Scrapbooking–and other life things–become a selection of habits and favorites. Each of us have our own little bitty things that we like and seem to go to over and over.

And today, I’m giving away just such a group of things. :)

Say hello to some of my favorite itty bits for documenting life.

 

 

Here’s a list: tags from Office Depot,  homemade tags using a slot punch with my favorite Neenah Classic Crest Super Smooth Solar White 80 lb. Cover cardsotck which is amazing for stamping, washi tape and travelers notebooks from Felicity Jane on account-a the paper she uses is amazing, a travelers notebook from Websters Pages, and then a couple of KBS stamps which will come in super handy when documenting in your new travelers notebook.

Just a little bundle of fun to use to your heart’s delight. :)

For a chance to be the recipient of this little grouping, leave a comment here, Instagram or Facebook with your favorite item for papercrafting and I’ll pick one lucky person on Saturday morning. This little gift is for anyone from anywhere.

And just when you thought this day couldn’t get any better, we have the lovely Ashley Horton at our birthday party today! Oh my goodness gracious, I simply adore this girl! Such a sweetheart and super talented!

In case you need proof…
like you really need it. ;)

 

Let the giddiness ensue, because holy moly, this is fantastic! Wonderful use of the digital Learn stamps. And Ashley has a particular fondness for the Paperclip Words…and uses them beautifully, I might add.

Here’s a bit from Ashley:

Hi!  I’m Ashley Horton, and I’ve been scrapbooking for about 14 years.  I’ve tried a lot of different styles throughout the years and spent most of that time doing 12×12 layouts.  In recent years, I’ve fallen in love with the Traveler’s Notebook size and it’s currently what I use for my documenting.  When I am working on my TN layouts, I like to use a mix of physical products, stamps and digital products.

A fun way to use digitals is with the print & cut feature on your die cut machine.  I have a Silhouette Cameo and I love using this technique to make my own embellishments. 

I traced and offset several of the Learn Digitals in my Silhouette Studio Software.  I printed the images on matte photo paper and then sent them through my Cameo to cut them out.  I created dimension with some of the cut-out digitals, by adhering them with pop dots.  This helps to keep everything on your layout from looking too flat.

We’ll be seeing a bit more from Ashley this month so stay tuned for that!

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