scrapbooking is cheaper than therapy
I just want to give a big thank you to everyone who joined my “I’m sick and pregnant and woe is me” pity party. I really appreciate the solidarity! You guys are all AWESOME.
Halloween is quickly sneaking up – and Christmas isn’t far behind, eek! – and, despite my initial plans to make a cool and creepy mini kit, all I’ve got are some cute and creepy pumpkin stickers.
(But the Christmas kit is gonna be great, I promise!)
Hope your Halloween is delightfully creepy!
(Okay, so it’s Monday and not Friday. Lets just pretend I got this done in time.)
The party planning is over, my infection has cleared, and I am free to actually be a productive member of society again!
At least until the planning for Christmas starts …
In the meantime, I’m clearing out the rest of my paper stash. I have a handful of projects in the works and the digital clutter is starting to bug me. Spring cleaning all around! There are 3 paper packs included with 20 papers in each. Some of the patterns are quite similar but I just couldn’t choose between the slight variations. I do hope you find them useful.
Click on the links to start your downloads.
Kraft Sketch Pack I
Kraft Sketch Pack II
Kraft Sketch Pack III
Happy scrapping!
Whoa, what a week. Or three. I’ve lost count. Between sick, sick and sicker, along with questionably timed 12km hikes, an upcoming birthday party and I don’t even know what’s happening anymore.
It’s already the second week of October and I have absolutely no clue where 2018 has gone. (It’s probably under the couch with all that missing LEGO. I’ll check later.)
This week we have some lovely calm blue patterned watercolour papers. Because I could sure as heck use the CALM.
Short and sweet because I’m pretty sure I’m no longer human. I am pregnant, sick and feeling sorry for myself – you should feel sorry for me too!
But if you don’t want to, that’s fine. Have a mini kit instead.
Something short and sweet and very simple because I’m recovering from my millionth sinus infection in the last 3 months, as well as crazy aching legs from a 12km hike through rough terrain on Wednesday. I assume my legs will be fully functioning and pain free sometime next week. Hopefully.
This week I have some nice and simple greyscale geometric patterns. Use them by themselves or throw them over a textured kraft base and play with layer styles for a cooler effect.
Happy scrapping!
September opened with lovely spring weather. Blue skies, fluffy clouds, lovely temperate days. And then boom! – a raging storm, with bonus hail, and icy cold winds. Just after I’d removed my lovely flannel sheets. Typical. Oh, and a flooded, waterlogged car that eventually started growing plant life. Ah, the miracle of life!
The weather is picking up again, and gorgeous greens are slowly spreading through the city. To celebrate this springing of spring, this week we have a paper pack in a beautiful shade of brilliant, vibrant green.
And we get a new car, so woo! (It probably won’t be green, though.)
Happy scrapping!
I do love a good ceramic tile pattern. I’m particularly partial to the gorgeous European azulejos and Moroccan geometric tiles. They’re stunning to look at.
This week’s freebie is a paper pack featuring some beautiful ceramic tile patterns in orange and blue. They’re vibrant and dramatic, and perfect to add a striking splash of colour to your crafts.
Happy scrapping!
Grab your sunnies, this paper pack is bright. This colourful collection of blinding geometric papers are the only thing remaining of a scrap kit that was lost to my extreme perfectionism. (Seriously, it was awful. It’s better off gone!) But the papers are cool and colourful and they go quite well with my Kids Ahead! mini kit.
Happy scrapping!
The September blog train is live at Pixel Scrapper and it’s absolutely amazing! The offerings this month are as gorgeous as they are varied – and who doesn’t like all things related to food?
Here’s my contribution.
(Click the image to start your download.)
This week’s freebie is a set of delicate lace overlays for your papers. For the best results, layer them over a solid colour and try different layer effects. Of course you could use them as is too!
Happy scrapping!