February Virtual crop with Tricia

 

Good Afternoon Campers, I hope you have all had a lovely weekend.

Welcome to the last class of the day,  In this class I'll be creating multiphoto pages using the Mushy 'Sweet Talk' range from Simple stories.

Its the perfect paper range to declare your love for whatever makes you happy in your life be it Chocolate, your pet or your other half!  The kit contains some lovely Thickers and the paper have some great elements that are begging to be fussy cut.

As with all my pages there is room for personalisation on the photo sizes to truly make the pages your own.

So click here to get the class instructions and don't forget to share your versions over on the facebook page.

February Virtual Crop Class, with Tracy

I hope you are all having a restful Sunday!  Tracy here, getting ready to dive head first into March, and the sea of daffodils that it brings. I will do my best to enjoy it, but cannot lie, I'm already very much looking forward to April, which brings a lovely long Easter weekend, a well earned massage and of course retreat!

I was lucky enough to get my hands of some of Vicki B's Fernwood for my Virtual Crop class this month. I absolutely loved working with it... the florals and the butterflies are a fussy cutters dream!

I hope you like the layouts I've created for you, which range from distressed florals to a good old simplistic grid design.  

The instructions have been uploaded to the Google Files HERE

I love seeing other peoples versions of my page, so please do upload yours to the facebook group, even if it isn't this weekend.

February VC Class with Reminisce Be Kind & Ann

Happy Sunday to you all. By the time this goes live I will be standing on the side of a freezing cold rugby pitch so my sunny pages today will hopefully brighten yours.

I have made two layouts and you will have plenty left for another I am sure. Enjoy the class and download the instruction here. If you don't have circule templates you can just a compass or draw around dinner plates - the measurements do not have to be exact x