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Using 6x6 Paper Pads on Your Layouts

We know that many of you LOVE our 6x6 paper pads. We love them, too. I know that sometimes 6x6 pads are synonymous with "cardmaking" but we love using them on our layouts, too!

Today Tamara and Tonya are here to share some ways that you can use 6x6 paper pads on your layouts. Enjoy!

 

Love to See You Smile by Tamara Jensen

Supplies:Collectable- Remarkable: Dates patterned paper, 6x6 pad (Stripe, Stars), label sticker, decorative button chipboard, title, chipboard, brads; Collectable - Unforgettable:  Moment patterned paper, tiny word stickers; Collectable-Notable: 6x6 pad (Yellow and Red), label sticker; Find Your Wings and Fly: Alpha and Word stickers; Misc: Red thread, black ink and pen, pop dots.

Tamara says:When I first saw 6x6 pads a few years ago I thought, "Hmm, what can I use these for?".  Little did I know how amazing and versatile these pads of paper are.  I love using them for mini albums, cards, gift tags, and especially layouts.  Since the patterns are a quarter if the size as 12x12 papers, they work really well for small elements on layouts. I also like working with a smaller 6x6 size, much of the cutting is already done for you.

For this layout, I simply cut 4 pieces of paper from the 6x6 pad to 3"x4" pieces and printed 2 photos the same size.  The smaller patterns are more subtle and complimented these photos perfectly. I cut the "15" from patterned paper

I added a double row of stitching around the border to frame my page.I then adhered a title, chipboard elements, and letter/word stickers to finish my page.

We just celebrated my son's 15th birthday.  I thought the patterns of these papers, looks like a birthday celebration.  I love how Michael wanted a huge slice of watermelon instead of cake for his birthday dinner. My ten year old even carved a happy face in it for him. :)

 

Happy Photo Bombs to You by Tonya Dirk

Supplies: Kate & Co.-Oxford Lane: 6x6 Pad, Decorative Brads, Decorative Tape, Layered Stickers, Stamps;Misc.: Basic Grey Chipboard Letters, Sassafrass glitter letter stickers.

Tonya says:For the background of this layout I used 4 full sheets from the 6x6 pad, I then used an extra one in a contrasting pattern to place behind my title.

The thing that attracts me to the 6x6 pads is that the papers are the perfect size for running through your die cut machines, which is how I created the little banner strips.

For an extra little bit of detail I adhered a strip of decorative tape across the word 'bombs' and the fussy cut around the edges with my craft knife. I love the little bit of extra visual interest this gave.

MME+Teacher Appreciation Week with Tamara

Good morning! This is Tamara here with you today.Teacher Appreciation Week is a great opportunity to tell our fabulous teachers how wonderful they are. I wanted to share a couple of projects for my son's 4th grade teacher.

Supplies: Collectable – Remarkable: Decorative tape (Green, Numbers, Stars), Collectable-Notable: Decorative tape (blue); Collectable-Unforgettable: Decorative tape (yellow); My Girl: decorative tape (red); Indie Chic: yellow twine; Misc: White cardstock, hole punch, Small Pringles can

Who doesn't love cookies?  For a unique cookie container, I used a half-sized Pringles can, rinsed it well and dried it.  I cut a piece of plain white cardstock to the height of the can and covered it with layers of decorative tape.

I wrapped the tape around the edges for a finished look.  I adhered it to the can with strong red scrapbook tape.  I trimmed the edges of the tag with tape and tied it with cheerful yellow and white twine.

The best part - after the cookies are gone, this gift can be used as a fun pencil/pen holder for her desk!!

Supplies: Collectable - Remarkable: Delightful patterned paper, brad; Collectable-Notable: Muse patterned paper, Adore patterned paper, Devoted patterned paper; All is Bright: twine; Lost and Found 3-Oliver: decorative tape; Decorative Tape:Red/Black,Lush:Chipboard Letters; Misc: Black ink, red thread, acrylic pail.

A few years ago, I found this sweet M&M poem for teachers.\

I had a clear pail in my stash from MME Glittered Chipboard letters. (You can also find them at scrapbook and craft stores, or a glass jar would work)  I removed the packaging and decorated it with paper and decorative tape.

I sorted my M&M's into different colors, so each colored layer showed separately in the clear pail. For the lid, I cut a circle out of yellow patterned paper and adhered the brad and diecut paper with pop dots. I sewed around the edges of the poem and used MME chipboard letters for the "M&M".

Poem:

GREEN is for the inspiration you give me each day.

BLUE is for your patience in showing me the way.

ORANGE is for your warmth and caring style.

YELLOW is for the way you always make me smile.

RED is for my life that you have touched this year.

You’re a very special teacher just like this jar, that’s clear.

You place knowledge in our children’s hands

and melt into their hearts and lives forever.

You’re a “Magnificent” & “Marvelous” teacher.

        Thank you for being my M&M

Thanks for stopping by today, check back later for challenge winners and a special giveaway from Heidi Sonboul!!!

May Day Challenge!

Hi there, Monika here sharing a post with Tamara today. We are sharing the first May challenge with you.

The challenge is...MAY DAY!.

 Scrapbook May Day. You can interpret it however you would like as long as we can tell it fits the theme.

As for my project...you guessed it, it is a mini album. I decided to create a quick and easy project to share with my daughters at breakfast what we will be doing after school pick-up today.

Materials Used | My Girl Collection: Genuine, Playful, Chevron, Fancy Free patterned cardstock, Chipboard Elements, Layered Stickers, Enamel Dots, Decorative Buttons, Decorative Brad; Indie Chic: Nutmeg Memories Twine; Collectable: Unforgettable Today Decorative Stamps; Noteable: Silly Cheery Paper; Red and Turquoise Decorative Tape Set

Hoping that this will be a very fine May Day indeed.

What made this mini album move along so quickly for me was that I allowed the chipboard pieces from the My Girl collection to dictate what our day's agenda would be. Here, take a look to see what I mean. Oh, and you may notice that my "binding" for this mini album is simply an assortment of decorative tapes to adhere the pages to one another.

Simply simple and simply charming!

Here are highlights from a few of my favorite features

• created a pinwheel and used a decorative brad for the center attachment
• added decorative buttons and enamel dots to my chipboard elements
• border punched and stitched on the cover allowing my bicycle chipboard elements and twine to peek from underneath
• at the last minute, I added in a shipping tag and adhered it on both sides with more decorative tape and was able to pop on a larger chipboard element
• love to decorate the inside cover as well...this time with layered chipboard elements

Be sure to visit with me on my blog on May 2nd when I'll share photos of our May Day adventures all inserted into our mini album. Keeping my fingers crossed for a sunshiney day!

And here's how Tamara interpreted the May Day challenge!

Supplies:Find Your Wings and Fly - Sky's the Limit: Tiled patterned paper, Look patterned paper, 6x6 papers, brad, stickers, alpa and word stickers, chipboard:Collectable - Unforgettable label stickers; Grey decorative tape; Misc: Grey chipboard, grey thread, black ink and pen.

Hey guys. Tamara here. I  interpreted this challenge as using "May" in my title.

I love this portrait of our family taken last fall.  We are all united, in a big hug.  It is the perfect symbol of our family unity.  The title says it all: "Come What May, We Are a Family".  No matter what challenges lie ahead, we will be okay and rise above it all because of the strength and love we share together.  We are also excited about the future and the endless possibilities it holds.

The new Find Your Wings and Fly - Sky's the Limit collection by Rhonna Farrer seems like it was made to go with this picture.  The aqua, gray, yellow, and coral color scheme coordinated beautifully.  The positive captions: "Have no Fear", "The possibilities are endless", "the best is yet to come", "no limits" - were perfect!

For the title, I used the blue chevron chipboard pieces to draw your eye to across the page.  I LOVE using the new Alpha letter stickers.  I layered 6x6 papers to frame the photo.

I clustered chipboard elements and word stickers to accent to bottom of the photo. I used the fabulous chevron border sticker and grey decorative tape for the foundation of my layout.

Okay. Now for the Challenge Rules. Same as always. :)

Here are the rules.

1. You can submit a layout,card,album,altered item,etc.

2. The project must consist of mainly MME. It must "look" like a MME project. :) It must fit the theme.

3. The project must be created new for this challenge. You may only submit one project.

4. Upload the project to the InLinkz link tool at the end of this post by the end of the day on Tuesday, May 14.

5. A random winner will be chosen and announced with the second May challenge on May 15. The prize is any MME collection- the choice is yours.

Good luck and HAVE FUN!
Happy May Day!

National Honesty Day with Tina and Tamara

Did you know that today is National Honesty Day? It is! Who knew???

We thought it would be interesting to scrapbook this holiday and Tina and Tamara are here to share their thoughts with you. I think you will find this post interesting. Tina chose to take a more serious route while Tamara interpreted this day in a silly way.

What does National Honesty Day mean to you? If you make a project celebrating today, please make sure to share it. We'd love to see!

Supplies:Collectable-Unforgettable:'You Are' Charm Paper, 'Today' Remember Paper,'First' Fresh Paper,'Story' Journal Paper,6x6 pad, 'Happiness' Decorative Buttons,'Today' Pins,'You Are' Chipboard Shapes,'Story' Layered Stickers, Decorative Tape;Misc:Metal Clip:  Tim Holtz,Washi Tape: Love My Tapes, Twine:  True Hemp,Doily:  Knot & Bow,Envelope:  Tim Holtz,Deli Paper: WebRestaurant Supply,Adhesive:  Tombow,Die Cut Machine:  Cameo,Vintage Typewriter,Staples:  Tim Holtz

Hi!  Tina here today with some thoughts about honesty. 

What is honesty?  Webster's defines honesty as being upright and fair.  Of being sincere and frank.  Being free from deceit or fraud.  But what does it really mean to be honest?

 The word honesty is often overused.  We often talk about being honest with each other.  With our families and friends.  With our co-workers and employers.  But what about being honest with ourselves?  Being honest with you.  This is really tough.  It is hard to be honest with yourself about your own faults and weaknesses.  I want to share my faults and weaknesses with y'all today.

I am impatient.
I am happy being alone.
I daydream of faraway places.
I over-analyze.
I am a control freak.
I am a creature of habit.
I am quiet when I shouldn’t be.
I debate, just to argue the other side.
I would rather ‘blend into the background’ than stand in the foreground.
I want things to go ‘my way’, always.
I prefer my dogs over most humans.
I am impulsive.
I do not believe in forever.
I am restless.
I am unemotional and detached.

This seems like a short list, but literally took me an hour to actual put into words.  I would type the words, then hit the delete button.  That isn't me, or is it?  As hard as these thoughts and feelings were to put into words, this may be one of my favorite layout EVER.  This is a layout I hope is kept through the years.  A layout I hope is read and understood.  A layout that reflects the REAL me.

Get the courage to write about your faults and weaknesses.  You might be surprised.

Supplies:Collectable-Memorable: Cordial patterned paper, Flawless patterned paper, 6x6 pad (stripe), brads, layered sticker, tiny word stickers, enamel dots;Collectable-Unforgettable: Delight patterned paper, Fresh patterned paper; Find Your Wings and Fly-Up and Away: Alpha and Word stickers: Misc: Brown ink, pen, and thread, glittered letter stickers.

Hello everyone. Tamara here! Today, I am being HONEST about how much I LOVE CUPCAKES!  A few years ago, I tasted my first gourmet cupcake at the Sweet Tooth Fairy, a local gourmet cupcake bakery (winner of Cupcake Wars).  I never knew such happiness could come from biting into a delectable little bit of baked goodness.  The frosting was heavenly, I could have just eaten it on its own.  I dreamt of someday creating my own little bit of heaven.

After some research and experimentation, I learned how to create these culinary delights for my daughters' birthdays and family parties.  

One of my favorite things about making cupcakes is sharing them with the ones I love.  They always put a smile on your face and somehow make the day brighter.

I had fun creating a layout with some photos of the cupcakes we've made: Key Lime Pie, German Chocolate Cake, Blackberry White Chocolate, Red Velvet, Cookies and Cream, Strawberry Shortcake, and Almond Joy.

The Collectable Memorable line worked beautifully with these photos of my cupcakes.I wanted the color palette to be cheerful and bright, reflecting the honest to goodness happiness these cupcakes bring.

I created the title with the Collectable Memorable tiny word stickers, a layered "Happiness" banner sticker, glittered letters, and the new letter stickers from the "Find Your Wings" line (I am lovin' these!).  I used the striped paper from the 6x6 pad because it had a smaller pattern that fit well with the title. I rounded the corners to match the journal card.

I trimmed the journal card to fit with the 3" photos and added word stickers.  I inserted 3 epoxy brads along the right edge, echoing the row of 3 cupcakes on the photo. I created a border of colorful enamel dots along the left of the page.

Pinspiration Friday

Happy Friday! We are so glad you stopped by today, it's Pinspiration Friday! Every day, we scour the Internet for inspiring MME projects. We find your work on your blogs, through our FB page,and in online galleries. We pin the ones that inspire us most!

Then once a month we challenge our designers to use one of your creations as inspiration for a layout or card.

This month Jana and Tamara are joining us. Here's what they came up with. Enjoy and have a lovely, creative weekend!

 

 

Inspiration Piece: Brook Stewart

 

 

Jana's version:

 

Supplies:Collectable-Notable :Cute Petite paper, Silly Jolly paper, Memo Reminder paper, Memo Layered Stickers, Love This Journal Card, Wonder Decorative Brads, Wonder Decorative Buttons, Cute Decorative Stickers, Cute Enamel Dots, Notable Decorative Tape;Lost & Found 3- Oliver:Yellow Honey paper;Kraft FunDay-Happy Days: Twine

 

Jana says:I fell in love with Brook's style the minute I saw this page. I love the placement of everything and how she chose colors that complimented the softness of her photos. I followed Brook's lead when selecting patterns for my page, but chose to go with a brighter color palette to coordinate with the colors of the butterfly's wings in my photos.

 

Like Brook, I used a tone-on-tone floral for the page base and I chose a neutral graphic paper for the background of the design. I really liked how Brook used a 6 x 6 sheet of paper to anchor her photos. The bright pattern peeking out from the left and right sides of the photos was the perfect splash of fun. Instead of graphic chevrons, I chose to go with flowers to stay with the "nature" theme of my page topic.

 

I love the way Brook sprinkled wood hearts and enamel dots around her page. I created my own version with stickers, layered stickers, chipboard and enamel dots.

 

I added a journal block to the right side of my page design like Brook did. However, my journal block is vertical instead of horizontal, so I decided to add a bit more embellishing around my journal block. I used the Collectable Notable Decorative Brads and Buttons along with more enamel dots. FUN!

 

Thanks for inspiring me, Brook! I had so much fun!

 

 

Inspiration Piece: Katarina Damm-Blomberg

Tamara's Version:

 

Supplies: Find Your Wings and Fly -"Up and Away": Krafty Floral patterned paper, Admit One patterned paper (blue tickets), 6x6 pad (pink and cream papers), layered stickers, chipboard, stickers, enamel dots, brads, decorative, tape, black, green and blue letter stickers: Misc: White cardstock, black thread, ink, and pen.

 

Tamara says:

I was inspired by Katarina's fabulous layout pinned on the MME Pinterest board.  I really liked the collage of elements and papers layered with her photos.  The title and the little cluster along the right side drew your eye across the page.  She was generous to grant me permission to use her fabulous page as inspiration.

I am in LOVE with Rhonna Farrer's new "Find Your Wings and Fly collections.  The colors and spirit of her "Up and Away" line worked perfectly with these photos of my daughter.I snapped these before school five years ago after I styled her hair with an idea she found online.  My, how she has changed - she is 16 now and no longer asks me to do her hair (unless it is for Prom). 

I placed chipboard and layered stickers along the left side of my page.  I cut the blue ticket labels out of paper.

The "Bloom Where You Are Planted" scalloped layered sticker was the perfect title (since she was standing in front of our flower beds) and anchored my page. The spray of enamel dots add whimsy and movement.

For my second journaling spot, I used an array of the wonderful new letter and word stickers - there are 6 sheets of yummy colors in the set! As a finishing touch I layered decorative tapes, the "Smile" brad, and green enamel dots along the right side of my layout.

Thank you so much for the inspiration, Katarina!

Boy Crazy with Tamara

Supplies: Boy Crazy: Stitched patterned paper, Point the Way patterned paper,Plaid patterned paper,Tags patterned paper, felt stickers, enamel dots, brads, chipboard, stickers; Collectable - Remarkable: Daily patterned paper, tiny word stickers, label sticker; Collectable - Notable: Petite patterned paper; Grey and red decorative tapes; Miss Caroline - Fiddlesticks: Twine; Misc: Black ink and pen, grey thread, pop dots.

TGIF everyone! This is Tamara and I'm here to share a fun layout using the Boy Crazy collection.

I LOVE the new "Boy Crazy" collection - it seems like this line was made just for my son.  He has an amazing imagination and is always on the go.  Exactly a year ago, I looked out my window to find him racing a truck down our street at incredibly high speeds - powered by the strong wind blowing a Walmart sack.

Fun note - he had raided my scraproom to find a piece of string to tie the sack with and I used the same yellow & white twine on my layout (appropriately tied to brads on the page). :)

The title "Powered by Imagination" was perfect for these pictures of his wind-powered invention. I cut the title out of patterned paper, rounded the corners, and sewed a border around it to add focus.

I used a lot of circle elements to echo the wheels and speed in the photos. I especially LOVE the stitched felt sticker - it added great dimension to the layout.

I cut a strip of the multi-colored chevron "Point the Way" paper, and placed it on the left edge of the page to give movement and draw your eye to the bottom of the layout.  

I anchored the bottom of the page with a strip of gray decorative tape and dove-tailed the end to echo the "GO" arrow sticker above it. I used enamel dots between the "3,2,1" countdown chipboard stickers.

So there you have it! Have a wonderful weekend. Make sure to check back tomorrow for a special St. Patrick's Day post!

March Challenge- Use our Die Cuts!

Happy March MME fans! 

Welcome to our very first March Challenge! This challenge is relatively simple. Use our diecuts on a project. The phrases, the titles...the journaling cards, the shapes and embellishments.

We come out with a ton of them for every release, and odds are that most of you have some lying around.

So use them to make something beautiful!

Interpret the challenge in any way you'd like, as long as it somehow uses die cuts.

Let's see what Suzanne and Tamara came up with! 

 

You are Happiness by Suzanne Sergi

Supplies:Collectable-Notable:Documented patterned paper,'Cute' Petite patterned paper,"Love This'Ador patterned paper, 'Love This' Devoted patterned paper,'Cute" Muse patterned paper;Collectable-Unforgettable:'Today' decorative pins,decorative brads,layered stickersMy Mind's Eye Notable Memo Documented Paper,'Loved This' journaling card

Suzanne says:I love using diecuts on my pages to add extra layers. They are easy to use, as they are intended to be.However, I love layering one on top of one another.

I also tend to sometimes add a bit more texture, or change them just a bit. For the Happiness die cut, I simply cut out the circle portion, and then ran it through my embossing folder. Fast, and really makes my title to stand out on my page.

 

Cinderella by Tamara Jensen

Supplies:Collectable - Memorable: Record patterned paper, Flawless patterned paper, Cordial patterned paper, Adventure patterned paper, journal card, label sticker, layered sticker, title, chipboard, pin, brads, sticker; Lush: Cream paper and blue chipboard letters, Lost and Found Ruby: Pink lace and decorative tape; Miss Caroline - Fiddlesticks and Dolled Up Pearls; Misc: Chipboard letter, glitter glue, pop dots, blue paint, black ink and pen, cream thread.

Tamara says:Some of my favorite MME products are their diecuts!!  Their titles and journaling spots always add the perfect accent to my pages.  Today I used 3 die cuts on my layout from the Collectable - Memorable collection.  The soft blue, green, and pink color palette went beautifully with these magical photos of my daughters with Cinderella. 

The "You are PERFECT just the way you are" title was the inspiration for my layout.  The beautiful scalloped doily echoed the circles of their princess mouse ears and reflected the embroidery details on their clothes.  I cut the floral pattern off the top and bottom of the "Life is Good" diecut title, so it would look more neutral with the busy doily shapes on my page. 

Not only does MME have fabulous paper diecuts, but the have amazing chipboard and sticker diecuts!  I clustered the chipboard and stickers together to anchor the bottom of my page.  I used pearl accents from the "Miss Caroline" line, I cut the pink swirl in half to frame the cluster of accents.

I love how the pink decorative tape from the Lost and Found 3 Ruby collection looks like a real lace border. I glittered the chipboard letters and the other elements to give the layout the magical "princessy" feel.

Now it's your turn! Show us how you can creatively use our die cuts. We can't wait to see what you do...you ALWAYS inspire us.

As always, here are the rules.

1. You can submit a layout,card,album,altered item,etc.

2. The project must consist of mainly MME. It must "look" like a MME layout. :) It must fit the theme.

3. The project must be created new for this challenge.

4. Upload the layout to InLinkz at the end of this post by the end of the day on Tuesday,March 19

5. A random winner will be chosen and announced with the second March challenge on March 20. The prize is any MME collection- the choice is yours.

Have FUN! I'll be back today with the February sketch challenge winner!

Old+New with Tamara

Good morning, everyone! This is Tamara and today I'm here to talk a little bit about combining old with new.

It is still winter, the snow keeps falling, and the temperature is freezing around here.  My heart longs for the sunny rays of California.  Since a vacation isn't financially doable right now - the second best thing is to scrapbook photos of warm sunny days at Disneyland.  It doesn't matter that these photos were from a vacation 7 years ago, the photos still warm my heart.

Supplies: Collectable-Remarkable:Beam patterned paper,Daily patterned paper,label stickers,brads, layered stickers,chipboard,:Collectable - Notable:Petite patterned paper,Devoted patterned paper;Miss Caroline-Dilly Dally:Tickets patterned paper,Token patterned paper,label stickers,die cut title,wood die cut, pearl sticker;Indie Chic-Nutmeg:decorative tape;Misc:gray thread,black ink,pen.

I love how the large photo captures the golden rays of light and the joy on my little guy's face.  I immediately thought of the pearl "Sunshine" accent from the "Miss Caroline" Dilly Dally Collection from last year. I layered it with the wood die cut and placed a layered sticker from the new "Collectable" Remarkable collection. 

One of my favorite things about MME products is that the lines are so easy to intermix. The papers and embellishments work seamlessly together.

This is good because MME comes out with new papers and emblellishments often. I have quite the stash of older MME that I still love and don't want to get rid of! Luckily older lines mix with newer MME lines very easily!

The"Miss Caroline" title "Our Many Adventures" was perfect for photos of the Disney California Adventure Park.  I cut out the tickets from paper - adding to the amusement park theme.

The "Collectable" chipboard "sunburst" accents echoed the sun on the Ferris wheel in the photos and added to the warm, sunny feel of my layout. Another older product I love is the decorative tape from Indie Chic. I loved adding it to the layout.

As you can see...Miss Caroline,Collectable, and Indie Chic all worked together perfectly here. Do you have older MME products that you held on to and love to use? Or do you use everything up? I'd love to see your projects combining "older" MME lines with newer MME lines! Link me up in the comments!

Thank you so much for stopping by today, I hope you have a wonderful Wednesday!

Nontraditional Valentine's Day Layout by Tamara

Happy Valentine's Day! This is Tamara joining you on this love-filled day. I hope that if you celebrate you are enjoying it with the friends and family that are so close to your heart.

Today I would like to share a layout with you that captures the sweet "brotherly love" that my two sons share.  

Supplies:All is Bright: Collage patterned paper, Linen patterned paper, Ephemera Frames patterned paper, stickers, chipboard, brads, and accessories pad; Blue and Red Lush chipboard letters; Misc: Red thread, black ink and pen.

I stepped a little out of the "traditional Valentine's Day box" and used a lot of blue, cream, and white on my page.

It also gives the page a more masculine feel, since Valentine layouts tend to be very feminine, pink and covered with hearts.

I used the "All is Bright" Christmas collection - who knew it would be perfect for a different holiday?!

I think it is fun to scrapbook photos from years past.  This picture was taken in 2007, but I pulled it off my computer and scrapbooked it as a Valentine layout.

I saw the hexagon stickers and knew that I HAD to use them on my page.  I LOVE the fabulous and timeless MME Lush Chipboard letter stickers.  I have a bunch in my stash and they seem to magically work with every paper line.  I really like the velvet texture of the blue letters too.

I hand cut the blue chevron paper and layered it with the red chevron chipboard border.  I then layered and clustered the journaling spot with chipboard labels and circle elements.

Have a wonderful Valentine's Day!

New Collection Reveal- Collectable {Notable and Memorable}

Welcome back to DAY TWO of our new collection reveals!

Today we are back with the final two color schemes of Collectable by Jen Allyson!

As always, you can win a color scheme of your choice by leaving a comment. So feast on the eye candy and then make sure to leave a comment!

The first color scheme we have for you today is Notable. Fresh, joyful, and vibrant, these products will have you feeling happy

Comprised of oranges,blues,greens, and yellows...this color scheme is perfect for any project.

In this color scheme there are 10 double-sided papers, a 6x6 pad,die cut titles and journaling cards, layered stickers, chipboard accents, enamel dots,  decorative tape, tiny word stickers, label stickers, stamps, pins, decorative brads, decorative buttons, and decorative stickers.

 Here are the individual pieces of Collectable- Notable.. Click on each one to make it larger!

 

 

 

 

And some projects by our designers showcasing Notable:

Amber Packer

   Tamara Jensen

 

The last Collectable color scheme is Memorable. Memorable is sweet, soft, and delicate. These papers and embellishments scream spring.

Memorable is made up of hues of green,pink, purple, blue, yellow and gray.

In this color scheme there are 10 double-sided papers, a 6x6 pad,die cut titles and journaling cards, layered stickers, chipboard accents, enamel dots,  decorative tape, tiny word stickers, label stickers, stamps, pins, decorative brads, decorative buttons, and decorative stickers.

 Here are the individual pieces of Collectable- Memorable. Click on each one to make it larger!

 

 

And here is a layout showcasing Memorable.

Stephanie Howell

 

Are you in love with Notable and Memorable? Would you like to win one of these color schemes? If you are interested, leave a comment here (telling me what jumped out and caught your eye). We will draw one lucky winner on Friday, January 18.

Good luck, guys! Hope you have a beautiful,blessed,and creative weekend!