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Thursday, April 7, 2022

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Wednesday, December 14, 2016

CAS(E) this Sketch card

I <3 using sketches as ideas for my papercrafting. Every now and then I remember I've subscribed to a blog called CAS(E) this Sketch. This is the current sketch challenge up and challenge accepted!


This is what I've come up with. I had the perfect die cut to use with this sketch!



Products used: Whimsy Fundamentals Paper Packet, Gold Glitter Paper, White Card Value Pack, 2" × 2" My Acrylix® Block, Hollyhock Exclusive Ink™, Gift Thin Cuts, Trimmer, Non-stick Micro-tip Scissors, Versamat™, Bone Folder, Spritz, Scrubber, Happy to Be Friends stampset, 3L® E-Z Dots® Adhesive.

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Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Charlotte Australasian CTMH Blog Hop

Welcome to the Charlotte Blog Hop!
If you've landed here from Mez's Craft Room, you're in the right spot.

The blog hop this month features the beautiful delicate Charlotte suite.

I've used the Workshops Your Way kit and had heaps of leftover bits. I really like squeezing every drop out of a kit and have challenged myself to see what I can create from my scraps!

I've created this layout from my scraps, adding in some cardstocks to bulk it out.
If the design looks familiar, you may recognize it from the Jubilee WoTG kit.

For the Me & You title, I used leftover bits from my Charlotte sticker sheets. I decided to trace around them with my black pen to make them stand out. I also added some clusters of chipboard and gold puffies for more texture.

This part of the page was meant to be a photo space. I decided to make it into a journal box instead. A bit of chipboard and a puffy later and voila! Perfect space to write down and document what happened in the photos.

Switching gears a little bit, I made this sweet card. I wanted to introduce more colors into the Charlotte palette and I think it worked quite well.
I paired up some green cardstock scraps with the Springtime Wishes stampset and Thin Cuts. The green leaves and bit of honey ink really lift the softer tones of the Charlotte papers! Just because Charlotte is a soft delicate paper packet doesn't mean you can't oomph it up with other colors. ;) Sapphire happens to look very nice mixed in with Charlotte for a blokey card or page.


To make these projects, you'll need the following. Click through the links or contact your consultant to purchase. :) Workshops Your Way™ Charlotte Scrapbooking Kit, Springtime Wishes stampsetSpringtime Wishes Thin Cuts, White Card Value Pack, White Daisy Pomegranate Topiary Sweet Leaf & Kraft cardstocks, Honey Pomegranate & Black Exclusive Inks, 3x3 and 2 x 6.5" My Acrylix® Blocks, Spritz, Scrubber, Corner Rounder, Versamat™, Ruler, SureCut™ Deluxe Craft Paper Trimmer, 3L® E-Z Dots® Adhesive, Make It from Your Heart™ Volume 2, Marvy® Uchida® LePen™.


I'd love it if you'd leave a comment before the next stop in the hop. Up next is Maz Wood's - Inky Fingers!


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Saturday, October 10, 2015

Sangria Blog Hop

Welcome to the Sangria blog hop!
If you've landed here from Shaunna's blog you're on the right track.

My project for this hop is this stunning advent calendar.

If you open up your copy of Annual Inspirations 2015/2016 to the Sangria section, you'll see that this calendar is an extended version of that gorgeous quilt block page.
If you have a copy of the Reflections how to book, you can easily duplicate this project with just a few more squares, some stamping, fussy cutting, and some embellishing!

Not only does this use up lots of scraps, it's also a great project for using with our red magnetic display frame! Simply pop it in the frame and use a base&bling pendant (glue a magnet to the back using liquid glass) to mark the days leading to Christmas!
The idea with this advent calendar is to have a nice title page for your Christmas album, and a reusable advent calendar for years to come! If you don't have the red magnetic display frame, you can slip this into a page protector and pin to a cork board and use a dry erase marker or washi tape to mark down the days.

You don't have to use Sangria to make this calendar (I've recently finished another in White Pines and it'd look great in any CTMH paper packet) nor does it have to be an advent calendar. You could easily tweak this to be a perpetual monthly calendar or a birthday party count down, or any other count down you can think of!

Materials used: Sangria paper packet, trimmer, versamat, spritz, scrubber, blocks, 14" ruler, inks (cocoa, pomegranate, eggplant), stampsets (handwritten print, holiday cheer, hand lettered Christmas), gold foil tape, clear sparkles, pink enamel gems, nonstick microtip scissors, colonial white cardstock, Reflections how to book, adhesive.


Up next is the beautiful Denise!


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