Scrapaholix

I've been holding onto these baby photos of my daughter for the last 10 years waiting for the perfect collection to be released so that I could scrap them and oh my goodness, the Scrapaholix February kit Aquarelle Dreams is so...

Take a sheet of white cardstock and use Iced Spruce Distress Ink to make splatters and use the distressing technique to create a mixed media background.  Using the large scraps from the Echo Park Winter Snow paper: Cut a rectangle...

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...

This project was supposed to be a 12x12 scrapbook page with a lot of photos. I was thinking of doing a grid type layout but I had too many photos and just could not make it work. I almost abandoned...

This is my 2nd page using the Scrapaholix March main and add-on kit.  It seems to be a month of firsts for me. My 1st page was the first time I used Finnabair Sparks acrylic paint available from The Mad...

The March kit and add on is so pretty that I really didn't want to add a lot more to it. It has so many lovely stickers and the papers are ideal for fussy cutting and layering up. I've made...

Hi I really fell in love with this month's kit it's stunning. I had to force myself to cut into the beautiful papers. I wanted to make something that would sit on my desk so I could see them so...

This page took on a completely different look and idea from what I had initially planned. My initial idea was to add a mixed media background but once I had laid out the layout I liked it so much I...