Scrapaholix

I have an album for both my children and then a family album which is for me, so I scrap my children's memories separately for them so that they both have memories of events etc in their albums. I try to...

Use the Bazzill White Avalanche card stock as your background.  Use  Silver Fox Shimmerz to paint a large distressed circle in the background. When dry use Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Oxide, Unchartered Mariner, to make a second layer of circles. Splatter both mediums onto the...

Hello Scrappy friends and happy December.  The festive season has started off with a bang in my house. The Christmas tree and decorations are up. We've gone to our local Christmas fair already and this week is filled with Christmas...

Using a piece of white card stock from my own supplies I took three Tim Holtz Inks, Salvaged Patina, Iced Spruce and Frayed Burlap and used the packaging technique and splattering all over the page.  I then took Ha Pi Boho Spirit no...

Take a piece of Bazzill Twill cardstock and splatter three different Distress inks: Frayed Burlap, Peeled Paint and Salvaged Patina using the packaging technique and lots of splatters from watered down inks.   Tear a small piece of the card on the top left...

Take a page of Coconut Swirl Bazzill smooth card stock and cut it to 11 in.² Take the Boho Spirit 01 paper and gut a 11” square from it to use on a future project.  Mat the Coconut Swirl on...

I've continued using the October Kit - Life's a Party, to document my daughter's 10th birthday party.  I was so excited to try out the Prima Marketing Resist Canvas from the main kit, I had so many ideas and at...

The Scrapaholix October Kit - Life's a Party, is filled with pops of colour and fun elements. It was perfect to scrap my daughter's 10th birthday party. I used the AC white cardstock from the Main Kit for my background....

I'm not sure if I have already mentioned, in my last couple of posts, how much I am enjoying using squares on my pages and I just couldn't resist this time either.  Before even giving my page much thought I...