Hip Kit Club - November kit!

Good morning! I am really at a kids Christmas party, but secretly popping in to share a recent page I made using the November Kip Kit Club kits!

I really put my digital die cut machine to do most of the work on this page. I used the Handcut letters cut file from my store JustNick. I randomly cut letters from different papers in the kit and then added them to the woodgrain exclusive Hip Kit paper designed by Kim Watson.

I die cut a few trees from my freebie for November at Hip Kits  and mixed in a Pink Fresh Studio diecut tree and some epoxy dots too!

That's it for me today! I will be back soon with more projects. :)

lightning struck. i scrapped for me :)

It is sad to say that I don't often get a chance to use up some of my stash :) A few weeks ago, I went to a Crop & Create event and just got to hang with a couple good friends and scrap!!

I brought along some goodies, and then got my Crop & Create goodie bag - and didn't need much else! Well, other than some new goodies I couldn't help get from The Scrapbook Cottage that was on site!

First up, I had snagged up some fun Sn@p from Simple Stories and created this page using the 3x4 cards since I am not a PL'er:

 

  

 

Next up, I created this page using a bit of my Elle's Studio stash I have been hoarding:

 

 

 

Ok. I have a couple more pages to share using up some of my Crop & Create goodie bag... but I will leave that for another post! Stay tuned :)

 

 

 

 

 

Scrapbook & Cards Today blog!

I am up today on the Scrapbook & Cards Today magazine blog sharing a quick project using Instgram and Polaroid frames!

 I broke out my new Maggie Holmes premade fabric frames and an instagram photo and created this page.  Tomorrow I will be sharing how you can get a similar look with paper and a little something extra that is new and out there !

I added lots of little bits to my page on top of the quilted background. I love these little Crate Paper clothespins and added an even smaller one by My Little Yellow Bicycle. Adding a layer of paper and using lots of foam dots helps the frame pop off the page.

 I added some pre-fab stickers, chipboard and epoxy dots to the page, over the quilted background.

 All I did to create the background was to cut 3" squares, and cut them in half, into triangles and then laid them out into a quilted square shape, making sure to change up the patterns along the way.

I used my Dear Lizzy 5th and Frolic that I had been hoarding, and I should note that, aside from the background paper, I only used a 6x6 paper pad too! I love that you can get all the patterns for CHEAP and make them go a long way too!

Come back tomorrow to see another project - and visit the Scrapbook & Cards Today blog to see how you can make your own frames quickly :)