Hello all, it's Laura here with my monthly reveal!
And can I say WOW, what a great kit I received this month, thanks to the ladies at
Scrapmuch? ! It was so fabulous, I couldn't wait to get started playing with it! It was chock full of Bo Bunny's Midnight Frost Collection, along with even more goodies! (Check out our side bar for a class being offered with this wonderful product line!)
The kit included this paper pack which has 18 double sided pattern papers, as well as a very versatile sticker sheet.
I love that these wraps were in the kit, they are so beautiful
and fun to work with. not to mention, each of the three styles has an added embellishment, notice the gem, stick pin and die cut snowflake.
And I can't forget to mention these rub-ons,
or these epoxy brads,
and these puffy white Thickers, that look so icy and frosty!
There was also a beautiful dark blue pearl Zva Creative flourish. Unfortunately I couldn't find a photo of one, so you'll have to check it out on my layout., and several sheets of card stock, though surprisingly I only used one and a half sheets as the patterns were so beautiful I wanted to use them all!
Which brings me to my reveal...
First, I created this single page layout, I just knew I needed to use this photo of my son making snow angels when I saw this kit. (the only thing I added from my stash was some Diamond Stickles, to make all the snowflakes glisten!)
here are a couple of detail shots....
I love the effect of using both the letter stickers and Thickers to create my title.
Hand-cutting a snowflake from the patterned paper and layering it with sticker snowflakes then outlining it with Stickles, creates a nice embellishment. And look at how that lacy ribbon sparkles, LOVE it!
A mixture of sticker snowflakes and rub-ons cluster around the right side of the photo.
My next layout is a double, using photos I took when Timmy and I went on a winter walk.
here are some detail shots...
Layered stickers, pattern paper, a brad and Stickles adorn the upper corner of the first page.
The ruffled ribbon I created along with the Zva flourish underscore a couple of the photos.
This third layout was not even part of my original plan, but the papers were so fun to work with, I just couldn't stop playing!
again, here are a couple of detail shots ....
I created a ruffled flower with the lacy ribbon and added a sticker snowflake and an epoxy brad for a pretty embellishment.
Layering rub-ons is always fun, in fact I also cut them in half, so now I can use the other halves on another project!
I also created this Christmas card.
I used some of the ribbon, which was already ruffly and beautiful, to create this ruffled flower and layered it over a plain white flower that I Glimmermisted,. and then added more Stickles, of course!
Next up is a bookmark, because curling up with a good book is also another favourite winter activity, albeit and indoor one!
This was super easy, it is a great activity to do with the kids on a blustery day. Simply cut our one of the pre printed journalling spots from the back of one of the patterned papers, layer it over a coordinating mat and then add a flower, brad and some Stickles.
I was planning to embellish some candy canes for the boys' classes before the holidays, so I stocked up on the minty treats (actually they are bubblegum flavoured) for that project, but when I saw this phrase on the paper I knew I had to crack into them.
Isn't that a yummy treat for a friend, more snowflake stickers, a paper ruffle, a little tag and a last little bit of ribbon make this candy cane as sweet to look at as it is to eat!
And finally, but not likely the last creation I will make with this kit (as I still have a fair bit of the kit left) .... a Christmas tree ornament.
I made these three little boxes and tied them all together with ribbon and a tag (the ribbon was from my stash), there is also a little string attached so this can hang on the Christmas tree, though you could just as easily make these to hold little gifts.
Thanks for stopping by the blog and checking out my creations, I know it's a lengthy post so I appreciate you hanging in til the end! This is such a fun collection and I hope I've inspired you to take some time to play!
Laura
