Today on the Quietfire Design blog I’m sharing my final project as Guest Designer this month. It’s a Thanksgiving card that I created with the “To Give Thanks” rubber stamp set. I used Core’dinations cardstock as my card base and the patterned paper is FabScraps. The “Thanks” die is also Quietfire Design. For more details about […] Read more…
Have you ever had a photo that you loved so much you scrapped it twice? Well, that hasn’t happened to me…until this week. It’s silly really. I have so many lovely photographs from my daughter’s Graduation which I MUST scrap…and all I wanted to do last week was use one of them for 2 different […] Read more…
I know it’s not really the time of year to post a beach layout, but many Canadians do visit hot spots during the winter, and we all love to scrapbook those warm vacation memories. So today I’m sharing a layout I designed for a Canadian Scrapbooker magazine webisode, in which I show a simple DIY […] Read more…
This week I am participating in the Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L and Quietfire Design Blog Hop! If you’re not familiar with Quietfire Design, it’s a wonderful Canadian company with fantastic rubber stamps. Here is the card I designed for the hop: Oh, it sure felt good to create something with flowers and butterflies…. after this long cold […] Read more…
If some of you are fans of Canadian Scrapbooker magazine and follow their blog, then you know I’ve been writing updates on the new releases from the Create & Connect trade show in Las Vegas that took place 2 weeks ago. Today on their blog I share this layout, plus some wonderful photos of […] Read more…
Today I thought I’d share a few layouts I designed for my “Time Travel” article in the Spring issue of Canadian Scrapbooker magazine. Creating heritage pages and vintage designs is one of my favourite styles of scrapbooking. FabScraps was perfect to use for this layout “Farm Girls,” featuring a photo of my mom and her […] Read more…
Sometimes I whine. The laundry, cooking, cleaning, tidying, laundry….more laundry, more cooking…. I think some of you can relate 🙂 Then I was working on The Urban Scrapbook September staff challenge and decided to use a beautiful heritage photograph of my husband’s German grandmother. Emma Klapstein This woman lived through the […] Read more…