This one was so quick and simple but it turned out so graphic. I just started with a white piece of cardstock from my stash and sprayed some charcoal Maya Mist for a rocker grunge look. The rest of the items on the page are all from the kit. Totally fun page to make!
I was inspired to alter this go round for some reason. Not like altered projects but altered supplies. I painted, I inked, I misted, I masked, I sewed...I basically went nuts. And here are the results.
For the "Yummo" layout took two of the big bracket stickers and placed them where I wanted my title to be. Then I sprayed some brown Maya mist over the page and lifted the stickers. This was a great masking technique that I highly recommend! Plus now I have some cool "aged" looking brackets to use on another layout. I also wanted bold yellow letters for this layout. Since the letters in the kit were blue, I took out a yellow paint marker and just painted them...then Stitched them on the layout.
It's amazing what you can do if you go a little technique crazy!
For this one I used the background of the letter stickers as a mask. I pealed the background off of the sheet and used the entire sticky background part (leaving the letters themselves stuck to the backing of the slick package. Then I stuck the background onto my page and sprayed Maya mist over it and pealed it off. I LOVE this technique...you will see this over and over on my layouts I'm sure! You MUST try it. It's so easy and the results are so graphic and bold!
Bottom line...lets see you go a little technique crazy!
Loaded with BoBunny papers and stickers, some great papers from Scrap with in reach, a Heidi Swap stamp and more! I love the Jillibean Soup letter stickers...they look sorta like woodgrain! And that Creative Imaginations film strip is amazing!
Noelle
I'm still going crazy with my teal glimmer mist...but you could use paint too, or any kind of liquid ink really. I also cut up the bling and used it to accent the title which is stamped from a part of the Heidi Swapp corner stamp.
Since I broke the needle on my sewing maching on the previous layout, I did some hand stitching and I'm really glad I did. Also used some punches, like the bird punch and the scalloped border punch.
I was just now able to sit down and finish it yesterday.
I folded the flower over and stitched it on the sewing machine.
And I painted the bling and cut the circles in half to make it look more like a scallop. It ended up being a cool embelishment. I'm really loving painting on bling!
On this page I cut out opening in the center of my patterned paper to form a frame and stitched some regular velumn to the backside for some added dimention and interest. Then I sewed the torn rectangle of patterned paper on top of that. It gave great interest to an otherwise flat layout.
Now for this layout and the next one, I got a little glimmer mist crazy but I love the results! I used the back of the diecut paper as a mask to make the design on the white cardstock.
Same here, I used the back of the diecut "Family" title piece as a mask and sprayed the glimmer mist right over it to make the design on the brown cardstock.
I also only inked the word "memories" on the Heidi Swapp stamp and used it as part of my title. Another way those stamps can go a long way! I even used my bling to the best of it's ability...I cut it up and used it as an eye for my little birdie!
And it's hard to tell...but in the little scalloped design I cut out with a border punch, I put the little stones from the bling. I'll have to take a closer up picture for you for my next post. I have some more fun projects planned for this kit so check back later!
Pam
Noelle
Look at all the goodness in this kit...
Heidi Swapp bling, a whole set of stamps...
Jenni Bowlin bingo cards...
7 gypsies journaling cards & matching papers...
And more! Loaded as usual! I mean look at these stamps! *sigh*
I thought I would use the outer chipboard pieces to make covers for some minis!
Perfect quick little minis!
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I did a lot of sewing on my pages this month. I love how the Paper Element papers look like white washed canvas...almost like denim. Perfect for layouts of my boys!
And those big 'ol chipboard letters?! Be still my heart!
And those prima crystals were wonderful...but I found the clear stones kept getting lost on my pages every time I went to place them. So I painted them! 
I just dabbed a little paint onto them lightly covering just the top of the stones and presto...they look totally different! 
I just used the back card stock to make the triangle pendants and then covered the chipboard with the patterned papers and glued them on. Then punched some holes with eyelets and strung some thick ribbon through to hang it. Super quick and super easy!
Sandi
Pam
Noelle
Heather
And if you are like me and still scrapping winter pictures, it's perfect for that too! Did I mention that this kit gives you a set of Heidi Swapp clear stamps and a whole set of Cosmo Cricket chipboard letters?! Crazy, I know. So if you haven't yet gotten this kit or signed up for the Masters, do it!
Ok, I'll be back to post the Masters pages and then I'll be posting my projects shortly after. My brain is just floating with ideas!
This time I decided to do some home decor items since I'm doing so many home improvement projects these days. I'm about to start working on our master bedroom and the color palette of the crate papers in this kit are perfect! The his and her frames above were created by just tracing and cutting out a computer generated silhouette and layering it with some of the pattered paper in the kit.
These frames were just plain frames from the dollar store that I adhered the patterned paper to and sanded the edges. I love the simple, clean lines of it!
Well enough blogging...I've got more scrapping to do! 
This paper was just screaming for me to cut out those little sections to add dimention.
Licorice & Jelly Beans! How perfect is this kit? It's loaded...I mean LOADED! I've blown through half of it, making a layout, mini book and a card and still have the entire collection of Crate paper stuff left to play with!
I turned over the flocked polka dot paper and traced the scalloped transparentcy on the back *in the center of the page...we will use the rest of the page later* The carefully cut it out as to not damage the center or the outline.
I did the same for the back cover using the stripe paper. Then I did the same for the filler pages. Just plain pages are in my book because it's going to be a baby book for a friend. then I punched holes on the edge and tied the ribbon to make the spine. You can also score the edge a little on the over to help it open and close. Then you simply embelish the cover with your sticker of choice.
After I cut out the cover, I placed a solid sheet of cardstock behind it and sewed the two together on my sewing machine.
So I was thinking of doing a little how to...anyone interested?
Above is a set of cards I made from some of the scraps from a page I'm still working on. I removed the heart from the center of the circle stamp and stamped a letter there instead. Since the ribbon didn't match the look I was going for, I just used some scrap ribbon I had laying around.
On the layout below, I cut up one of the transparency frames and used it on the corners of the page instead. 
I didn't want the adhesive to show so I sewed it to attach it to the page...didn't take much convincing to get me to do more sewing on this page! 
So much love! Can you handle it? 
With this kit, you can scrap the love of your life, what you love about life or just life in general. It has great transparencies and a whole set of wonderful clear stamps...plus all that paper, stickers and ribbon too! Stay tuned for some inspo pics from the Masters!
I saw the idea using the selvage edges of fabric made into quilt squares on flickr the other day and KNEW I had to try this! I just cut them off and staggered them and sewed them up. Great idea for making your own patterned paper. Those strips can be so cool sometimes!
I used two clear badge holders, turning them where both the open slit was both inside and placed the scalloped ribbon on the spine of the outside and stitched it on my sewing machine. Then I was pretty much done...I just added the rubons on the cover and presto. Done. Perfect to slip your ID and debit card into your cute little mommy's night out handbag and go. This idea could be used in so many ways. I may try it again soon with some of those ideas.
Remember the little button I made for my Christmas mini? Well I made one to give away but you have to leave me a comment! Let me know what you would like to see us make, demonstrate or give a tutorial on for upcoming kits and posts. I would love to hear from you. So leave us a comment and you could win this super cute little button to add to your Christmas mini or layout!
This is just one of the beautiful layouts they did. So go check'em out and get a little dose of inspo!
I've always wanted to do something like this with this little mirror but was afraid of messing the mirror up. So here is a little tip...Since the back of the frame opens and the mirror comes out (like a picture in a picture frame), I simply put a piece of clear transparentcy in front of the mirror and applied the rubon to it. This way not only did I not have to worry about messing the mirror up, but I can reuse my mirror over and over again with different rubons and embelishments as I wish!
And one last simple layout I did with some prints that I accidently printed multis of on my printer at home. See, nothing goes to waste! 
Well that's all for now. I'll be back to check on you!~
Sandy
Pam
I just got my kit today and I plan on scrappin' all day tomorrow! So check back soon!
And it's almost time for the next kit already! Are you ready?
