My layout today combines my four Scrapbooking loves... 1. 6x6" paper pads 2. water themes 3. sketches 4. hand-stitching This layout is...

My newest YouTube video is available to view on YouTube! This month I created a background made up of 2" triangles and I show a really...

On of the most common questions or struggles I see people mention is creating clusters. I have a few methods and tips that I use that...

One of my absolute favorite things about hand-stitching is how you can use it to add unique details to element on your layout. There is...

My newest YouTube video is available to view on YouTube! Last month the design concept of the layout was super simple and came together...

When working with smaller papers you'll find that you might have to piece together multiple pieces to create larger designs. Using two of...

I've gotten a little behind in posting my 6x6" Paper Pad YouTube videos here so I'm playing catch up with those. This video was posted to...

One of the absolute greatest things about 6x6" paper pads is that the patterns have all been shrunken down to match the smaller size of...

I've got a new layout to share in a new video available on my YouTube channel today. I used the new cardstock 6x6" paper pads from...

I was in the mood to share a birthday layout after we just celebrated Jackson's 13th birthday this past weekend. I'm in absolute...

Supplies used - Cardstock: American Crafts; Patterned paper: My Mind’s Eye; Wooden alphabet: unknown; Chipboard alphabet: American...

I've got a new layout to share in a new video available on my YouTube channel today. Last month I rolled out a new series called...

Try this quick tip to add an easy and subtle detail to the patterned papers on your layout. Supplies used - Cardstock: American Crafts;...

Supplies used - Cardstock: American Crafts; Patterned paper, stickers, chipboard: Echo Park; Snowflake cut file: Echo Park from the...

Creating with 6 x 6" papers is easy, fast, and so much fun! If you're looking for more scrapbooking ideas with 6 x 6" papers, try...