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Yesterday I received my complimentary issue of Memory Makers July/Aug issue… This layout is part of the “Trends To...
read moreA scrapbooking journal by Lisa M. Pace
Yesterday I received my complimentary issue of Memory Makers July/Aug issue… This layout is part of the “Trends To...
read moreSaturday I received a little package from a sweet friend that contained two Cuttlebug Cutting Die and Embossing...
read moreI love anything vintage especially vintage millinery pins. I always wonder how the previous owner wore theirs… did...
read moreI do this all the time… especially if what I am about to use already has glitter such as these cute little bells. It seems...
read moreHere is a quick tutorial to create a simple gift tag or enclosure card for your gifts during the holiday season. I...
read moreall about those little details. I just can’t seem to leave a project alone. I have to keep adding and adding and adding… for...
read moreClass Length: 4 Hours Skill: All Levels The sentiment “Home Sweet Home” can make you think of many things… special...
read moreI have had several people email me regarding this “Spooktacular” sign. So I thought I would do a little tutorial...
read moreWe used pages from several of the many Maya Road Chipboard Coaster Albums, placed one of the cut sheer sheet templates on top of the chipboard page, sprayed the Maya Mist Orange on top (hold about 6" from the page for best overall coverage), removed the Sheer Die Cut Sheet and sprayed the Maya Mist Metallic Gold on top of the masked chipboard page.
read moreTo recreate this flower you will need a Maya Road Coaster Chipboard Flower and a Blossoms II Chipboard Flower. Now attach the Blossoms II Chipboard Flower on top of the crumpled flower and embellish the center of the Blossoms II Chipboard Flower with a button that has been threaded with fiber.
read morePace Supplies Needed: Acrylic Paints, DecoArt Weathered Crackling Medium, Paint Brush and chipboard (example is Maya Road Scroll Corners) I have found that when using crackling medium, foam brushes are not as effective as using a paint brush.
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