no rules, just happy crafting
Today I want to remind you of something important: if you craft, you will have craft failures.
Maybe it’s a silly thing to say – but it is true! You can’t win them all, and all ideas you have won’t be your favorites. I actually LOVE when I have craft fails and today I want to explain why, and encourage you to test and play more – rely on old standards a little less. Continue reading “Craft Fail: Why it’s my favorite!”
As I work on my travel plans for summer, I knew I had to use one of the Disney cut files (available from ScanNCut retailers) to make a pocket for my notebook.
Continue reading “Be Our Guest: Disney inspired pocket page for travel journal”
Recently I ordered some stamps from Ellen Hutson (affiliate links used below) – and they had them to me in 2 days. How quick is that? To start with I stamped in black archival ink various images all over a piece of watercolor paper. Then I pulled out my clean color pens and got to work! The goal here is to have fun – NOT to worry about finalized projects or anything else. Continue reading “A little stamped fun”
One of my goals in 2018 is to see a few more scrapbook albums & projects finished. To kick it off I’m working on a New York City 6×8 album that I started about 6 months ago.
At this point I had placed all photos inside, it just needs journaling, stickers, etc. So I got out my supplies and got to work! Continue reading “Let’s Get Scrapbooking: NYC Album part 1”
I get a lot of requests for “just the how-to” video – and today I’ve got just the thing! If you have a ScanNCut and like to stamp – consider doing some masking. You’ll need masking paper (available through many online/art stores/etc), an image, and of course your ScanNCut!
