Scrapaholix

I used the Date Swirl Card stock as my background and then tore two strips of Simply The Best, Have Fun paper for the top and bottom.  I then tucked two more narrower torn strips of the Truly Epic paper...

The New Year is here and with it comes the fabulous January kits! These kits feature papers and products from Pink Fresh Studio's Simply the Best range. I love these kits, the colours suit so many things - masculine projects,...

I have an album for both my children and then a family album which is for me, so I scrap my children's memories separately for them so that they both have memories of events etc in their albums. I try to...

Use the Bazzill White Avalanche card stock as your background.  Use  Silver Fox Shimmerz to paint a large distressed circle in the background. When dry use Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Oxide, Unchartered Mariner, to make a second layer of circles. Splatter both mediums onto the...

Here is my first December layout…method below. First I took the sheet of Bazzill Stonewash cardstock as my base. I tore two strips of the Echo Park Frosted Flowers paper measuring approximately 2-3” wide.  I also tore two strips of the same...

Our lovely December kits are here, and as usual I have put together 2 kits as not everyone scraps Christmas. So first up there is the Christmas kit, which features papers and products from Carta Bella's Letters to Santa range. As...

Using a piece of white card stock from my own supplies I took three Tim Holtz Inks, Salvaged Patina, Iced Spruce and Frayed Burlap and used the packaging technique and splattering all over the page.  I then took Ha Pi Boho Spirit no...

This page has my heart. The November Boho Spirit Kit is just so perfect for my photo.  I love this photo of my daughter, so I decided to go with a much bigger photo size than I would normally have and...

Take a piece of Bazzill Twill cardstock and splatter three different Distress inks: Frayed Burlap, Peeled Paint and Salvaged Patina using the packaging technique and lots of splatters from watered down inks.   Tear a small piece of the card on the top left...