Hi! Master Forger Tara here! Welcome back! Today, I am bringing you our final challenge using our April kits! Our final challenge is always "Baby Use Your Scraps". Before we get started, let me remind you of our Inspiration Kit:
Let's see what our Master Forgers have created for you using scraps from their regular kits and mini kits!!
Master Forger Vikki
I wanted to create some traveler's notebook pages and the scraps I had from my mini kit gave me the perfect opportunity. I was able to get three TN pages done. I love the versatility of a mini kit. You can create 12x12 pages and smaller projects with what is left over. I can't wait to see what you create with your scraps from this month's kit.
Master Forger JoJo
When I got to the end of my kit, I was running out of embellishments, so I made some
out of my kit scraps. I punched 1.5 inch circles and folded the edges of some and
glue them together to make these cute circle embellishments. I put some buttons from my
kit in the center of them. I also used a metal die to make the jean pocket and I stamped the
flowers and the leaves using a stamps from my kit. Sometimes your scraps can go along way.
I turned to my trusted scraps technique -- punching shapes.
Using my grid mat I was able to align all my newly punched hearts to create a background for my layout. I used Press'nSeal to keep everything aligned while I transferred it to a sheet of cardstock.
Since I often work duplicate layouts for different family members' albums, I went ahead and created a second page with the leftover hearts. I used a few of the larger "scraps" as photo blocks and trim for both layouts. Each is just a bit different depending on what scraps I had available.
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