Stamps Ahead

This is the 21st layout I designed for the Kissi fundraising event yesterday.  It uses paper and stamps from Kaszazz Christmas Morning collection.   All product is available from Kaszazz.  The ladies used stamp ink to colour their chipboard pieces. Again another layout that enables many of those Christmas photos to be added. A good time was had by all and they all enjoyed learning new skills - even those that have done many scrapbooking classes with me. Thank you for looking, Margaret.

This is a double page layout using Kaszazz Tis'the Season collection of stamps and papers.  It is a modified version of a layout by Kerry Collins, a fellow Kaszazz Consultant.  Yesterday I lead a fund raising day of scrapbooking to raise funds for Skills for Life, Kissi Kenya.  The ladies completed two layouts this was the second one. All products available from Kaszazz. Yes I am a consultant.  Love the almost rustic nature of these papers.  Close up of left hand page. Close up of right hand page. These layouts give the opportunity to add a lot of Christmas photo memories. Thank you for looking, Margaret

My last card classes for the year at local community groups this week.  Here is a card I  designed for upcoming Thursday class.  It is a pop up card that will fold flat for postage.  I found the pattern for the base card on the internet.  This is what the card looks like on the side. I am adding this to Soul Scrappers challenge to use a poinsettia on a Christmas card. The papers, sequins and alcohol pens are all available from Kaszazz and the stamps are Kaisercraft. Thank you for looking, Margaret

Here is my layout using Natalie Pecovnik inspiration on Kaszazz consultant web site.  Again, I have used stamps from the new Mediterranean collection by Kaszazz. The photo was taken at Bell's at Killcare in December 2018, when my sister and I took a friend to dinner there.   My dress (which is more white in real life - the printing made it have more blue) was from Italy and has lemons on it!   Perfect. This time I double embossed the chipboard and I stamped, coloured and cut a few more lemons.  One of the lemons hides an 'oopsy' can you see where it is?  Top left I stamped to heavy and there were black lines I did not want - so one of those cut lemons did the trick. Thank you for looking, Margaret 

My sister had an operation 9 days ago, she is still recovering and whilst I am no longer needed to stay over at her place (she lives only 3 minutes away) I have been helping her with whatever she needs - taking to doctor, buying groceries/medicines etc etc.  And diversional therapy today! Today we went to local community market day at the church she atttends, she was able to catch up with her friends and have a cup of tea, scone and even egg and bacon sandwich.  After, we left it was back to her place and she made these two layouts: I was showing her some photos of the just released Mediterranean Collection.  Included was a layout by Natalie Pecovnik, my sister loved it.    It should be noted I knew she would love the collection. My sister has twigged the original layout a little (it had one photo and she likes to included more photos). Thank you Natalie. Although, both pages could work as a double page she intends to use one for photos from Spain and It...