Studio Calico’s April Foster showcasing their brand new 12×12 and 6×6 Baby collection called Storytime. This collection features a pastel girl and boy color scheme perfect for scrapbooking babies. For the first time ever, Studio Calico has also included thick transparencies in two different patterns taking your card-making, mini albums, and layouts to the next […]
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Do you have paper scraps lying around in your scrapbook supplies? This is a great layout to use up some of them. Dig deep into the bottom of your scrapbook supplies, and you will be so surprised what treasures you can come up with. This adorable page was made by Melinda Spinks from The Scrap […]
I discovered this adorable mini album on the Authentique Blog. The Designer of this project is Tessa Buys. Thanks to both for sharing today’s inspiration. Just in time to prepare for those July 4th pics. I highly recommend stopping by for a visit, you will truly be inspired. The Fourth of July is one of […]
How cute is this amazing mini album. I discovered this adorable project on Caroline’s Blog Canny Crafter. This album was inspired by a chocolates box. This is truly one of those trash to treasure stories. The original project was found on Pinterest, (via Laura) by Merdrey Chew. Caroline made up her own version of a camera album. First […]
I really do think this card is Fabulous. I would like to thank Melissa Phillips for allowing us to share her beautiful design with you. I highly recommend visiting Emma’s Paperie. You will truly be inspired. Today’s design is focused on Washi Tape. Who doesn’t need some direction on what to do with all those […]
By Nicole Samuels If you love stamping, mists, and rainbows…I’ve got a fun tutorial to share with you today! I used this same technique on my “Happy Day” layout from the Summer of ’69 gallery, using the awesome chevron stamp from the Five and Dime add on. It’s very easy to do and who doesn’t […]
I like this technique of embellishing right on a photo to accentuate some action or emotion. Using the hearts around the scene the designer wanted to focus on is really brilliant. In the second layout, the designer was trying to cover a blurry part of the photo, again, really clever. Try […]