to an 11” square and mount it on the Java card stock. Next use the gutted...
In February, we decided that little Ezra was old enough for his first crafting session with Nana Karen. I had bought simple supplies of paint, crayons, A3 paper pad and some foam stickers to get us started. We both had such...