Happy Days.

 Hello,

Today I am here on The Mad Scrapper Blog to share with you a simple family album layout. Family album layouts don't always have to be full on you just need to capture the moment.

Today I used a selection of papers by 49 and market, gems, sequins and a cutfile. I started by gutting the orange paper to allow use later on in the layout. On top of that I added the trimmed down and distressed edged Triumphant paper.

The cutfile was in white so I inked it with walnut stain and then backed with a selection of papers from the collection (a full list can be found below) I added foam tape below to lift it above the photo and to give some dimension to the layout.

The photo was trimmed slightly and then added to the other side of the orange paper and trimmed right back to give a tiny boarder, I also added a note book style edge under it and then it was then matted on to two mats on a jaunty angle. I took one of the journal tags to use under the first P and from the bottom I fussy cut the flower and word and placed it at the foot of the picture. Then I added my journaling 

Then I finished off the layout with black gems and wood effect sequins from my stash.

Thanks for stopping by today, I hope I have inspired you to bring out some of those older photographs celebrating family get togethers. If you need papers remember to drop in to see Janine or take your time and visit The Mad Scrapper 

Sue.

Product list for today:

Wherever - Colored Foundations 2 

Wherever - Colored Foundations 1 

49 and market - Academia -Triumphant

Wanderlust Explorer - Expedition Tale 

Bazzill White/Canvas 

Distress Ink Pad - Walnut Stain 

BLACK RHINESTONES 

Aleene's Original Tacky Glue 

Wishing You Love.

 Hello,

Today I'm up on  The Mad Scrapper Blog with this card I have made with a piece of beautiful paper I just couldn't waist. With a little bit of careful cutting you can possibly make something really pretty. I hope you think I have managed this here.

I started by taking a 5x7 card blank and then the 2 pieces of the paper I had kept and added them to the front, I then added cream lace to where I knew it would just pop out from behind the fussy cut element. 

Here you can see how it just shows in this next photo.

The tiny rosebuds are a apricot colour so I took a stamp set which has coordinating dies and using spiced marmalade I inked it up and cut it out.

To finish off I added some dimensional glue in green and marmalade colours. I find the best way to add lace to projects is to use hot glue

Thanks for stopping by today, pop in to see Janine and check out all the delicious papers she has in stock if not go to The Mad Scrapper  and look at your pleasure.

Sue.

Supply list for today:

CARDS & ENVELOPES - RECTANGLE 

One Perfect Day - Desire 

Cluny Lace 1/2" - Natural  

Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pad - Spiced Marmalade 

Mini Hot Glue Sticks 

Aleene's Original Tacky Glue 

Dreamer.

 Hello,

Today I am her on the The Mad Scrapper Blog with a dreamy layout for my house calendar. I have used a paper from 49 and market along with rub-ons and flowers, I have used other flowers from the shop too a full list can be found at the bottom of this post.

I started by pulling all my possible papers and embelishments together that I may use today. You will notice a inspirational photo on the bottom right, I spotted that on the 49 and Market Facebook page and I found it to be a great launching point for this page, thank you Pammejo Bray. I have had this photo printed to use for over 2 years and todays the day it's getting used.

I started by trimming the paper to 11 1/2 and adding it to a green mat after distressing the edges. Then I grabbed the rub-ons and placed the photo where I thought it would go and proceeded to add the lilac rub-ons but then I realised I should add some butter ones too. I added a pale grey mat to the photo and then some foam under to give dimension allowing me to tuck in some tickets and flower stems. Then I made a little cluster and tucked the Dreamer word just under. 

This next photo shows the use of a loved scrap of Maja Design paper I just couldn't throw out (I just know you can relate to that!) The little heart chipboard is from my stash which I inked before adding it, the butterfly is one of three that are off the rub-on sheet which I put on vellum and fussy cut out.

Another little cluster at the top with another butterfly, you can see some butter rub-ons peeking out.

This large balloon gave me an idea of how lovely it would be to drift up and fly over the dreamy field of lavender.

To finish off I just added some glittery enamel dots. Thanks for stopping by today I know I have used a few items which are no longer for sale but if you have been with us for a while you may have something in your stash if not Janine has many other delicious papers to choose from that will fit your photo perfectly, call in to the shop or if you can't then grab a coffee and visit The Mad Scrapper  I just know you will find the perfect one.

Sue

Supply list for above:

Patch/Grasscloth 

49 and market - Vintage Artistry Ingenue

49 and market - selection of laser cuts from Viken

Hot AIr Balloons #1 

Maja Design - stripe paper

49 and market - rub-ons Butter and lilac

Enchanted Petals - Twilight

Pastel Flowers - Lavender 

Primrose Collection - Aubergine 

Little Birdie Galina Paper Flowers - Ivory Pearl 

Shades of the Sea

 Hello,

Today I am sharing some cards I have made for  The Mad Scrapper Blog using a selection of beautiful papers by Maja Designs all available in store today along with other beauties. My husband loves the sea and sailing so these papers were ideal to make him a anniversary card. I also decided to make some others to show you how versatile this collection is. Here is the card I made him

Janine now sells card and envelope packs and I would urge you to try them they are so strong and will withstand plenty of layers added to the front. I am using a 6x6 square but she has other sizes too.

I took my selection of papers (full list below) and decided on the ones I would use, then the first layer I ripped all sides and inked with tea dye ink and attached to the card blank. Then I took the next paper and cut to 5 1/4 sq and stitched all around then I added it to a light blue card and attached that to the card.

I took 2 images from the ephemera sheet and ripped the edges and inked too and attached at jaunty angles. I inked and die-cut out 2 sentiments and added those on to the card front.

I had so many ideas for more cards I just couldn't stop so here they are below I used the card blanks in 5x7 size and some rhinestones from Uniquely Creative. Check out what Janine has in store, you will have to put in the shop search bar Uniquely Creative as there is not yet a shop by brand bar yet.

So many lovely colours in the rhinestones which all match their paper collections so they will always match.

Thanks so much for stopping by today I do hope I've inspired you to make cards with some of the beautiful papers you can find in The Mad Scrapper  shop or online.

Sue

Supply List:

CARDS & ENVELOPES - SQUARE 

CARDS & ENVELOPES - RECTANGLE 

CARDS & ENVELOPES - SLIMLINE 

Monochromes - Seaside - Navy

Monochromes - Seaside - Sky 

Seaside - Marine Meadow 

Seaside - Ephemera 

Starmist/Canvas 

Potter's Clay/Smoothies 

NAVY RHINESTONES 

NATURAL TWINE 

Distress Ink Pad - Tea Dye 

Aleene's Original Tacky Glue 

Maja Design - Vintage Romance- Honeymoon 

Brilliant Day

 Hello,

Today I am sharing a layout made for The Mad Scrapper Blog and this time it is a fun layout of my sister and her husband ticking off a bucket list item, that of visiting the Titanic Tour in Belfast.

I knew I wanted to use the Summer Porch collection for this layout and you will find a full list below. I started by trimming the manufacturers strip off the bottom and then I gathered together possibly supplies for use on this. I took the map paper and ripped away slightly less than half and inked gently the white core. Then I took a cream paper to make up the 12 inches, I smushed two blues on my stamp block added some water then pressed it all over the cream. Then I gently splattered some of the darker ink once dried I stuck the two together.

I matted the photo on to black paper then on to the day dream but not before I punched the top edge, the opposite of the manufacturer strip is the stripe so I added it to the bottom of the photo. I added foam under for dimension but also to be able to tuck a couple of journal cards under and a few chipboard bits of ephemera. I had to add the life preserver because in the film thats what they were handing out!!

More chipboard pieces added to the bottom left of the photo.

This next photo shows the black title piece and the only bit of journaling I added, I will let my sister add some of her own when she receives this.

They had a great time and of course it would have been rude not to take the opportunity of having this iconic photograph taken. This was for a very long time her favourite movie.

To finish off the layout I just added some red Nuvo drops to bring together the spots of red around the paper you could also use red gems or pearls. I hope I have inspired you today and if you need any papers and are close to The Mad Scrapper pop in to see Janine if not go to The Mad Scrapper  and look at your pleasure.

Sue

Please find the list of supplies:

Summer Porch - Charted 

Summer Porch - Daydream 

Summer Porch Chipboard Set 

Monochromes - Seaside - White Sand 

Distress Ink Pad - Salvaged Patina 

Tim Holtz Distress Mini Ink Pad - Prize Ribbon 

Aleene's Original Tacky Glue 

FOAM MOUNTS - STRIPS 

Amazing You.

 Hello there,

Today I am sharing a layout for The Mad Scrapper Blog and I am using new papers from 49 and market, a full list of supplies can be found below.

The photograph is again of my sister her hubby and granddaughter. They enjoy days out together whatever the weather is like and she enjoys nothing better than to pull on her wellingtons and dragging grandad through the wet grass looking for big sticks or branches to take home.

I took my chosen solid paper and trimmed it to 11 x 11.5   Well I'm not the best at mixed media layouts (I'm afraid of messing up!) but I knew I wanted to add something to this solid sheet so I took my favourite stencil and added the paste through in certain areas and left it to dry. Then I took Patina distress ink and added that and topped it with a touch of Walnut Stain. It looks a hot mess in this photo but I think we pulled it back ok! I left it overnight to completely dry then I added it to a sheet of Island cardstock having the inch to the left I didn't gut it because I wanted it to control any warping.

After deciding where the photo would go I added some chipboard twigs and extra where it won't be seen to hold up the photo. I cut strips of papers and cut flag ends in them and inked with the walnut stain before placing them on top.

I added a black mat beneath the photo and attached it to the page then I cut up some little phrases and added them to the branches.

I added a few stars and hearts about the layout and to finish some black rhinestones 

A layout from me almost always has to have some flowers and I just managed to sneak in a few in here.

There is a sheet of cut apart journal cards so I used one for my journaling and another I turned over and tucked it underneath 

Thanks again for stopping by, I hope you have been inspired by this layout. If you want to see the full collection stop by the shop and Janine will be pleased to show you it all  if not grab a coffee and go to The Mad Scrapper  and look at your pleasure.

Sue. 

Product List:

ISLAND CARDSTOCK 

Wanderlust Explorer - Solids #1 

Wanderlust Explorer - Adventure Chronicles 

Wanderlust Explorer - Voyage Log

Wanderlust Explorer - Expedition Tale 

Finnabair Tapestry Stencil

Texture Paste 4oz 

Distress Ink Pad - Salvaged Patina 

Distress Ink Pad - Walnut Stain 

BLACK RHINESTONES 

Royal Posies – Tomato Paper Flowers 

Branches and Berries 

Thinking of You

 Hi, here’s another card I’ve made to join in with the Pinkfresh April challenge.

This time I’ve used peaches and yellows in my inking. I used the double stitched rectangles and I copied Carissa’s idea with the 2 flashes on the oval.

I used the peach fuzz collection & yellows and citron & bay leaf on the leaves.

Thanks for stopping by today.

Sue