





In this class we are looking at using 4 or more photos on a single page layout and incorporating circles into our embellishment.
5 photos, close-ups, 2 black and white and three colour
2b pencil and rubber
compass (essential)
wet glue (glue stick or acid free craft glue)
black journaling pen (fine tip)
small craft hammer
12 inch paper trimmer
scissors
double sided tape
self healing mat
ruler
1 sheet of patterned paper, I have used scenic route cape town, which way black
heidi swapp plastic letters (something of medium size and no more than 1 inch in height)
heidi swapp grunge brads (1 packet)
cardstock scraps
antique white paint (I will be bringing paints)
collections stars, hearts and flowers chipboards
Do you find you put these off? you know, Christmas, family affairs, trips to the zoo, birthdays. They can be difficult. Everyone is doing something everything clashes but you want to get a record of the day. I made a formula for myself, once you see the basic pattern it is easy to change and adapt to your needs.What you need:
at least 3 6x4 inch photos, 10 photos to crop to 2x2 inch
double sided tape
craft glue
12 inch paper trimmer
sand paper
ruler
Supplies I used:
paper for journaling (cardstock or ledger pp)
patterned paper scraps
EK success sticko style chipboard letters
Black journaling pen fine point
Other title options:
SEI so bold cardstock stickers
Basic grey mini monograms
Heidi swap acetate letters
We went to the Old Cottage cafe in the Swan valley, rather delicious eggs Benedict were consumed and lots of chatter.
ATC's have never appealed to me as i don't do little well, but I put my hand up for a swap we are doing for the Buzz and Bloom design team, not sure why I said yes considering I had never done one but I did and it led me to learning so that is always good.

shhhhhhhhhh Riley and I went to Ikea this morning, only 2 little things for the scraproom, the rest is for the boys playroom and our walkin which is the most ignored and messy room in the house!
And no I really don't know what this layout is about, just a captured second in Riley's life, made me realise how fleeting any stage is.. photo by Lis Cassey.