Scraplift Saturday

Back again with a blog post with a layout by one of the design team to use as a scraplift inspiration for your next project - perfect for crop days or a weekend where some crafting time is on the agenda.

“Scraplifting” is a term that refers to copying/borrowing (or taking direct inspiration from) the idea behind a layout or design and using it or modifying it for your own layout.  This week we are hoping to inspire to create your next page by drawing inspiration from this layout by Karen Moss from the October design team gallery.

Love flowers? Then go with those, or replace with stars for a more masculine feel or snowflakes for a wintery page.
Be sure to leave a comment with a link to your scraplifted page, we can't wait to see them!

Scraplift Saturday

Resurrecting an old challenge idea for you lovely blog readers out there... welcome back to a Scraplift Saturday! We will be creating a blog post every other Saturday with a layout by one of the design team to use as a scraplift inspiration for your next project - perfect for crop days or a weekend where some crafting time is on the agenda.

“Scraplifting” is a term that refers to copying/borrowing (or taking direct inspiration from) the idea behind a layout or design and using it or modifying it for your own layout.  This week we are hoping to inspire to create your next page by drawing inspiration from this layout by yours truly.

You can replace a photo with a journalling spot or section of patterned paper, rotate the page for landscape photos, incorporate banners onto a layout -  the choice is yours. Papers used on the layout above are by 7Gypsies from their Postale range.

Leave a comment to this post with a link to your scraplifted layouts and lets see how many different variations we can get!
Happy Saturday lovely people!!

Scraplift Saturday

OK so technically it is Tuesday but this is the first of the February Scraplift Saturday posts we will be making. Several of the design team are playing along by sharing two layouts they have created, one original page and then a second layout scraplifting the first.

“Scraplifting” is a term that refers to copying/borrowing (or taking direct inspiration from) the idea behind a layout or design and using it or modifying it for your own layout. First up this week to share is Mel. Her original layout is below, entitled Friends.

Mel then replaces the circles with squares, the flowers with stars, journalling strips for a block, but otherwise retains the principle placement of materials on her page for this scraplifted page which was also a class at a former ATDML retreat.

If you fancy having a go at Scraplifting Mel's layout above please do share your creation with us using the link tool below. Happy scrapping!