Hello, I hope you have been enjoying all the classes and challenges so far. Welcome to class 6 which is the Laundry room. In this class we are using the beautiful Home Again papers from Carta Bella. The first page features a laundry line type layout using lots of the gorgeous ephemera in this range.
The second page features laundry bubbles....and is a bit messy! Here is a peak.
I hope you enjoy the class, remember to share your layouts in our Facebook groups and join in the chatter.
Here is your third challenge of the weekend where you can use whatever supplies you like to interpret our prompt below. Challenge #3 - In the Attic
What do your store in your attic? How often do you go in there and is it mostly at Christmas to remove the tree and decorations? For this challenge we want to see you scrap your festive photos or use a box design on your page.
Our Katherine has taken a very literal interpretation of this challenge with an in the attic photo!
As you know we have created some galleries over on our Facebook group so you can share your layouts when you are ready - and yeah, we will probably be giving away a few prizes! Katherine will be bringing you your next class at 2pm. Don't forget to grab some lunch too!
For our 'Library' room class - I would like to bring you a mini book. Since my favourite book to look at in a library has always been a pop-up book (I am fascinated by them!), today's class is a pop-up album featuring the Graphic 45 Life's a Journey collection.
I don't suppose many of us have been on holiday recently and it may be a while for some of us before we can go again - I know my 'big birthday' cruise has been postponed to August 2021 so it's going to be a while before the pictures of ocean liners from this Graphic 45 paper collection can be used properly!
So instead of the travel theme from the papers I took inspiration from the theme of the cybercrop to make a book themed around parts of the house. I have researched some different pop-up styles and renamed them - so we have the window box, staircase, rooftops and attic windows...plus more.
This class is a technique class to show you how to make the various pop-up elements and you can do as few or as many of them as you like. I have focused on the patterned parts of the papers rather than the travel elements and my book is ready to add photos. Also - I have kept the fussy cutting down to a minimum since I know that this can be a chore for some people!
A video is the best way to look at a pop up book so here goes...
You do not have to have purchased the kit to take part but can just take inspiration from the pages made - and please do share your project with us.
Welcome to day 2 of the House and Home cybercrop. With this class I'll be taking inspirations from the Garage. The layouts not only feature a variety of modes of transport but they also celebrating the opportunity to break free!
You may choose to pull out some old photos from that fabulous trip you took like I did or some snaps from your government sanctioned exercise time during lockdown.
The range of papers are beautifully bright and come with a selection of stickers and some lovely little enamel accents. I took inspiration from piles of travel leaflets, unfolded maps and planning routes.
We are back with your second challenge of the weekend where you can use whatever supplies you like to interpret our prompt below. Challenge #2 - KItchen Appliances
How many kitchen appliances and gadgets to you have at home that you don't use that often? Is it the same with your scrapbooking tools? Grab a barely used craft tool/piece of equipment and use on your page for this challenge.
We have created some galleries over on our Facebook group so you can share your layouts when you are ready - and who knows, we may have a few prizes to give away! Your first class of the day is up at 9am with the lovely Tricia. Happy Saturday all x
Hi everyone and welcome to the class using what has to be one of the most gorgeous Simple Stories collections ever. I guess it is no secret that I am a real coast addict, living so near to the beautiful Dorset coastline and so working with this collection is such a dream. The papers are beautiful and don't even get me started on the stickers and frames. I have three pages for you in this class, each quite different and you will still have lots of bits left over to create more beauty with.
I hope you enjoy the class and I will look forward to seeing what you create - the instructions can be downloaded HERE for free. That's us for this evening - join us again in the morning at 8am for your second challenge!
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