Scrapaholix

So, I don’t know about everyone else, but the first thing I do when arrive on holiday is take photos of our accommodation before we’ve had the chance to make it ‘homely’!My photos for this layout are of a lovely...

Cut a large triangle from the camera sheet. To do this measure down 5” from the top and cut this strip off. Measure the centre point and make a small mark. Draw a line. Cut from the top corner to...

I began by cutting the ‘Specks of Happiness’ patterned paper into several squares.  I distressed the edges of each piece and then using the central point of the powder blue card stock as a starting point began to adhere the...

I began by using the same ‘Happy List’ paper which I used in my first layout, this time using the yellow, orange and coral rainbow sections. I cut these out and distressed the edges.  I tore a two inch strip...

To start I trimmed the Coastal cardstock to 11x11 inches and the the no6 paper to 10x10 inches.  I layered both of these, after distressing the edges, onto a piece of white cardstock. Then I trimmed the no2 paper to...

First of all I cut down the Coconut Swirl cardstock to 11.5 squared, and gutted the Quicksand cardstock to make a frame for the white.Using a stencil from my own stash I added some leaves to the corners of the...

For the layout I used a 5 x 8 photo which I had backed onto some white card stock, followed by some of the blue card stock provided in the kit.I really liked the wood grain on the Be Free...

For this layout I used 2, 4x6 photos, the Jelly Fish card stock, the Forest Foliage patterned paper and some pieces from the Lovely Layers paper.First of all I gutted the green foliage paper and then cut just over a...

For this layout I used the Blackbird and Passionate card stock, the Radiant Reflections and Feathered Friends patterned papers and a journalling card from the Lovely Layers patterned papers.  I also used three 2x2 photographs.I began by taking an inch...