WEAR CRAFTS - THESE INSTASCRAPS STILL KEEP COMING

Morning all, more instascrap layouts with Leeza Gibbons journal cards from Wear Crafts - really versatile to use in normal scrapbooking as well as project life style scrapping.  I've already shared four layouts I've created with these.

This one is again a fairly simple layout,  I mounted some of the cards onto a darker square of cardstock.

Using up photos that really weren't great, and I wondered whether I'd ever be able to get them onto a layout,  never fear when you've got some of these great instascrap cards.  Using the cards I create frames for photos.  A bit of hand sewing and you've got a great layout!

Next up and the final layout (for now, yes there are still loads left - I kid you not) I stamped a background stamp onto white cardstock.  Then layered up the photos, journal blocks and used one of the cards as a title.

Want to get your hands on some then you need to check out the selection that Jen has available at Wear Crafts here 

MORNING ALL - MORE INSTASCRAPS ANYONE

Good morning, I shared yesterday a couple of layouts I've done using the Leeza Gibbons instascraps from Wear Crafts - not sure what I'm talking about - well head over to see Jen and find out all about them - this link here will show you the goodies!  Now as well as stickers and albums and refills there are also a fabulous selection of journal cards in varying sizes which I've found are really very versatile.

Proof of the pudding as it were, a selection of the 2 x 2 cards - used to create a really simple layout, the rounded corners have been emulated with the photo.  I popped the centres of some of the square out, thus giving me the opportunity of mixing up the cards, raising some on foam pads etc.

This layout was when said 13 year old got questioned by a rather flamboyant character at Cadbury's World in Birmingham!

Next up I'm going to show you how these cards are great as an embellishment.  In this instance, I trimmed the card so it fitted between the photos.  I then matted on a co-ordinating cardstock.  The piece I cut off was used to create the little polka dot hearts!

Like I said really versatile because the rest of the layout is just cut plain cardstock!

This layout is fairly self explanatory - the Back to the Future DeLorean that we found at the Heritage Motor Museum!