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Birthday Wishes Scrapbooking Idea

Jennifer Gormly — Tue, 04 Mar 2014 23:43:26 +0000

Birthday celebrations are often the source of very special memories and wonderful photos. And, they are a great subject for your scrapbooking layouts. Today’s layout shows you how to take a simple sheet of birthday stickers and create a beautiful page for your precious birthday memories.

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To create this page, I used sketch #128 from my collection of 500 Scrapbooking Sketches. Please note that I have made this page to feature photos from a young girl’s birthday celebrations, but the colours could be easily changed to suit anyone.

Materials Used: Scrapbooking papers by Provo Craft, white cardstock, alphabet stickers from Doodlebug, Diecuts With A View and Mrs Grossmans and Sandylion Birthday Icons Borders stickers.

This birthday layout is very easy to create. Begin by making your backdrop. To do this, you will need two pieces of co-ordinating paper. Use one as the base for your page. Cut the other at an angle, like that shown above, and glue to the bottom of your page.

Use the yellow and orange border sticker to cover the join between your two papers. This gives your page some character and is far more interesting than a straight edge. Please keep in mind though, that because it is at an angle, it will not stretch the whole way across your page. As a result, you need to cut it in a place that will be eventually covered by one of your photos. This will enable you to leave a gap between the two pieces (behind one of your photos) so that it looks like it goes all the way across.

Now that you have your background, it’s on to the photo mats. These are very easy to make too. First, mat two vertical 4×6 photos with white cardstock. Mat again with pink paper, but this time, leave a gap at the bottom of the photo mat. This is so you can stick your streamer border sticker across the bottom of each photo mat to give a festive look to your page.

How you create your title is up to you. I used a selection of letter stickers of different sizes, fonts and colours. If they were white, I also matted them with pink paper so they wouldn’t get lost against the background. I also added two small birthday stickers to add interest to my title.

Finally, I arranged a small selection of birthday stickers in the bottom right corner of my page to add interest and give balance to my design. If you wish, you could also add some journaling here.

Oh, and for one last touch, I added a birthday balloon sticker between my two photos. And then it was done. In very little time, I had a fun and festive birthday scrapbooking page. And all it took was some fun papers, a scrapbooking sketch for guidance and some cute birthday stickers.

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School Days Scrapbooking Idea

Jennifer Gormly — Wed, 29 Jan 2014 00:30:49 +0000

With the kids heading back to school this week, I thought I would make a fun, easy to create school-themed scrapbooking layout for you. It’s perfect for capturing your child’s school memories like their first day at school, their classroom activities or pictures of their favourite teacher.

To create this page, I used our School Borders stickers from Sandylion.

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Materials Used: Orange cardstock, green plaid paper by Paper Garden, light orange cardstock, cream cardstock, a selection of alphabet stickers from Doodlebug Designs and Making Memories and Sandylion School Borders stickers.

To create a layout like this, first you need to set the scene by creating a backdrop for your photos. To do this, I cut a piece of green plaid paper approximately 22cm tall and glued it across the middle of my page. I then added my border stickers.

I placed the school supplies border stickers along the top edge of my green paper. Since the top of the border sticker is not a straight edge, it added interest and a sense of fun to my design.

I then placed the alphabet border sticker towards the bottom of my green paper to anchor my design.

Next came the photo blocks. I added a vertical photo block on the left side of the page. Because I wanted this photo to be the focus of my page, I double-matted it. I also added a second, smaller photo block on the right side of the page for a smaller photo. Alternatively, this could be used for journaling.

I also added small accents to the corners of my photo blocks – some crayon stickers in the bottom left corner of my main photo and some pencil stickers in the bottom right corner of my small photo. They add interest to your page and help the photos blend in with the rest of the design.

And now the fun part – the title. To create the title, I used a selection of different coloured and different sized alphabet stickers. I then used the accent stickers that came with my border stickers to highlight and decorate my title. As a result, I not only have a cute title, but one that reflects the theme of my page.
Our Sandylion School Borders were the inspiration for this page. I had a lot of fun scrapping with them. I hope you will too.

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Scrapbooking With Sandylion Stickers

Jennifer Gormly — Thu, 28 Feb 2013 10:29:12 +0000

Sandylion stickers have been around for as long as I can remember. I loved them as a kid and in fact, I had sticker albums full of them. And since I started scrapbooking, I just can’t get enough of them. There are just so many gorgeous designs to choose from and they always give my scrapbook layouts that extra special touch.

This week I created a brand new layout with one of their most adorable stickers – their Precious Moments Farm Animals stickers.

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Materials Used: Patchwork CranApple Red Burlap paper, Sandylion Burlap paper, Paper Garden Speckle Plaid – Periwinkle paper, Colorbok Sue’s Blue Plaid paper, blue cardstock, cream cardstock, blue ink, red ink, a blue pen, blue alphabet stickers and Sandylion Precious Moments Farm Animals stickers.

This layout was fairly quick and easy to make. It’s charm lies in the combination of rich colours and the cute accents provided by my Sandylion stickers.

If you would like to try re-creating this layout, there are a couple of techniques you might like to include:

1. I matted my stickers on cream cardstock. These particular Sandylion stickers have a clear background. By sticking them on cream cardstock and then cutting them out, I gave them a thin cream border. This helps them stand out from my page and adds a sense of warmth that really captures your attention and draws you in.

2. If you look at the large squares that form most of the background, you will notice that they have white edges. To create this effect, I ran the edge of my scissors along each side. This strips some of the colour off your paper and gives it a white edge. It’s a great way to quickly add texture and interest to your scrapbooking layouts.

3. When I placed the piece of blue and white plaid paper on my page, I felt it looked a bit flat. It was missing something. I didn’t really want to mat it, but I wanted to make it look more interesting. So, I inked the edges with blue ink to give and used a blue pen to draw in a border. This helps it stand out from my page and focus attention on the area where the photos are to go.

I hope you’ll give try these techniques on your own scrapbooking layouts. I use them all the time – especially matting my stickers. I always find that matting stickers makes them that little bit extra special. It draws attention to them and helps you set the scene for your all-important photos.

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I’d love to hear your thoughts and ideas for using Sandylion stickers on your layouts and what you think of this page. Please leave a comment in the comments box below.

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Christmas Scrapbooking Stickers

Jennifer Gormly — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 04:43:31 +0000

Christmas scrapbooking stickers are quick and easy to use and look absolutely fabulous on your scrapbooking layouts. In this layout, I have used some fun Christmas border stickers to dress up my page and capture the spirit of Christmas.

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Materials Used: Textured green cardstock, American Traditional Christmas Trees paper, Green Polka Dot paper, red cardstock, dark green textured cardstock, alphabet stickers from Sandylion and Creative Imaginations and Sandylion Christmas Icons Borders stickers.

To recreate this scrapbooking idea using Christmas scrapbooking stickers, follow these steps:

1. Use a textured green cardstock as your background.

2. Cut a piece of American Traditional Christmas Trees paper approximately 23.5cm wide. Glue down your page approximately 2cm from the right edge.

3. Place your Christmas border sticker with the wavy edge down the right side of your Christmas tree paper from Step #2, as shown in the Christmas scrapbooking idea above.

4. Place your other Christmas border sticker down the left side of your Christmas tree paper from Step #2, as shown in the Christmas scrapbooking idea above.

5. Cut a piece of Green Polka Dot paper measuring approximately 11.5 by 5.8cm. Glue up against the left edge of your page approximately 5.3cm from the top edge.

6. Cut a second piece of Green Polka Dot paper, this time measuring approximately 9.7cm by 8.3cm. Glue towards the bottom of your page approximately 0.7cm from the bottom edge and 9.5cm from the left edge.

7. Cut a third piece of Green Polka Dot paper, this time measuring approximately 5cm by 5cm. Glue towards the top right corner of your page approximately 1cm from the top edge and 2.2cm from the right edge.

8. Mat a vertical 4×6 photo with dark green textured cardstock and again with red cardstock. Glue towards the top right corner of your page. It should look like the Green Polka Dot paper is peeping out from underneath the top right corner of your photo, as shown in the layout above.

9. Mat two horizontal 4×6 photos with dark green textured cardstock. Mat them again with a single mat of red cardstock. Glue towards the bottom left corner of your page, as shown above. Again, it should appear as though the Green Polka Dot paper is peeping out from underneath your photos.

10. Using alphabet stickers, stamps or rub-ons, write your title in the bottom right corner of your page.

11. Finally, scatter your remaining Christmas stickers around your page to top it off.

No matter how you celebrate Christmas, it’s always a special time of year. Make sure you capture those precious moments with your camera to include in your scrapbooks. Then scatter in some Christmas scrapbooking stickers and you’ll have an album the whole family will treasure for years to come.

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3D Flowers Stickers

Jennifer Gormly — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 00:19:27 +0000

I’m always looking for ways to add a little dimension to my scrapbooking layouts. Ribbons, brads and chipboard are the obvious choice, but a lot of the time, I find myself reaching for 3D stickers (and my favourite brand of 3D stickers – Sandylion). They are perfect for adding a little something extra to my pages without being brash or too bulky.

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Materials Used: Textured brown cardstock, Creative Imaginations Maple paper, NRN Asian Text on Parchment paper, My Minds Eye Spooked Orange Swirls paper, Reminisce Autumn Burst paper, light brown cardstock, brown cardstock, different shades of brown ink, Asian Text stamp, ribbon and Sandylion 3D Sunburst Flowers stickers.

To recreate this scrapbooking idea using 3D scrapbooking stickers, follow these steps:

1. Use a textured brown cardstock as your background.

2. Tear approximately 1cm away from each side of your Creative Imaginations Maple paper to give it a nice white edge and glue in the centre of your page.

3. Cut a piece of NRN Asian Text on Parchment paper measuring approximately 10cm by 27.3cm. Ink around the edges with brown ink. When dry, glue vertically to your page approximately 2.8cm from the left edge. The bottom edge should sit on the bottom edge of your page.

4. Cut a piece of My Minds Eye Spooked Orange Swirls paper measuring approximately 8cm by 25.3cm. Ink around the edges with brown ink. When dry, glue vertically to your page approximately 9.1cm from the left edge. The bottom edge should sit on the bottom edge of your page.

5. Cut a strip of Reminisce Autumn Burst paper approximately 8.3cm tall. Ink around the edges with brown ink. When dry, glue horizontally along the bottom edge of your page.

6. Mat a horizontal 5×7 photo with light brown cardstock and again with brown cardstock.

NOTE: For added effect, before you mat your photo a second time, use an Asian text stamp and brown ink to stamp images all over your photo mat. When dry, mat your photo.

7. Glue your matted photo approximately 4.5cm from the left edge and 6.5cm from the top edge.

8. Cut the letters of your title out of brown cardstock and mat each one with light brown cardstock.

NOTE: Again for added interest, you could stamp images all over your letters before you mat them, as I have done in the scrapbooking layout above.

9. Glue your title across your Autumn Burst paper at the bottom of your scrapbooking page, leaving room to place a ribbon underneath.

10. Cut a length of ribbon about 3cm wider than your page and glue across the bottom of your page approximately 0.5cm above the bottom edge.

11. Finally, place two 3D Sunburst flower stickers near the top left corner of your photo and a third towards the bottom right corner of your page, as shown above.

The 3D flower stickers make a gorgeous embellishment for my layout. They are understated yet elegant and beautiful. And they don’t weigh my page down at all. Try incorporating some 3D stickers into your scrapbooking layouts and see what you can come up with!

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Scrapbooking Kids

Jennifer Gormly — Wed, 20 May 2009 11:31:09 +0000

I love scrapbooking kids photos. They always give me an excuse to use the cutest scrapbooking stickers like the new Sweet Dreams stickers from Sandylion. And for this layout I also used one of my own scrapbooking sketches from 500 Scrapbooking Sketches.

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This layout was created using blue Bazzill cardstock, Junkitz Pastel Madras paper, Provo Craft Purple Swirls paper, Creative Imaginations Hydrangea Wash paper, blue cardstock, white cardstock, blue ink, purple ink, Doodlebug White Alphabet stickers and Sandylion Sweet Dreams stickers.

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To recreate this scrapbook page idea, follow these steps:

1. Use the blue Bazzill cardstock as your background.

2. Cut a piece of Junkitz Pastel Madras paper measuring 23.5cm by 30.5cm. Ink around the edges with blue ink and when dry, glue horizontally across your page approximately 1.5cm from the bottom edge.

3. Cut a piece of Creative Imaginations Hydrangea Wash paper measuring 5cm by 7.5cm. Ink around the edges with blue ink and when dry, glue vertically to your page approximately 12.5cm from the left edge and 3cm from the bottom edge.

4. Cut a square of Provo Craft Purple Swirls paper measuring 21cm by 21cm. Ink around the edges with purple ink and when dry, glue towards the top right corner of your page. It should be about 1.2cm from the right edge and 1.6cm from the top edge.

5. Cut a second piece of Creative Imaginations Hydrangea Wash paper measuring 5cm by 7.5cm. Ink around the edges with blue ink and when dry, glue vertically to your page approximately 11cm from the right edge and 0.7cm from the top edge. Place your ‘zzzz’ sticker from Sandylion Sweet Dreams stickers across the top of this piece, as shown in the scrapbooking layout above.

6. Mat a horizontal 4×6 photo with blue cardstock (this should be your primary photo). Glue towards the top left corner of your page, approximately 3cm from the left and top edges.

7. Place a moon and star sticker from Sandylion Sweet Dreams stickers next to the top left corner of your photo from the previous step. Also place your alarm clock sticker and another star sticker above your photo, as shown above.

8. Crop a second horizontal 4×6 photo down to about 4×5. Mat with blue cardstock. Glue towards the bottom right corner of your page, approximately 1.7cm from the right edge and 4.4cm from the bottom edge.

9. Place a teddy bear sticker towards the bottom right corner of your second photo.

10. Place your child in bed sticker from Sandylion Sweet Dreams stickers in the bottom left corner of your Purple Swirls paper, as shown above.

11. Place your three sheep stickers from Sandylion Sweet Dreams stickers in a row in the top right corner of your Purple Swirls paper.

12. Cut out the first letter of your title from white cardstock and glue in the space below your three sheep stickers from the previous step. Finish off your title with white alphabet stickers (mine are from Doodlebug Designs). Place your remaining star stickers around your title for extra embellishment.

13. Finally, place your ‘Sweet Dreams’ sticker from Sandylion Sweet Dreams stickers on white cardstock and cut out around the edges of the sticker. Ink the edges with blue ink and when dry, glue in the bottom left corner of your scrapbooking page.

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Winnie The Pooh Stickers

Jennifer Gormly — Mon, 04 May 2009 07:17:50 +0000

Winnie the Pooh stickers are perfect for capturing your little one’s special moments. For example, these Pooh stickers from Sandylion are great for photos of your little one sleeping or simply curled up in bed with a teddy bear or a bedtime story.

This layout was created using blue cardstock, Retro Squares paper, Provo Craft Blue Circles paper, KI Sand Linen paper, Patchwork Chocolate Brown paper, tan cardstock, brown ink, Cloud 9 Alphabet stickers and Sandylion Bedtime Pooh & Friends stickers.

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To recreate this scrapbook page idea, follow these steps:

1. Use the blue cardstock as your background.

2. Cut a piece of Retro Squares paper measuring 29.5cm by 29.5cm. Ink around the edges with brown ink and when dry, glue to the centre of your page.

3. Cut a piece of Provo Craft Blue Circles paper 11.5cm by 29.5cm. Tear at an angle down one of the long edges to create a white edge. Using brown ink, ink around the other three edges. When dry, glue vertically down the right side of your page, still leaving the small blue border all the way around, as shown above.

4. Cut a strip of KI Sand Linen paper measuring 29.5cm by 1.3cm. Ink around the edges with brown ink. When dry, glue horizontally across your page approximately 1cm from the top.

5. Cut a piece of Patchwork Chocolate Brown paper measuring 15.2cm by 20.2cm. Ink around the edges with brown ink. When dry, glue vertically to your page approximately 7.7cm from the left edge and 3.6cm from the top edge.

6. Mat a vertical 4×6 photo with tan cardstock and glue in the centre of your chocolate brown paper from the previous step.

7. Cut a square of Patchwork Chocolate Brown paper measuring 5cm by 5cm. Place a Pooh and Piglet reading sticker from Sandylion Bedtime Pooh & Friends stickers in the centre. Mat with tan cardstock and glue towards the top left corner of your photo, as shown above.

8. Use Cloud 9 Alphabet stickers (or any brown square alphabet stickers) to write your title underneath your photo, as shown above. Place a sleeping Tigger sticker from Sandylion Bedtime Pooh & Friends stickers so it looks like he is resting on your title.

9. Finally, place three Pooh & Friends pillow fight stickers from Sandylion Bedtime Pooh & Friends stickers in the bottom left corner of your page.

What do you think? Do you like this scrapbooking idea using Winnie the Pooh stickers? Do you have any questions? Would you have done anything different? We’d love to hear from you! Please leave a comment below.

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Precious Moments Stickers

Jennifer Gormly — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 12:18:34 +0000

When our new range of Precious Moments stickers arrived in store, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on them. They are so adorable. I just had to get scrapping. And so I did! I chose the Precious Moments Graduation Girl stickers and created this simple but pretty scrapbooking layout.

It’s perfect for photos of your little girl’s pre-school graduation or the completion of any of the younger grades. The design could also be easily adapted and other stickers substituted to match any theme you wish. I’d love to know what you think. Please let me know by leaving a comment in the box at the bottom of this page.

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This layout was created using dark purple Bazzill cardstock, Sweetwater In Love paper, purple cardstock, light purple cardstock, white cardstock, a purple pen, dark purple alphabet stickers and Sandylion Precious Moments Graduation G stickers.

To recreate this scrapbook page idea, follow these steps:

1. Use the dark purple Bazzill cardstock as your background.

2. Cut five strips of Sweetwater In Love paper. They should measure:
Strip 1 – 27.5cm by 4cm
Strip 2 – 24cm by 4cm
Strip 3 – 27cm by 4cm
Strip 4 – 23.5cm by 4cm
Strip 5 – 25.5cm by 4cm

3. Using a purple pen, draw a border around each strip, as shown above. Don’t worry about trying to make it too perfect. In this case, messy is good!

4. Glue Strip 1 horizontally across the bottom of your page. It should be approximately 1.5cm from the right edge and 1.8 cm from the bottom edge.

5. Glue Strip 5 horizontally across the top of your page. It should be approximately 1.5cm from the right edge (in line with Strip 1) and 1.8 cm from the top edge.

6. Glue Strip 3 horizontally across the middle of your page. It should be half way between the two strips you have already glued down and approximately 1.5cm from the right edge (in line with Strip 1).

7. Glue Strip 2 in the space between the middle strip and the bottom strip. The right edge should be approximately 1.5cm from the right edge of your page.

8. Glue Strip 4 in the space between the middle strip and the top strip. Again, the right edge should be approximately 1.5cm from the right edge of your page.

9. Mat two horizontal 4×6 photos with white cardstock and again with purple cardstock.

10. Glue one of your photos towards the bottom of your page approximately 4.5cm from the right edge and 4cm from the bottom edge.

11. Glue your other photo above the first photo approximately 5.5cm from the right edge and 4cm from the top edge.

12. Place a Precious Moments sticker in the bottom left corner of your page. I have chosen the sticker of the girl holding a bouquet of flowers. Place two small butterfly stickers on either side of her for decoration.

13. Place a flower sticker in the bottom right corner of your page.

14. Select the alphabet stickers you wish to use for your title. If you do not have stickers, you can cut them out from cardstock. When you have chosen your letters, mat each one with light purple cardstock. Arrange them in the space to the left of your top photo, as shown above. Highlight them by placing a small butterfly sticker above them and a large butterfly sticker just below them.

15. Place another Precious Moments sticker to the right of your top photo, as shown above. Trim away any of the sticker that goes past the edge of your page.

16. Finally, place a large butterfly sticker towards the top right corner of your page, as shown above.

What do you think? Do you like this scrapbooking idea using Precious Moments stickers? Do you have any questions? Would you have done anything different? We’d love to hear from you! Please leave a comment below.

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Christmas Cards Ideas

Jennifer Gormly — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 13:11:31 +0000

With Christmas coming so fast, I thought it was a great time to put together some Christmas cards ideas for you and our new 3D Sandylion stickers provided just the inspiration I needed. They are the perfect embellishment for your special handmade cards. They literally pop out from your card calling ‘Look At Me…I’m so cute!’ Plus, you can create multiple cards with just one sheet of stickers.

For example, the following three cards were made using Sandylion 3D Christmas Reindeer stickers and I still have stickers left over to make more.

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Christmas Card Idea 1: Stars

This card was created using white Bazzill cardstock, Kaisercraft Hazelnut paper, Provo Craft By The Seashore paper, brown cardstock, brown ink, a brown pen and Sandylion 3D Christmas Reindeer stickers.

To recreate this card making idea, follow these steps:

1. Cut a piece of white Bazzill cardstock measuring 5 1/2 inches by 11 inches (14cm by 28cm). Fold in half to create a card.

2. Turn your card so the fold is down the left side.

3. Cut a piece from the underside of Kaisercraft Hazelnut paper measuring 14cm by 9cm. Ink the left and right edges with brown ink. When dry, glue across the centre of your card.

4. Cut two pieces of Kaisercraft Hazelnut paper each measuring approximately 14cms by 1.2cm. Ink all the way around the edges of both pieces with brown ink. When dry, glue the first piece across your card so it covers the top edge of your brown paper from Step #3, as shown above. Glue the second piece across your card so it covers the bottom edge of your brown paper from Step #3.

5. Cut a large star shape from Provo Craft By The Seashore paper. It should be approximately 9cm across. Ink the edges with brown ink. When dry, use a brown pen to draw a dotted border around the edges. Glue at an angle in the bottom left corner of your card.

6. Cut a small star shape from Provo Craft By The Seashore paper. It should be approximately 2.5cm across. Ink the edges with brown ink. When dry, use a brown pen to draw a dotted border around the edges. Glue at an angle in the top right corner of your card.

7. Cut out a circle from brown cardstock. It should be approximately 3.8cm in diameter. Ink the edges with brown ink and when dry, glue in the centre of your large star.

8. Place your 3D Reindeer sticker in the centre of your circle from the previous step.

9. Finally, using a brown pen, write your Christmas message in the bottom right corner of your card.

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Christmas Card Idea 2: Reindeer Friends

This card was created using white Bazzill cardstock, Kaisercraft Christmas Wish paper, Kaisercraft Let It Snow paper, decorative edge scissors, gold organza ribbon and Sandylion 3D Christmas Reindeer stickers.

To recreate this card making idea, follow these steps:

1. Cut a piece of white Bazzill cardstock measuring 5 1/2 inches by 11 inches (14cm by 28cm). Fold in half to create a card.

2. Turn your card so the fold is along the top.

3. Cut a piece of Kaisercraft Christmas Wish paper measuring 13.3cm by 13.3cm. Run the edge of your scissors along each edge to give a distressed look and glue to the centre of your card.

4. Cut a square from the underside of Kaisercraft Let It Snow paper measuring approximately 4.5cm by 4.5cm. Mat with white Bazzill cardstock. Using a pair of decorative edge scissors, cut a fancy edge all the way around your white Bazzill cardstock, as shown above. Glue to the centre of your card approximately 2.5cm from the top edge

5. Place two 3D Reindeer stickers in the centre of your square from the previous step.

6. Finally, tie a gold organza ribbon around your card approximately 2.5cm from the bottom edge.

Christmas Card Idea 3: Star Bright

This card was created using white Bazzill cardstock, Kaisercraft Star Bright paper, a scrap of pink paper from Urban Lily, green ink, a pink pen and Sandylion 3D Christmas Reindeer stickers.

To recreate this card making idea, follow these steps:

1. Cut a piece of white Bazzill cardstock measuring 5 1/2 inches by 11 inches (14cm by 28cm). Fold in half to create a card.

2. Turn your card so the fold is down the left side.

3. Cut a piece of Kaisercraft Star Bright paper measuring 10.8cm by 10.8cm. Ink around the edges with green ink. When dry, glue in the centre of your card.

4. Using a pink pen, write ‘Merry Christmas’ repeatedly all the way around the edges of your Star Bright paper, as shown above, to create a border.

5. Cut a strip from the underside of Kaisercraft Star Bright paper measuring approximately 10.8cm by 1.5cm. If you are good with fine work, cut this strip to the shape of the diamonds, as shown above. Otherwise, just use as is. Ink the edges with green ink and when dry, glue across your Star Bright paper from Step #3 approximately 1cm above the bottom edge.

6. Cut out a pink circle approximately 3.7cm in diameter. Ink the edges with green ink. When dry, glue in the bottom right corner of your Star Bright paper, as shown above.

7. Finally, place your 3D Reindeer sticker in the centre of your circle from the previous step.

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Disney Scrapbooking Stickers

Jennifer Gormly — Wed, 14 May 2008 13:18:40 +0000

Sometimes using stickers on a layout can be just plain fun. And that’s just what this page was! I combined bright primary colours with Disney scrapbooking stickers to create a cheerful and playful page. While I have used a Disney Cars photo on this page, you could easily adapt the same idea to suit photos of your son playing with toy cars, a car-shaped birthday cake or even your husband taking a drive in the new car. The possibilities are endless. See what you come up with!

This layout was created using Reminisce Which Way paper, Doodlebug Ladybug Sweet Stripes paper, Junkitz Basic Circles White paper, white cardstock, red cardstock, black cadstock, black ink, a black pen and Sandylion Disney Cars stickers.

To recreate this scrapbook page idea, follow these steps:

1. Use the Reminisce Which Way paper as your background. Position it so the green arrow pointing down is in the top left corner. Cut out a long yellow arrow from the right side of your page. This area will be covered up shortly.

2. Cut a strip of Doodlebug Ladybug Sweet Stripes paper approximately 7cm wide. Make sure the stripes are horizontal. Glue down the right side of your page, as shown in the layout above. This will cover the area you removed the yellow arrow from.

3. Lightly ink all the way around the edges of your page with black ink.

4. Cut a piece of Junkitz Basic Circles White paper measuring approximately 18cm by 18cm. Tear along the bottom edge. Adhere to your page so that it is up against the red stripes paper and approximately 3.3cm from the top edge.

5. Cut a strip of black cardstock approximately 1.5cm wide. Adhere vertically down your page to cover the join between your background paper and the red stripes paper.

6. Mat a 5×7 photo with white cardstock and again with red cardstock. Adhere to your page approximately 5cm from the top edge and 5cm from the right edge.

7. Place your Mater sticker (the brown truck) so that it covers the bottom right corner of your photo. If you wish, you can first mat the sticker with white cardstock for extra depth and to help it stand out.

8. Place your Lightning McQueen sticker in the bottom left corner of your page, as shown in the layout above. Again, if you wish, mat this sticker with white cardstock.

9. Cut out the letters for your title from black cardstock. Mat each letter with white cardstock and arrange them in the bottom right corner of your page to form your title.

10. Using a black pen, add your journaling to the yellow arrow sign you cut out previously. Glue to your page so that it covers the bottom left corner of your photo.

11. Finally, use your remaining stickers to decorate the rest of your page, as shown above.

What do you think? Do you like this Disney scrapbooking idea? Do you have any questions? Would you have done anything different? We’d love to hear from you! Please leave a comment below.

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