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inspired by hexagons - Anita Bownds

Posted by Anita B on Jun 18, 2015

Hi.

Today I'm sharing a layout inspired by hexagons

and the colours black,white and gold

This is a super simple way to add shapes to a layout without them taking over the page

I trimmed an inch off 2 sides and added my 2 different sized hexagons in a diagonal

Across the page using the 6x6 paper pad

Once I had them in place I glued them down

And then I mattered my white cardstock on some patterned paper...

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Tags: American Crafts, Amy Tangerine, Anita Bownds, Studio Calico

Fine and Dandy - Life Is Good

Posted by Leonie on Jun 17, 2015

Hello and welcome to the Sassy Scrapper blog.

Leonie here today and I'm sharing another page today with the Dear Lizzie 'Fine and Dandy' Collection from American crafts.

I used the all the stars and hearts from the sticker sheet to scatter over my page. I even arranged some raindrop stickers to make a little flower.

More stickers here with the balloons and 'hooray' sentiment.

The little phrases...

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Tags: American Crafts, dear Lizzy, Fine & Dandy, Leonie Neal-Dawson

Project Life | The catch up game...

Posted by Leanne on Jun 15, 2015

Hello Sassy Friends! Over the last few weeks I've noticed a little trend in the Project Life world. It usually starts about now and then overwhelms us for the rest of the year. Yes. I am talking about playing catch up! Generally, I think most of us start out really strong. We are organised and keen to take photos and document our stories. Slowly, as life takes over, some of us, myself included,...

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Tags: Amy Tangerine, catching up, Crate Paper, embellishments, Leanne Allinson, organisation, PL2015, Poolside, project life, project life tutorial, Sassy Scrappers, Stitched Collection, wood veneers.

Endless Summer Bliss - Crate Poolside

Posted by Chantalle on Jun 12, 2015

Hello again Sassy friends!
I'm dreaming of balmy days gone by, while creating with the gorgeous Crate 'Poolside' collection. Perfect for capturing memories of a little person next to a huge sandcastle!

I'll admit this design is not my usual 'close together' kind've style, but the little elements all had their own part in telling this story, so I thought it best to spread them out a bit and give...