Forget me not kit

This kit has just been finished and packed ready to be bought @ R210-00 or class notes @ R60-00.  I just love the bright colours even though the page is very sad.  Scrapbooking is about the good and bad moments in your life.  This page shows a technique of using your cuttlebug and cutting embossing from foil plates.

Notes

If you would like to purchase class notes of any of the pages, please contact me on shazleescrap@mweb.co.za.  They sell for R60-00 a set of notes.  If you are overseas, payment could be made via my paypal account and the notes emailed.

Santa's Key

I designed this page using the Scrap Collections range of papers and a Let's Scrap sketch.  A paper piecing element was created using a cat.  I still have a few kits left @ R165-00 if you are interested.

Craftsman range of papers

During the months of December and January, I had 2 full days where we created 6 double page layouts using the Kaiser Craft - Craftsman range of papers.  I also used Let's Scrap sketches for 3 of them.  I loved this range and here are the layouts that I created.

Pocket Tag

Our full day scrap is fully booked for 2 March 2013.  45 Ladies attending on the day - it is going to be awesome.  We still have a handful of kits left @ R350-00 for 2 double page layouts.  One of the things the ladies are going to be shown is how to make this "simple" pocket tag.

1.  Cut cardstock to an A4 sheet of paper.  Fold in half and then in half again.

2.  Open cardstock up, smooth side up.  Fold two bottom corners up to centre line.

3.  Now measure 4cm from the centre line to the left and fold corner in as shown

4.Fold the left side onto the right side.  Add tape on the side where my two top fingers are and the straight right hand bottom side. 

5.  Now fold the bottom piece onto the top piece and you have a beautiful tag pocket made in 5 easy steps.

You can decorate as you wish.  The middle fold could have a piece of patterned paper, the outside fold could have a photo attached or even flowers.  Let your creativity show and I'd love to see what you come up with on a layout.