Dream by KERRY MCINALLY
To start I trimmed the Coastal cardstock to 11x11 inches and the the no6 paper to 10x10 inches. I layered both of these, after distressing the edges, onto a piece of white cardstock. Then I trimmed the no2 paper to...
To start I trimmed the Coastal cardstock to 11x11 inches and the the no6 paper to 10x10 inches. I layered both of these, after distressing the edges, onto a piece of white cardstock. Then I trimmed the no2 paper to...
Wanderlust I taught a class, recently, where the focus was on using different sized photographs. I had forgotten how much I love large photos being the focal point of a layout and so ordered several more A4 photos to scrap....
Gut the Pear cardstock leaving a 1” border. Cut the white card into an 11” square and mount onto the Pear frame. Mat the 6” x 4” photo on the gutted Pear cardstock. Use a floral stencil using two different...
I began by framing a white piece of cardstock with the Pear cardstock. I had previously cut into this so rather than placing the frame entirely on the back, part is on the back and part on the front. I...
When our daughter sent me this photo of her and our grandson, I absolutely fell in love with it. I had ordered some Uniquely Creative - Boho Soul papers and embellishments and the blues of this range were perfect. I...
Hello, Today I'm here sharing a set of cards made for The Mad Scrapper Blog using a new and beautiful collection of 6x6 papers from an Australian company called Uniquely Creative. Janine has quite a few different collections in stock so...
Take the Quicksand cardstock and trim the branding strip. Use the panels of patterned papers in the photo and create a grid LO similar to the photo. Mount the photo on the Pear coloured card and adhere using foam pads...
This was an example of quick scrapping - our daughter sent me these photos and I had scrapped them the same day! Gracie and her Husband love the Lake District and visit as often as they can. This was the...
Gracie and I like to take a little break each year, without the men! In 2019 we visited Barcelona for a few days and it was such a cultural experience. We loved the Goudi architecture and all the interesting little...