Hello, and welcome! Thanks for stopping by our Super Stashbusters blog hop today! I’m thrilled to be a part of this blog hop along with some of my eight fabulous contributors. If you’d like to participate in our blog hop please browse around here and then hop over to the blog at the top of the link list below. A free seat in the class will be given away at some of the stops in the blog hop, so be sure to leave a comment on each blog and enter to win!
If you’d like to learn more about my Super Stashbusters workshop which begins at the end of the month, you can visit the class description page HERE. Registration is now open!
Katie Smith: http:http://www.punkprojects.com/2014/07/super-stashbusters-workshop-blog-hop.html
Anandi Raman Creath: http://papercraftlaboratory.
Amanda Johnson: http://asjmade.blogspot.com/
Pepper Tan: http://
My crafty friend, Ashley Harris, designed a set of stamps for Avocado Arts last spring. She was kind enough to send me a set to play around with. I absolutely love her stamps–they’re super useful and versatile. I created this layout using them.
I filled my page background with diagonal washi tape strips and then stamped directly onto the washi tape using StazOn black permanent ink.
I love the arrows, chevrons, and ledger lines in this set–right up my alley!
This layout also happens to be one that I created based on a sketch and repetition challenge for my upcoming class, Super Stashbusters. Here’s the sketch that the layout is based on.
This challenge also comes with a video, studio cutting files, and a digital layered template for digital scrapbookers. Plus, you’ll get to see a guest designer’s take on the same challenge and sketch.
What is your biggest scrapbooking nemesis? Creative Block, Captain Indecision, The Hoarder? Leave a comment on this post telling me what your biggest challenge is for a chance to win a FREE SEAT in Super Stashbusters! I’ll announce the winner on Friday morning. Please check back to see if you won, and good luck!
ETA: comments are now closed for this post. Thanks for entering!
Of those 3 nemeses, Hoarder fits me best. I'm better than I used to be because of the BP class about organization. But I haven't yet achieved the skills of moving new & old things in & out of my stash.
Oh this is so terrible to admit but my biggest nemesis is getting things finished – I have ideas coming out the wazoo and half-finished layouts and projects all over the place. I get all inspired and start something and then get distracted by whats new and shiny and move on before I'm done.
My biggest problem is always having to clean and organize before I start scrapping. I'm like the Swedish chef when I scrapbook and make a huge mess and usually end up with a 6×6 inch square of space!