color, stories, inspiration...



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Sassy Scrappers are one of the sponsors for this month's CSI Challenges, and I was very happy to have the opportunity to contribute a page for their latest case file. 


The colour scheme is not one I would normally choose for myself but it was fun to try something new, and I was surprised that I actually had so many of the colours in my stash. 


I used quite a lot of the evidence pieces on my layout including, stripes, speech bubbles, Polaroid frames, hearts, clouds, vellum, animals and ink splatters


I focused on journaling on a speech bubble from the testimony of this case file.



Upload you entries for this case file by the 8th April to go in the running to win some awesome prizes!
Thanks for stopping by xx


project life week 5...



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I am happy to have completed the final week of January and have shared a bit of an insight into the process I use for making various products work with my photos (even when the colours don't necessarily match) over on the Sassy Scrappers blog today. 


Once again, I have used a fabulous mix of products from Simple Stories 'Life in Color' collection


Check out my original post for more details.


Thanks for stopping by xx

project life week 4...



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I am super excited to announce that I have joined the Sassy Scrappers design team!!


 I will be creating various Project Life pages throughout the year and have shared my first post over on the Sassy blog using the awesome new 'Life in Color' collection from Simple Stories to document week 4. 


  Head over to the Sassy blog for close up pics and all the detail of the products I have used from this gorgeous collection.


Thanks for stopping by xx


March @ Kraft Plus...



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Hi again :) It's the start of a new month and I'm sharing my layout for the March Kraft+ Challenge


This month's challenge is a sketch... with a twist!
You must include a touch of houndstooth pattern somewhere on your creation.
Oh and don't forget about the Kraft base.




I knew I had a sheet of houndstooth paper somewhere in my stash (turns out it was half a sheet) but  once I laid everything out according to the sketch I didn't feel like the black and white houndstooth was enough so I printed more of the pattern onto kraft cardstock. 


I used a sheet of Studio Calico Transparency for the text part of the sketch and substituted the flower accents for a mix of frames and a gorgeous fringed heart from Crate Paper.



 Check out the fantastic projects the rest of the team has created over on the Kraft+ blog, and be sure to upload your creations by the end of the month for your chance to win this month's prizes!! 
Thanks for stopping by xx


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