I’ve used a stamp coloured in using water colour pencils as an embellishment. It’s nice to use my older stamps again.
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More tomorrow.xx
Over the past two years I have been making scrapbook layouts, not as 12” x 12” which is the norm, but 8” x 8”, and I’ve built up quite a collection.
The ideas of this blog is to share some of the ideas with you. *8 x 8” layouts are the ideal way to move from cardmaking to scrapbooking as the size is a lot less daunting. I hope you like these little works of art and that they help you fall in love with a craft that is very dear to my heart.
I will add pages often in the hope of building a gallery of 8” x 8” inspiration. Most of the pages come as doubles but there are the odd single one too.
Thanks for looking. xx