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Showing posts with label kraft keepsake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kraft keepsake. Show all posts

Tuesday, 21 February 2017

Flamazing! || Scrapbook Layout || First Edition 'Storyteller'

Hey everyone,

I have a mixed media layout to share today using the First Edition 'Storyteller' papers by Trimcraft.


As you know I'm obsessed with flamingos so when I saw the backing paper (Simply Creative 'Kraft Keepsake'), I just had to use it on a flamingo layout!

To find out how I made this, head to my Trimcraft gallery (LINK)

Thanks for reading!
Emily xx

Thursday, 9 February 2017

Krafting Cards Is Fun!

...That's a pun 'cause the three cards I'm sharing today are all made using Kraft patterned paper.

They are from the Simply Creative 'Kraft Keepsake' paper pads by Trimcraft. There is so much you can do with kraft papers - pair them with bright colours, colour in the patterns, fussy cut designs... and with these I've done just that. 

This first one uses lots of layers and some stitching.


I've coloured in the mandala paper here and fussy cut out. I paired it with the First Edition 'Storyteller' paper pad here. This card was really easy to make and looks so fancy. I love it! 


Finally, some fussy cutting a a chance to use the 'Couture du Jour' leather stickers that I love so much.


To find out how I made these and more, head over to my Trimcraft gallery. (link)

Thanks for stopping by!
Emily xx


Tuesday, 10 January 2017

Ahoy! || Scrapbook Layout || Simply Creative Kraft Keepsake

Hi all,

I have a layout to share today using the Simply Creative Kraft Keepsake paper pad and First Edition nautical dies from Trimcraft.
The picture is of one of the 'pirate ships' in Whitby. It was taken on the super hot day last September and the light was great for photography and I was able to get this really clear shot. 


I initially wanted to use lots of mixed media on this layout but it didn't really work with the papers - the paper had lots of strong black lines on it and the picture and die cuts got lost. So I removed that paper and this plain one was behind it and looked a lot better.

To find out more about how I made this, head over to my Trimcraft gallery (LINK)

Thanks for stopping by!
Emily xx