Scrapaholix

The beautiful November kits are now available, these kits feature papers from Asuka Studio, and embellishments from chipboard company Scrapaholics and flowers from Little Birdie Designs. Here is the main kit: The main kit contains: 1 x Moon Bunny Dream...

I took a Dina Wakely mixed media tag and used a Vicky Boutin stencil with Ranger texture paste and left to dry. (The stencil I used is now on longer in stock, but there are several other Vicki Boutin stencils that would work...

Take the Bazzill card, Coconut Swirl, and use water colours to create runs and splashes, making sure the water colour is very diluted in order to make the colour run. Tap the painty brush over the edge of your fingers to create the splashes. ...

I used the Stonehenge Bazzill card as my base and used a stencil (of your choosing) to add two stencilled areas using Tim Holtz distress Ink in Black Soot. I placed these top left and bottom right to create two largish...

I began by backed 2 portrait 3x4 photos with scraps of white card stock. I then tore a 12 x 6 inch strip of the hydrangea paper diagonally across the long end, which I distressed, and adhered the two pieces...

First cut the branding strip of the Memoir paper to use the reverse side. Put to one side until later.  Arrange a selection of the ephemera from the kit in a horizontal line around 3” from the top of the...

Take the Bazzill Yukon Gold card and use it as your base. Cut 6” strips of the Little Love, Fly Away and Spring Fling papers and tear strips around 1-2” deep. Layer these in alternating patterns down the centre of the Yukon card. ...

I began my second layout using the May kit by fussy cutting flowers and leaves from the spring fling paper. I then chose some distress oxides from my stash which I thought would compliment the colours from the Storyteller collection....

Take the Dreamers in love paper and use this as your base.  Tear a 12” strip of the Forget me not paper (ensuring you leave the larger cluster on the reverse side intact). Stick this to the left hand side. Cut the centre stripy...