Falling behind in my blogging because I am so busy scrapping. April's kit is great! Love the Mama-razzi papers. I have to admit that at first I had my doubts. A paper line dedicated to mom taking pictures of presumably her precious little ones did not have me all fired up. My precious little ones are both teenagers that won't hold still or growl at me if I try to take a photo. I have to be thrilled when all they do is ham it up and goof around.
This paper line though, is so much more versatile than that. Who would have thought that it could so beautifully showcase a monastery. As all the papers are double sided, there is at least one side that can be used, although there is often difficulty choosing which side. The Tim Holtz film ribbon adds a lovely transparent touch. Check out the
Scraptivity gallery to see the many innovative ways this item was used by the design team. All in all a great kit. Currently, I am combining this line of papers with the papers from the March kit to create an album of my daughter's trip to Paris. They actually combine beautifully. I'll post as soon as I'm done.
This paper line though, is so much more versatile than that. Who would have thought that it could so beautifully showcase a monastery. As all the papers are double sided, there is at least one side that can be used, although there is often difficulty choosing which side. The Tim Holtz film ribbon adds a lovely transparent touch. Check out the Scraptivity gallery to see the many innovative ways this item was used by the design team. All in all a great kit. Currently, I am combining this line of papers with the papers from the March kit to create an album of my daughter's trip to Paris. They actually combine beautifully. I'll post as soon as I'm done.
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