Scrapbooking Memories

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A cluster can be as big or small as you like, depending on your scrapbooking style, your budget, and what will work in the space that you have on your page. The definition of a cluster is a grouping of elements to form a bunch. So whether that’s thre

I personally cannot afford the latest and greatest – not that it’s really my preference anymore. Non-traditional scrappy items are where it’s at. They can boost your mojo and help your creativity flow by challenging you to think how you can use them

Brush scripts and effects are very on-trend at the moment, and I knew my Copic markers would add some fun brush effects to my projects. As I use my Copics in a larger way with airbrushing, I keep refills of each of the colours I have as you do go thr

Materials: Aladine IZINK, Baroque Art guilder’s paste, Dusty Attic rusting powder and Lindy’s Stamp Gang Magicals; Paper – Pink Paislee; Cardstock – Canson; Other embellishments – The Crafter’s Workshop template, Motex labeller, Golden matte medium,

Tear a sheet of patterned paper horizontally into strips. Don’t tear in straight lines, make sure the tears are uneven. You can have as many strips of the patterned paper as you want. Be careful not to mix up your strips of patterned paper, try to ke

Basically, letterpress is printing with a hard plate (letters or images) which is inked and then ‘pressed’ into the paper to leave a reverse image in the paper (I use thick letterpress paper to get a beautiful, deep impression). I love using letterpr

Choose a large embossing folder with closely spaced patterns and use a heavyweight cardstock. Flip your embossing folder upside down (so that the part that presses up into the paper to emboss it will now press down into it) and lightly swipe your in