Fairest of Them All

Hello Sassy friends! Friday has found us again - hooray! My sweet girl was mesmorised by her first meeting with a face painter at a birthday party recently. I wanted to try and capture a bit of the magic she must've felt. I'm sure you have seen (and used) little confetti pockets. I certainly have! I love a bit of sparkle and those guys can hold an array of lovely goodies...  But have you ever considered enclosing your layout?  

It's no secret... I lurve my Cameo. Cutting paper is only the tip of the iceberg - I can't wait to explore all it has to offer! I've created this 'title' card using 'Brannboll' font in Silhouette Studio and a bit of Heidi Swapp Sugar Chic paper.

I've used a couple of the remaining 3x4sized cards I cut from a sheet of 'Hello A' and layered them up with a few Elle's Studio cutouts and a cute Greatest View flair.

And there you have it!  Something a little bit different (modelled by my handsome assistant, hehe) 

• I put my layout together as one unit, 
• adhered it to the inside of the photo sleeve, 
• sprinkled some 'fairy dust' (sequins, and Studio Calico tiny star wood veneer) 
• and then used my sewing machine to stitch it all closed.

We hope you have all enjoyed our fun with Photo Freedom this month. As you have seen, there is no end to the possibilities one little pack can bring! Plus having everything at your fingertips makes the process a whole lot easier. And don't forget, you can now order your replacement blades and mats from the store as well!   Till next time! Chantalle x Sassy Supplies used:

Silhouette Cameo Electronic Cutter Machine plus BONUS Teal Dust Cover

 Silhouette 12x12 Cutting Mat

 

Echo Park Photo Freedom Kit

12x12 Photo sleeve from the kit

Hugs and Kisses Flair Buttons

Happy!!!

Hi! Shell Carman sharing my last Photo Freedom project with you today. I have kept my Photo Freedom pages fairly simple which is not my typical style but it was nice to have a bit of a change!
If you have tons of photos you need to get get through quickly then this is the ideal scrap system for you! 

All the papers, stickers & photo sleeves are in this Echo Park Photo Freedom Happy Go Lucky Kit

You can find this in the shop here

I have also added some 

yellow diagonal stripe washi tape

The Greatest View Grassy Knoll Flair Buttons

Green Bakers Twine
Thanks for looking!

Hows your Project journey going?

Good Morning how are you this Sunday? Rikki here with my continuing journey in Project Life. Today I thought I would show you how it works as a double page so you can see the planning I was talking about last week.

 

As I have said before I made the choice to do Project Life for an event, the Crab festive we attend every year and has become a tradition for my family, it goes over 2 days and 40,000 plus people travel down to our little foreshore to enjoy the great foods, arts & crafts, the fireworks and all the water sports. I always take 100's of photos and when I get home only print about half a dozen and the rest go onto a disk and that it. This is where I love Project Life I can share the whole event in the sleeves that come in the kit and by the end of it I have 10 new pages for my scrapbook and I have shown and told the whole story.

     

A simple washi boarder adds a which mat for your photos and ties in with your colour scheme.

 

 

I have added all my embellishments on the outside of the sleeve just make sure you use a strong adhesive.....

 

 

  Don't forget to enter into our monthly sketch you still have a few days to enter......    

Photo Freedom- Life is Good!

Hi There!
Shell Carman here today with another Echo Park Photo Freedom page. If you have been following the Sassy Scrapper blog this month you would have seen that we are all playing with the new Photo Freedom system.
It is such a quick & easy system that allows you to add as much or as little embellishments to your photos as you like. In a hurry? Then just pop your photos straight into the pockets. Have a bit more time? Then use the gorgeous collection packs that have all the co-ordinating papers & stickers you will need to add a bit more pizazz to your page!

All the papers, stickers & photo sleeves are in this Echo Park Photo Freedom Happy Go Lucky Kit

You can find this in the shop here

I have also added some 

yellow diagonal stripe washi tape

The Greatest View Grassy Knoll Flair Buttons

Green Bakers Twine
Have a great day!

Remember Birth Days!

Good morning Sassy friends! I try to record all the important dates on my calendar, but sometimes, special people can slip through the net... Eeeek! So, to remedy this, I have created a sweet little birthday calendar, using a sleeve from my Echo Park 'Today's Story' Photo Freedom kit, that will take pride of place on my desk (and will hopefully avoid any future red-faced moments for yours truly!)

To start, I've carefully cut up one of the 4x6 Horizontal photo sleeves that comes in the kit, into 6 individual pockets. (I have actually used 7 pockets for this project, as I chose to sleeve the cover, but it's optional.)

I then went about choosing various title cards and embellishments from the kit. 

There are loads to choose from, with various colours and sentiments, along with two types of alphas and various co-ordinating stickers.

With February being the month of love, I've popped on a heart that I cut with my 

Cameo as well as a few Elle's Studio You & Me tidbits. 

Some of the journalling cards I chose already had lines marked out, so I've kept them plain. However, for some of the other months, I've done up a few lines on the computer, and printed them onto vellum. I've backed them with white card stock so they stand out a bit easier on the busier patterns.

Some of the other embellishments I've added are the sticker backings from the kit sheet as well as a little twine, some washi and coloured staples.

I've used Kasiercraft clear stamp on July and made some faux stitching with a pen.

The 'noted' card is from a collection I found on Pinterest and I've also used lots of Greatest View flair which go perfectly with this collection.

For Christmas, I've added just a tiny bit of Basic Grey and Pink Paislee festive cheer. 

The stand was created quite simply from an old postpak envelope that I cut to size and folded, stapling the bottom together. I covered the visible side with a sheet of Kaisercraft Class Act 'Finish' and painted the inside of the stand with black acrylic. Instead of using a wire binder, I've punched holes in my pockets as well as my stand and threaded some Kaisercraft album rings through.

If you couldn't be bothered to make a stand, this Heidi Swapp one could work very well.

Heidi Swapp 6x8 inch Acrylic Display Stand

Sassy Supplies used:

Other items:

Everyday Eclectic Element Stickers

You and Me Tidbits

Pink Camera Washi Tape

Hambly Screen Prints Chic Circles Overlay Pink

We would love to see what you create with your Sassy Goodies!

Thanks for stopping by today - Have a fabulous weekend!

Till next time

Chantalle