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A very Happy New Year to you all! To start of the new year we have absolutely fabulous kits on offer for you! These kits feature papers and products from Vicki Boutin's newly released Discover + Create range. Here is the...
For this layout I used two 3x4 photos of my daughter many years ago in her Christmas nativity where she played a snowflake. I backed the photos using the Stonehenge card stock and then some scraps left over from the...
Hello, I'm up on The Mad Scrapper Blog today with this Christmas surprise treat box. These are so easy to make and lots of fun for the recipient. You can make it double lined but this time I chose not to...
I began by matting a 4x6 photo with the Lagoon cardstock and some scraps of Winter Blues and the Journal Elements patterned paper. I then cut two banner pieces one measuring 10.5 by 2.5 inches, and another measuring 8 inches...
Once they knew that their baby would be a little boy our daughter and her husband decided to have a Peter Rabbit theme for his nursery. When I visited them just before his birth I was so impressed with how...
Using the December 23 kit, cut down the buff coloured card to 11” square and mount it onto the red coloured background card leaving a half inch border (after having first gutted the centre). Fussy cut the gnomes/gonks and banners from...
Hello, Today you can find me over on The Mad Scrapper Blog with this layout of myself celebrating my 60th birthday with my best friend Julia having afternoon tea. We had a lovely time. For this layout I have used 2...
I used 3, 3x4 photos for this layout and began by matting them with the Lagoon cardstock. I then tore a diagonal piece from the Winter Blues, 3x4 elements, and Journal elements papers and distressed the edges. I layered these...
Draw a crescent shape on the Diamond white card stock. Using the Festive Berries Tim Holtz Distress Oxide ink, use the packaging technique, as demonstrated in my video, and dab around the crescent shape. When dried, choose where you want the photo to sit then...