If I had to pick one shape for Fall it would, without a doubt, be a hexagon. There's just something about it that screams Fall to me. Maybe it's the quilt-like feel they give off when you group them together in a background, especially when you add stitching. Supplies used - Cardstock: American Crafts; Patterned paper, stickers, chipboard, and die cuts: Echo Park "At Home" collection; Hexagon punch: Fiskars; Flower cut files: Silhouette Design Store #440427, #328337 , and #4

Have you ever wanted to start hand-stitching but you don't know where to start? The layout I'm sharing today showcases an easy way to jump in without having to draw a custom design. This is actually the second time I've stitched this design on this particular paper. To me it's just one of those that screams "Stitch on me!" and I just can't help myself! This super fun paper by Vicki Boutin has a bunch of layered rainbows in bright colors. I cut it into a square background, add

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We just added two new sketch sets to the Scrapbook Generation store today! If you enjoy using 6x6" paper pads on full size layouts or you...

One of the most satisfying ways to create a layout is with full sheets, straight from a 6x6" paper pad. No trimmer needed! For this...