Hey Creative Scrapbooker Fans! Are you ready to dive into a fun and creative project? Today, I’m sharing how to create a gorgeous Winter Character Wall Hanging that is perfect for your seasonal home decor. This project features the Winter Birds Collection from Simply Stated Design, dies from Elizabeth Craft Designs, and adhesives from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L. Grab your favorite winter beverage, and let’s get started! Step-by-Step Instructions: Materials Needed: Simply Stated Design: Winter Birds Collection – Paper 1, Paper 3, Trees Ephemera, Bird Ephemera, and Essentials Ephemera Elizabeth Craft Designs: Stitched Indented Rectangle Dies Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L: 3D Foam Squares and E-Z Runner Permanent Tape Misc: Twine Step 1: Prepare Your Paper Elements Begin by die-cutting the 4” Indented Rectangle from Paper 1 and the 4 ½” Indented Rectangle from Paper 3 of the Winter Birds Collection. These layered rectangles will form the base of your wall…
Capture the beauty of fall in your notebook or planner with this Fall Sidekick Page with Elizabeth Craft Designs! This project is part of Inside My Notebook, a regular column in Creative Scrapbooker Magazine by Els Van de Burgt. Featured in the Fall 2024 issue, Els guides you through creating this vibrant autumn-themed layout with detailed instructions and inspiring techniques. Grab your copy of the Fall issue today and bring seasonal charm to your crafting projects! Supplies List Elizabeth Craft Designs Products: 2087 – Floral Foliage 1 2102 – Sidekick Essentials – Basepage with Ticket 1736 – Reinforcement Variety Pack 508 – Double-Sided Adhesive – 64mm P017 – Sidekick Ochre Reminiscence Book 5 Other Materials: Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Ink – Frayed Burlap Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Mica Stain – Flickering Candle Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Spray Stain – Vintage Photo VersaMark Stamp Pad Wow! Embossing Powder – Weathered Gold…
WINNER – Congratulations to Starr Lange – this week’s lucky winner! Win Big with the Elizabeth Craft Designs Prize Package Contest! Calling all scrapbookers and cardmakers! We’re thrilled to announce an exciting opportunity to win the ultimate Elizabeth Craft Designs prize package. This giveaway is packed with premium products that will elevate your crafting projects, whether you’re creating beautiful layouts, organizing your planners, or designing unique cards. What’s Included in the Elizabeth Craft Designs Prize Package? This prize package features a selection of must-have Elizabeth Craft Designs essentials: Sidekick Essentials Dies These versatile dies are perfect for creating detailed designs, borders, and embellishments for your scrapbook layouts, cards, and planners. With a wide range of shapes and patterns, these essentials allow you to add intricate elements to any project. Floral Foliage Die Set Bring your crafts to life with these gorgeous foliage dies, perfect for adding natural elements and seasonal…
Hey Creative Scrapbooker Fans! For today’s blog post, I’m sharing with you how to create this pretty Gift Box using a variety of Dies and Stamps from Elizabeth Craft Designs, along with the Queen Bee Collection from Simply Stated Design, Mildliner Pens from Zebra, Ink from Ranger, and Adhesive from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L. Grab a cup of your favorite beverage and learn how to recreate my Elizabeth Craft Designs Gift Box at home.To start, choose two patterned papers from the Queen Bee 12×12 Paper Pack by Simply Stated Design. Next, take the Cover Die from the Book Box Die Set by Elizabeth Craft Designs. Die cut the Cover Die from one of the patterned papers. Flip the patterned paper over so your Cover Die cuts on the white side of the second patterned paper. This ensures everything lines up with the cover and the inside piece. Next, you’ll need…
Planner Pages with Elizabeth Craft Designs and Els Van de Burgt July is a festive month in North America, marked by two significant national celebrations. On July 1st, Canada Day, Canadians come together to celebrate the formation of their country with parades, concerts, fireworks, and family gatherings. Just a few days later, on July 4th, the United States observes Independence Day, commemorating the nation’s declaration of independence from British rule. This day is celebrated with patriotic displays, fireworks, barbecues, and a variety of community events, highlighting the shared spirit of freedom and national pride in both countries. Check out this Canada Day and Fourth of July planner page created by Els Van de Burgt featuring a variety of Elizabeth Craft Designs products. Supplies Elizabeth Craft Designs Supply List 2145 – Pocket Page Fillers 1 – Full-size Postage Stamps 2146 – Pocket Page Fillers 2 – Full-size Postage Stamps 2147 -…
Hey Creative Scrapbooker Fans! For today’s blog post, I’m sharing with you how to create these masculine Happy Birthday Cards using the Cogwood Grove Collection from Simply Stated Design. The Build Your Own Sentiments 1 stamp set from Elizabeth Craft DesignsA variety of adhesives from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L – including the E-Z Runner Grand and 3D Foam Squares. Creative Scrapbooker Super Stock and Ranger Tim Holtz Distress ink. Grab a cup of your favorite beverage and follow along to recreate these cards at home. Instructions for the Tree Happy Birthday Card: Cut the woodgrain paper to 4 ¼” x 5 ½”, the tan paper to 4” x 5 ¼”, and the forest paper to 3 ¾” x 5” from the Cogwood Grove Paper 9 by Simply Stated Design. Sand the edges of all three papers. From the Cogwood Grove Trees Ephemera by Simply Stated Design, select the tree with…
Well HELLO Creative Scrapbookers, it’s been a minute! Kim here with a blog post I have been promising to share, but there always seems to be something that pulls me in a different direction! So here goes! First, isn’t it wonderful that we are seeing creative events happen in real life again? Tables full of friends laughing, scrapbooking, learning and likely shopping as well, is a experience not to be missed! My first in-person retreat; post Covid, was with the team from Elizabeth Craft Designs. They hosted an amazing Creative Retreat in Banff, Canada, no detail was left unmanaged! The venue, the instructors, the projects, the goody bags [WOWSERS!] and of course the people made it a huge success. Lots of new friendships made and I connected with people I had only ‘met’ online. I enjoyed the event so much, I signed up again for the 2024 Creative Retreat. I…
WINNER – Congratulations to Karen Hale – this week’s lucky winner! Elizabeth Craft Designs Giveaway is HERE! Get ready to elevate your crafting game with our latest giveaway extravaganza, courtesy of Elizabeth Craft Designs! This dreamy prize package is a haven for paper craft enthusiasts, featuring an array of exquisite dies that will add intricate charm to your projects. But that’s not all—prepare to be enchanted by the soft allure of patterned paper, perfect for adding depth and texture to your creations. And let’s not forget the fluttering elegance of butterfly stamps, ready to adorn your crafts with delicate beauty. With so much more in store, this prize package is a crafter’s paradise waiting to be claimed. The Prize Package will include the following Elizabeth Craft Designs products – Evening Rose Patterned Paper Collection – Butterflies and Swirls Stamp Set – Mini Florals 2 Die Set – Elegant Decorative Box…
Hey Creative Scrapbooker Fans! For today’s blogpost, I’m sharing with you how to create a Welcome to the World Card which uses the Echo Park Paper Co. Special Delivery Baby Boy Collection.I also used the Fitted Star dies from Elizabeth Craft Designs Along with Super Stock from Creative Scrapbooker Magazine and I adhered everything together using a variety of adhesives by Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L. You’ll want to grab a cup of your favourite beverage and learn how to recreate my card at home. To start, you’ll need the terra cotta dot paper out of the Echo Park Paper Co. Special Delivery Baby Boy collection 6×6 Paper Pad. Cut a piece that measures 4 ¼” x 5 ½”. Flip the paper over and cut a piece that measures 1 ½” x 4 ½”. Sand the edges of both papers. Next, you’ll need the multi coloured triangle paper out of the…
Hello and Happy Fall! Kim here with some layouts to share, inspired by the September Sketchy Challenge. It’s no secret that I LOVE a good sketch as a starting place for scrapbooking. It seems to be what my brain seeks to start my creative process. I’m not one to always follow a sketch exactly. I never see absolutes with a sketch. Some folks see a sketch and distinguish what is a photo, paper and embellishment, they want to know what size to print photos and cut paper to make an exact replica, this is not wrong, just not my way. I, however see a sketch and think looser. What if the photo was paper or vice-versa, could an embellishment be a photo, one photo could hold the ‘weight’ of many photos, a photo could be a journal block, etc. I do not look to replicate the sketch, though sometimes it…