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Thursday, March 5, 2015

MCS March Kit Reveal Hop!



Welcome to the My Creative Scrapbook March Kit Reveal Blog Hop!



My Creative Scrapbook is thrilled to celebrate the reveal of our beautiful March kits with an inspiration-filled blog hop complete with beautiful PRIZES!  The design team has prepared a spectacular assortment of projects for you, so be sure to visit each blog to soak up all of the inspiration.

Several prizes are up for grabs!

*** One lucky winner will receive a March Limited Edition kit! ***

*** One lucky winner will receive a March Main kit! ***

*** One lucky winner will receive the assortment of chipboard below, courtesy of our fabulous friends at Blue Fern Studios! ***



>>>>> Here is how you can win <<<<<

Simply visit each of the participating blogs and leave comments along the way. You’ll find the links to the participating blogs at the end of this post.  The prize winners will be randomly chosen from the comments!

Presenting the My Creative Scrapbook March kits:


Here is what I created with my CREATIVE kit which features the Life Documented Collection From Simple Stories as well as some fun chipboard gears from Blue Fern Studios.






My Creative Scrapbook is currently accepting new members!
Subscription information can be found here: http://www.mycreativescrapbook.com/kits.htm

Before you go, remember to leave a comment to be entered into the prize drawings!

We would love it if you would follow us on Facebook, too.

The blog hop ends on Sunday, March 8, 2015 at 11:59 PM Eastern Time.
Winners will be announced on the My Creative Scrapbook blog.

Your next stop on the hop is Michelle McDonald's blog.

Thanks so much for stopping by
~Becky

Sunday, March 1, 2015

March kit Sneaks from MCS!!!!

It's SNEAK PEEK time!
We are so excited to reveal the beautiful lineup of kits that we have coming your way for March.
Just a few more days to wait until the reveal on the 5th... and we have something really fun planned that you won't want to miss!
In the meantime, our designers have prepared some sneak peek eye candy for you.
Have a look at our March Main Kit:


Here are a couple of March Main Kit layouts!
by Michelle McDonald

by Brenda Cazes
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Have a look at our March Creative Kit:
and a March Creative Kit layout!
by Christine Meyer
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Next... our March Limited Edition Kit:


and a couple of March Limited Edition Kit layouts!
by Maiko Kosugi

by Michelle McDonald

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Have a look at our March Album Kit:


and a look inside the March Album!

by Angel Rodrigue

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As always, this is only a little sneak peek at what's coming in the March kits. The full kit reveal is coming up on March 5th... be sure to check back then!
Don't forget to reserve your kits.
Please visit MyCreativeScrapbook.com for more information.
See you on the 5th!

Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Fall Family mini album

 Hello friends!

I got to switch things up this month and instead of playing with the Creative Kit from My Creative Scrapbook as I usually do, I got to play with the super fun Album Kit!

The November Album kit features the Sweater Weather collection from Simple Stories....which is just SIMPLY ADORABLE!

I had a ton of amazing photos from this fall of our family and the kids in the leaves as well as our Canadian Thanksgiving dinner so I was so excited to get to play with this kit! The hard part was choosing which photos to include and which photos had to be left out.


 The kit comes with 6 chipboard album pages and 2 binder rings. I prefer to use my binding machine to hold it all together so I just adhered my paper over the holes that came in the chipboard and ran it through my binding machine instead.


page 1-2 with insert over pg 2

pg 1-2 with insert over pg 1

close up pg 1. The added a little ribbon to the tag that comes in the kit.

close up pg 2. Layering


pg 3-4

close up pg 3. I added some twine across the banner stickers.

close up pg 4. I LOVE the burlap ribbon in the kit. It add great texture!!!


pg  5-6


close up pg 5. Such sweet little details in this kit.

close up pg 6. More of the burlap! I used every last bit I had.

pg 7-8
close up pg 7. The pearls are such a pretty detail

close up pg 8. I just LOVE that glittery leaf!

pg 9-10 with insert over pg 10.

pg 9-10 with insert over pg 9

close up pg 9. That chipboard fox is just THE cutest!

close up pg 10. I think I used up all the chipboard embellies that came in the kit. So many awesome pieces!

the back of the album...just a little big pretty.

Well, that's it for me. Thanks so much for stopping by today. 

If you would like to see what the rest of the DT did with their kits please make sure to check out our DT Gallery!

And for all the details about our club and our FOUR different monthly kits please check out the MCS website. 

Have a great day
~Becky


Thursday, July 10, 2014

2 Step Stencil Tutorial

Hello Everyone!
Today I want to share how I used the fun two step stencil that is included in the Creative Kit this month.
 
So let's get started!
 
Step 1: Work outside! Just joking, being outside is not necessary for this project but I did because it was a beautiful day. I pulled all my materials outside and sat on my back deck listening to the kids play while I created...perfection!
 
Step 2: tape your white cardstock to the table. I used washi tape because it is sticky enough to hold the paper down but not so sticky that it rips the paper when you remove it.
 
Step 3: I carefully snipped the little icon circles from the stencil because I only wanted to use the circles.
 
Step 4: I didn't want to get any color any place outside my stencil so I used the washi tape again to tape some scraps of paper over my white cardstock.
 
 
Step 5: I wanted to make a rainbow effect so I selected my colours of Distress Ink. I started at the top with the red and used my foam applicator to rub it half way into first row of circles in the stencil.
 
 
Step 6: I used a bright pink to fill in the bottom half of the first row of circles, and then kept going with the pink ink to fill in the top half of the second row of circles.
 
 
Step 7: continue down the rows applying the ink in rainbow order
 
 
Step 8: when you have the ink as you want it remove the stencil from the paper.
 
 
Step nine: I took two of the little stencil icons that I had previously removed (the word 'love' and the little star) and I placed them back onto my rainbow circles. I did one close up spray of an opaque white mist over each icon. This muted the ink color a bit on some of the surrounding circles, but I liked the look.
 

 
Step 10: Build your layout on top of your stenciled paper! here's what I did with mine...

 
How do you think you'll use the stencil in your kit? I'd love to see!!!
 
Thanks for stopping by,
 ~Becky