Feature Friday is here! Every Friday, I will highlight one project that was published in a past, or in the current issue of Creative Scrapbooker Magazine! HOORAY! Just another fabulous way to showcase so many amazing projects that our followers have shared with us throughout the past 15 years! DRUM ROLL PLEASE Oh I can just feel this little guys JOY of splishing and splashing! Connie Hall from Akwesasne, Quebec, put together this gorgeous layout. From the sunrays (that could also be the water sprays). to the layering, to the View Master Reel cards to the absolutely FABULOUS photo of PURE JOY!Β I love this layout! Here are the supplies Connie used to create this layout: Crate Paper and Jillibean Soup Patterned Paper American Crafts Thickers, Washi Tape and Ribbon Bob Ross Black Gesso Plaid FolkArt Acrylic Paint View Master Photo Reels Chipboard (unknown) Foam Pop Up Dots Connie’s layout…
Feature Friday is here! Every Friday, I will highlight one project that was published in a past, or in the current issue of Creative Scrapbooker Magazine! HOORAY! Just another fabulous way to showcase so many amazing projects that our followers have shared with us throughout the past 15 years! DRUM ROLL PLEASE Did someone say Kombucha?!?!?!?!? Is there anything better than a homemade fermented tea packed with tons of health benefits? Why yes there is … a totally gorgeous layout designed by Shilo Miles, from Lac La Hache, British Columbia – featuring her homemade Kombucha! Giggle Giggle! From the Panda Bears, to the sewing and the splatters – this layout had us at Kombucha! Here are the supplies Shilo used to create this layout: Bazzill Basics Paper Cardstock Bo Bunny, My Little Shoebox and Studio Calico Patterned Paper Tim Holtz Idea-ology and Simple Stories Stickers Unity Stamp Co. and October…
Feature Friday is here! Every Friday, I will highlight one project that was published in a past, or in the current issue of Creative Scrapbooker Magazine! HOORAY! Just another fabulous way to showcase so many amazing projects that our followers have shared with us throughout the past 15 years! DRUM ROLL PLEASE Oh YES! Beach Bound designed by Zelda Smith from Halifax, Nova Scotia is calling my name!Β Those gorgeous colors, that funky, festive trim at the bottom of the photo, the feather, the parrot – all scream travel, summer, fun, and PARTY! And seriously Zelda, that photo is off the charts! I can’t wait to travel again! Here are the supplies Zelda used to create this layout: Close to My Heart and Bo Bunny Patterned Paper, Stickers and Ephemera Kaisercraft Stickers Roller Date Stamp VersaFine Ink Cocoa Vanilla Airplane Wooden Veneer Dollarama Tissue Paper Tombow Tape Runner Therm O…
Feature Friday is here! Every Friday, I will highlight one project that was published in a past, or in the current issue of Creative Scrapbooker Magazine! HOORAY! Just another fabulous way to showcase so many amazing projects that our followers have shared with us throughout the past 15 years! DRUM ROLL PLEASE Just look at those feet! How stinkin cute is this layout designed by Jasmine Kuebel from Edmonton, Alberta?!?!?! Everyone needs to stop what they are doing right now and go and take a photo like this! With your kids, with your dogs, with your special someone!!!!Β Giggle Giggle the sky is the limit! Here are the supplies Jasmine used to create this layout: Graphic 45 Patterned Paper Kaisercraft Patterned Paper Michaels Vellum and Chipboard Cosmic Shimmer Gilding Flakes Viva Decor Inka Gold Maya Road Ribbon American Crafts Ribbon Sizzix Tim Holtz Dies Unknown pen, envelope, chipboard, washi tape…
Feature Friday is here! Every Friday, I will highlight one project that was published in a past, or in the current issue of Creative Scrapbooker Magazine! HOORAY! Just another fabulous way to showcase so many amazing projects that our followers have shared with us throughout the past 15 years! DRUM ROLL PLEASE LOVE LOVE LOVE this design, the splatters, the doodling, the embellishments, the scrabble tiles BUT the BIGGEST reason I love this layout designed by Shirley Mascarina from Pitt Meadows, British Columbia is the PHOTOS!Β Oh my heart, these photos make me smile!Β WHAT A FABULOUS memory! What beautiful little boys who have grown into men. I have an even bigger smile thinking of Shirley gathering them all up to recreate this childhood photo! Oh, the giggles you must have had. When I see layouts like this, as a mother of 4 adults now, I get really mushing inside.…
Feature Friday is here! Every Friday, I will highlight one project that was published in a past, or in the current issue of Creative Scrapbooker Magazine! HOORAY! Just another fabulous way to showcase so many amazing projects that our followers have shared with us throughout the past 15 years! DRUM ROLL PLEASE Oh, my word…. that photo is SPECTACULAR! This beautiful layout was designed by Sandy Ross from Burford, Ontario. Even after all these years – board-like background patterned paper speaks to me!!! I love the warmth it brings to layouts. Not to mention it is absolutely PERFECT for Heritage photos. You know what… we need to pull these types of photos out of their shoeboxes,Β (make copies of course) AND scrapbook them! Make that a little challenge for you this year. Scrapbook a page or two of days gone by.Β Your family will love you for it! Thank you…
Feature Friday is here! Every Friday, I will highlight one project that was published in a past, or in the current issue of Creative Scrapbooker Magazine! HOORAY! Just another fabulous way to showcase so many amazing projects that our followers have shared with us throughout the past 15 years! DRUM ROLL PLEASE Always say yes to googly eyes!!!! And Michelle King from Calgary, Alberta, has done just that with this beautiful creation! Michelle’s title is pure perfection!Β The design had us all at Creative Scrapbooker Magazine digging into our craft supplies to find our stash of googly eyes for our next projects. Michelle, you reminded us that our kid’s craft box is full of treasures and that googly eyes are for kids of all ages! π Here are the supplies used to create this layout: Close To My Heart Patterned Paper, Stud, and Gems Making Memories Hinges Stampin’ Up! Pen…
Feature Friday is here! Every Friday, I will highlight one project that was published in a past, or in the current issue of Creative Scrapbooker Magazine! HOORAY! Just another fabulous way to showcase so many amazing projects that our followers have shared with us throughout the past 15 years! DRUM ROLL PLEASE Hello, Easter, and Hello to this gorgeous layout designed by Laura Whitaker, from Trent Lakes, Ontario. One of my favourite things about this layout is how Laura created the egg in the center of her layout. Layers of circles from all different kinds of patterned paper. What a fabulous way to use up scraps of patterned paper! Here are the supplies used to create this layout: American Crafts Cardstock and Thickers Pink Paislee Patterned Paper, Stickers and Ephemera Dear Lizzy Chipboard Phrases Heidi Swapp Color Shine Spray Sharpie Pen SpiegelMom Scraps Sequins Unknown Crochet Thread Laura’s layout was…
Hi friends! Noreen here from OrganizedandCreativeMom.com to share a fun scrapbook layout featuring the new Staycation Collection and Dine Border Punch from Creative Memories! Staycation is a collection that celebrates staying close to home and enjoying all that our local area has to offer and itβs perfect for all the photos of family nights, baking sessions, backyard parties, and virtual celebrations that we have all experienced over the past year! And the Dine Border Punch is so much fun to documents family dinners, BBQs, take-out meals, or anything else having to do with FOOD! To create this layout, punch two borders with the Dine Border Punch from the kraft-colored patterned paper in the Staycation Paper Pack. Mount them onto two strips of green arrow paper with Repositionable Adhesive. TIP: Repositionable Adhesive is awesome for adhering detailed borders as the tiny dots of adhesive only stick to the paper! Cut…
Hello Creative Scrapbookers! Kim here! Have you ever thought about how you start a layout? Are you consistent or do you mix it up? I mix it up! Sometimes I love to start with a sketch or a particular photo may inspire me and sometimes I like to choose the product first. The project Iβm sharing today was all about using my stash of Stampers Anonymous stamps! Please noteβ¦no patterned paper was harmed in the process! I pulled out a sheet of CSM Super Stock [primed with a thin layer of gesso] and brayered on some with some Distress Inks. I love the texture the brayer creates! I then removed some of the ink with a stencil and baby wipe.Next, I layered on some stamps of various patterns. This process of making a background is so fun and very relaxing. In the wise words of Seth Apterβ¦if you donβt love…
