The Mad Scrapper Blog

For my second project this month I have made a little flip book.  I was inspired by the 49 and Market Flip Folios, which are 6" x 8", but mine is only 4" x 4". I am itching to make...

Hello, Today I'm up on The Mad Scrapper Blog with a fun layout of my sister's granddaughter spending time at their house in the school holidays. They always do something fun such as cake making, going on a walk in the...

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...

First take the sheet of Fig Swirl card stock and cut two strips measuring 1” x 12” of the teal swirly paper. Ink the edges with Iced Spruce Distress Oxide.  Adhere one of these at both the top and the bottom. Cut...

Hello lovely crafty people! July is here and so are our fabulous July kits! This month our kits feature papers and products from Stamperia's gorgeous Master of Magic range. I just adore the colours in this range, and the motifs...

Today, I have another layout which documents my crafting endeavours - this time for April.  Again, I have used Starlight Dreams, from 49 and Market.  I was sceptical about this range when I chose it but it has fast become...

Our little Ezzy is 'All Boy' and I think it must be in his DNA.  He always gravitates towards cars, dirt and mud.  We call him our Feral Boy as he is never happier than running around outside and if...

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...