Once all the pages are in, screw the final piece of the post.
From that paper I cut out 3.5" pages.
Alissa gave us a prompt for each day, for some I used photos I already had and for others I took new photos.
Kristin, Gayle, Julie and Diana welcome you to The Scrappy Tree!
We are four girls from different sides of the world who love to be creative. From California, Minnesota and Illinois in the US to Wales in the UK, we love sharing projects and trying something new, always keeping the sense of fun that brought us together.
Don’t worry, be Scrappy!
Wishing all the UK mums a very happy Mother's Day! My project to share with you today is the card I've made for my Mum :)
I combined a vintage image with some stamping and tissue tape, and embellished with little bits and pieces from my stash.
Hello everyone! It's Julie here! If you are anything like me, you struggle with organization. You would like things to look nice, have their proper place, be accessible, etc. I have struggled with a good way to store my Washi tape other than piling it in a bowl which for me just doesn't work. I like to see each tape without digging through it. So, as I was redecorating my scraproom, I came across my sewing drawer filled with old wooden thread spools. I thought, "hey! Maybe these could work!" And work, they did!! Here's where I keep my Washi tapes:
Happy Friday Scrappy Tree-ers! Today I have a post to share with you about my first ever crafting class, which I attended last Sunday (if you chat with us at The Scrappy Tree Facebook Branch, you'll know we were talking about classes recently) - and this is what I made!
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| Me and Wendy in the shop! |