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KAISERCRAFT Rustic Harmony collection. For more information, visit www.kaisercraft.com.au STAMPIN’ UP! Stampin’ Blendabilities™. For more information, visit www.stampinup.com HEIDI SWAPP Hello Today stars and arrows. For more information, visit www.scrappinglife.com.au BOBUNNY Glitter paste – gold, silver and copper. For more information, visit www.bobunny.com SCRAP FX Mum & Dad and Youngsters chipboard pieces. For more information, visit www.scrapfx.com.au MANOR HOUSE CREATIONS Wood veneer frames and shapes. For more information, visit www.manorhousecreations.com PEBBLES INC Jen Hadfield Handmade collection. For more information, visit www.pebblesinc.com RANGER Liquid Pearls in Ballerina and Juniper. For more information, visit www.stampit.com.au KAISERCRAFT Tropical Punch collection. For more information, visit www.kaisercraft.com.au PRIMA MARKETING INC Say It In Crystals – Something Blue. For more information, visit www.primamarketinginc.com STAMPIN’ UP! Point & Click Project Life® stamp set. For more information, visit…

Doll house BY AMY PRIOR, NSW Materials: Dollhouse and furniture; Bostik glue guns, hot melt glue sticks, Blu Stik, Glu Stik, Spot or Strip tape, hobby craft glue, fine and wide glue, Clag glitter glue and paste; Paper – Blue Fern Studios, FabScraps, Marion Smith Designs; Embellishments – Green Tara flowers, material off-cuts, beads, twigs, Shimmerz paints. METHOD: 1. After adhering all of your patterned papers to the inside wooden surfaces, put together all wooden furniture using the Bostik hot glue gun. 2. Add texture to the roof tiles using a Bostik hot glue gun, shaping the holt melt glue into roof tiles. Paint the outside of the house using various Shimmerz Texturez paints. Paint all of the wooden furniture with some acrylic paint and then add some shimmer and…

Cards BY CHANTALLE MCDANIEL, QLD Materials: Couture Creations embossing folders, dies, Glitzin’ Glamour, pearls, rhinestones and foam squares; Paper – We R Memory Keepers; Stamp – Kaisercraft, Tsukineko ink; Other embellishments – We R Memory Keepers stickers and wood veneer, trim, machine-stitching, Sellotape mini dots. IDEAS: – Make use of all parts of your die-cuts. The negatives can make for a great background! – Have a go at hand-embossing using a die-cut shape and a stylus. – Create interest and depth by using both the embossed and debossed side of paper on the same project. Show your colours BY ANNE PATTERSON, QLD Materials: Couture Creations embossing folders, dies, Glitzin’ Glamour, pearls, rhinestones and foam squares; Paper – Carta Bella; Cardstock – Core’dinations; Other embellishments – Carta Bella and October Afternoon…

A cluster can be as big or small as you like, depending on your scrapbooking style, your budget, and what will work in the space that you have on your page. The definition of a cluster is a grouping of elements to form a bunch. So whether that’s three or 10 things, as long as they are grouped together you’ve got yourself a cluster. For scrapbooking purposes, your cluster can consist of almost anything, the possibilities are pretty much endless and there are no rules or regulations – just go with what’s in your stash and enjoy the process! Firstly, let’s look at some ideas for items that can be used in clusters (in no particular order): Flowers, chipboard pieces, die-cuts, leaves, muslin, threads, buttons, lace, doilies, brads, feathers, ribbons/bows,…

Basically, letterpress is printing with a hard plate (letters or images) which is inked and then ‘pressed’ into the paper to leave a reverse image in the paper (I use thick letterpress paper to get a beautiful, deep impression). I love using letterpress on cards, in Project Life pockets, on scrapbooking layouts and pretty much anywhere else I can think to include it. I must admit, I’ve been fascinated by all things printing/type since I first learned about Gutenberg and his early typographic printing technique in my seventh-grade history class. Over the years I’ve dabbled in stamping, masking, monotype printing (with lino cuts, Styrofoam takeaway boxes, plastic bags, carved wood, etc.), calligraphy, embossing and even carving and then printing with my own stamps, so when I discovered the L-Letterpress system…

I personally cannot afford the latest and greatest – not that it’s really my preference anymore. Non-traditional scrappy items are where it’s at. They can boost your mojo and help your creativity flow by challenging you to think how you can use them on your page. A few years ago I decided to remove patterned paper from my scrapbooking process. Mixed-media products were dominating my layouts and after realising that it had been many months since I had used any patterned paper, it was a simple decision to make. I couldn’t keep up with the amount of new paper ranges released by the big brands anyway. But I still had to fill space on my page. This is where non-traditional scrap items came in. Items like doilies, placemats, envelopes, diary…

Brush scripts and effects are very on-trend at the moment, and I knew my Copic markers would add some fun brush effects to my projects. As I use my Copics in a larger way with airbrushing, I keep refills of each of the colours I have as you do go through them a little more quickly. I created a really fun paintbrush background on my ‘Always be happy’ layout by adding some ink from the refill to a small jar. I then took a medium-sized brush with a pointy end and dipped it into the ink. Working quickly I added brush strokes all over the background. I additionally added some droplets to the layout by shaking it over the cardstock, it really added to the effect. To create a little…

Spring BY SOPHIE KOSCHMANN, VIC Materials: Paper – American Crafts Dear Lizzy; Cardstock – American Crafts; Embellishments – D-lish Scraps flowers, chipboard, resin and washi tape, American Crafts Thickers, Flourish with a Bling flourish, Freckled Fawn enamel dots, Typo stencil, muslin, calico, doily, twine, texture paste, Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist, SEI Tumble Dye. HOT TIP For the perfect Spring colour palette, combine pastels and brights. Bloomin’ lovely BY NICOLE MCNAMARA, NSW Materials: Paper – Simple Stories; Cardstock – American Crafts; Embellishments – Simple Stories chipboard, stickers and brads, Words Or Whatever chipboard. Design desirable Don’t be afraid to go large with your photo. Use the white space to add embellishments. So much fun! “Can words describe the fragrance of the very breath of spring?” Neltje Blanchan BY LEAH CAMERON, VIC…