A little bit more Websters Pages Painted Passport

I hope you've had a look at the gallery as there is loads of inspiration there...here is the link.  

I made this page using Websters Pages Painted Passport - I went for a really simple colour combination - which was mostly inspired by the foiled washi tape Jill had put in the kit.  I am enjoying splatters at the moment, so added lots of those using watered down white gesso.  I also added in a few strips of Teresa Collins' Glam Factor collection - just a little bit of those papers goes a long way - as the gold tied in.  I used a few of the little stickers that you get in the Websters collection to tie in with my photos, and created a cluster with a punched heart, the ends of the threads and some Teresa Collins brads.  I used a mix of alphabets - the smaller woodgrain one being by Websters Pages and the gold one is Pink Paislee.

May Show and Tell

Hello, hello lovely ATDMLers - Karen here with a quick post about the lovely Websters Pages that we were given to work with this month.

First up is Katherine, with her gorgeous page which is so typical of Katherine's style - very splattered and distressed - again I applaud Mel and Jill for having designers whose style covers the whole gambit of scrapbooking styles. Now thinking I will do a blog post about that later in the month!
Katherine used Webster's Pages - Painted Passport

Ann prettied up a container for her nail care kit using Webster's Pages - 'Make A Wish'

And finally, my favourite layout was the last one I made from the last bits left over from my kit which, like Ann the range I used was Websters Pages  'Make A Wish' which only came out last month so brand spanking new if you have any Birthday/Celebrations to scrap!

If you would like to see more inspiration please pop on over to the gallery.

Will be back later in the month with the promised post about all our different scrapbooking styles x

Websters Pages with a video

Hello everyone, Mel and Jill sent me a lovely pack filled with Websters Pages Painted Passport papers, there is a travel theme to them, but I think you could use them on any sort of page.  

I'm also having a go at videos, I do need to make some improvements - but I thought I would show you how I made this page, so I won't say too much more about it!  I hope you enjoy it.

February 2016 Virtual Crop - Class 1 with Karen

Hello, hello lovely scrappers and welcome to February's virtual crop.

I am kicking off the proceedings today with a two page class using the scrumptious #Happy from Websters Pages and I certainly was #Happy when I got to work with it.

Both my pages use standard 6 x 4 photographs, one has a landscape and the other has a portrait.

I utalised the two chevron striped papers on the first page and also used one of the vellum cut-a-parts for my journaling block.

On my second page I cut out some of the chevrons and backed them with vellum to give a little bit of dimension to the page.

You can download the instructions for my class here.

Pop back at 12 noon to see what Ann has done x

April Gallery - My Picks

 April was a very busy month for us at ATDML with the retreat classes to prepare for so only Katherine and I made pages for the Webster's Pages April Gallery.

I have chosen my favourite two from Katherine and two from me this month.

As  always I am in awe of Katherine's mixed media skills and love the layering on this page.

I love this one too as it is different from Katherine's usual very painty style but nevertheless is still a stunning page. 

I used my Silhouette to cut the title from patterned paper, which I backed with white and then cut the 'Be The Good' from the background card.  

For this page I made a shaker heart by making a pocket with a piece of vellum with the denim striped background and a piece of striped paper and filling it with black and white sequins.

Next months picks will be very diverse and exciting as we all chose our own dt kits.

Grow with Websters Pages

Now you may think that Websters Hall Pass is a school type line......but it can be adapted quite easily to lots of other pages too.  I love the rulers and letters, and type prints along with that woodgrain, so choose it for an allotment photo.  I started with a bit of tearing and then backed the main chevron sheet with the flowery paper.  I then layered up some of the Websters vellum 

- the Hall Pass sheet has lots of polaroid style frames, and numbers - all in vintage shades so they are really easy to use on pages to just add a bit more interest and another layer.