Let's Celebrate with Die-Versions

Die-Versions - have you heard of this company? Well, if you haven't you need to seriously look them up! They have some adorable dies. Look at how the "Celebrate" die is used by Rosie below.

Supplies: Die-Version Express Edge Die "Celebrate", Elizabeth Craft Design Shimmer Sheetz Bronze Metallic, Prima Engraver Flowers (March 2013 Scrap Shotz monthly kit); Bo Bunny MamaRazzi 2 Shutterbug (pattern paper) 

Supplies: Die Version Express Edges Die "Celebrate" , Glitz Design Color Me Happy Stripe, Studio Calico Huey's Mask Stars,  Art Anthology Dimensional Glaze Blizzard

Supplies: Die Version Express Edges Die "Celebrate", Teresa Collins He Said Collection Pack , The Twinery twine

Aren't these cards adorable? I love this fabulous die! 

Scrapping with Scraps

Today I wanted to share a couple of projects I made with leftover Scrap Shotz monthly kit supplies. I personally love the kits Sandy assembles each month, so much so that I am a confirmed Kit Lifer!!! As such I try to use every morsel of product in those kits...and when I get down to the dregs I mix and match.

Here are a couple of projects to inspire you. In the first layout, I sprayed the BasicGrey chipboard alphas with some Art Anthology to even out the white and pink alphas. (I will be doing a future post on the Art Anthology products). The remainder of the products on this page came from the odds and sods I found lying on my desk and hidden in my offcuts bin! And best of all with the craziness of June, this took 30 minutes from start to finish!

Supplies:  Bazzill (cardstock), Making Memories (pattern paper, event tickets), paper doilies (source unknown); Kaisercraft (butterfly)

This layout was also a 30 minutes event. I used all bits and I mean bits of pattern paper from a long ago Jillibean Soup and Little Yellow Bicycle Scrap Shotz monthly kit!

Supplies:  Bazzill (cardstock); Jillibean Soup (pattern paper, stickers, alphas), Little Yellow Bicycle (dimensional stickers), Fiskars banner punch

So I hope this has inspired you and that you know...no piece of paper is too small to create something beautiful!