Flåmsbana

One of Norway's biggest tourist attractions is the railway that runs from Flåm to Myrdal. It's just 20km long and climbs 866m on its journey, making it the steepest conventional railway in the world. We've been on it before (back in 2008) as part of an organised tour, but this time we decided to ride just over half-way up and then walk back down.

Scrapdolly's Page

This page is about the railway rather than the walk though, and is a scraplift of one from Scrapdolly at UKScrappers which I took on as part of a chain-scraplifting challenge (where we are lifting one another in turn to make a chain of related pages).

The trains themselves aren't particularly pretty so I picked two photos which show plenty of the scenery too. I kept many elements of Scrapdolly's page such as her light background, stripy paper layer, punched edges and journalling placement, but I moved my title and my embellishments have more geometric shapes than her free-flowing floral pieces.

My title "Flåmsbana" is the Norwegian for Flåm Railway, and I copied the font/logo from their website to cut it on my Silhouette.

Supplies
Paper - Pinkfresh Studio Let Your Heart Decide, Pinkfresh Studio Out and About, Amy Tangerine Better Together
Die-Cuts - Pinkfresh Studio Out and About
Stickers - Pinkfresh Studio, Ellle's Studio, Bella Boulevard
Washi Tape - Unknown
Ink - Memento
Mist - Docrafts, Cosmic Shimmer

Tools
Silhouette Portrait
Big Shot
Little B Arrow Die
Dovecraft Tag Die
X-Cut Camera Die
Fiskars Postage Stamp Border Punch
Woodware Postage Stamp Punch
Woodware Scalloped Circle Punch
X-Cut Circle Punch

Rain Stops Play

Another cruise page today - Our day in Eidfjord was blighted by rain so we just took a quick walk around the village, jettisoning our original plan for a much longer walk. This means I am summing up the visit in just one double page.

It's based on this month's sketch from Stick It Down, which has two rows of tags lined up across it. My tags are slightly smaller which led to me using 10 in each row, and I chose to use complete rows rather than rotating the title tag as in the sketch. More tags meant that I could place an extra 4" square photo on the right hand side and still have space for the tag-shaped photos in the rows.

I'm also linking up with UKScrappers for the first time in a long time as I picked up 'P is for Pattern' in their long-running ABC Challenges; I used about twenty different patterned papers on this page.

Supplies

Cardstock - The Range

Paper - Pinkfresh Studio Out and About, Echo Park Summer Dreams, Pinkfresh Studios Let Your Heart Decide, We R Memory Keepers Quoted, KaiserCraft Finders Keepers, Jillibean Soup Staples

Letters - American Crafts
Sticker - Pinkfresh Studio
Puffy Stars - Elle's Studio

Washi Tape - Little B, Tesco
Enamel Dots - Simple Stories, Echo Park, Stampin' Up!

Ink - Memento

Mist - Docrafts

Tools

Big Shot
X-Cut Tag Die
Spellbinders Circle Die
Woodware Postage Stamp Punch

Tickets Please

Another of the 'Scrap in Colour' challenges from For the Love of Pretty Paper was a simple Pick 'n' Mix, to use something old and something new together. I combined this one with an ABC challenge from UKScrappers where I picked up T for Trains. 

My trains are just the engines really, a trio of steam engines on the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway in Kent, a favourite place to visit from my childhood, but I haven't been back since my own children were small.

My 'something old' is the papers, labelled 2006 though I can't have had them that long, and my 'something new' is the gold letters, bought earlier this year. 

Supplies
Cardstock - Bazzill, Stampin' Up!
Paper - Bo Bunny Shabby Princess
Journalling Card - Project Life/Crate Paper Bundled Up
Letters - American Crafts
Tickets - from a Stash Swap
Stickers - Simple Stories
Enamel Dots - Doodlebug, My Mind's Eye
Ink - Docrafts

Tools
Big Shot & Dovecraft Label Die
Woodware Postage Stamp Punch
Silhouette Portrait

Leixões

I'm sticking with my cruise album for a while, but jumping to a different port of call today. Leixões is the name of the port in the town of Matosinhos which is a few miles from Porto, Portugal's second city. It has a new cruise terminal, an interesting looking spiral building.

I used an old Page Maps sketch (as recently shared by Lottie Loves Paper) for my page, and completed a Friday Five from UKScrappers. These are made up of five items and you have to use at least three of them. Our list was 5 circles, any sketch, sequins or enamel dots, a large/long title and the theme of New. I have the first three, and Portugal was a new country for us.

Supplies
Cardstock - The Works
Paper - Bo Bunny Early Bird, Pinkfresh Studio Let Your Heart Decide, American Crafts/Amy Tangerine, OneCanoeTwo Twilight
Vellum - My Mind's Eye
Letters - Simply Creative, Teresa Collins
Stickers - Teresa Collins, Studio Calico, OneCanoeTwo
Glitter Tape - Hobbycraft
Washi Tape - Little B
Enamel Dots - Stampin' Up!
Ink - Memento, Versamagic
Mist - Docrafts

Tools
Fiskars Shape Cutter & Circle Templates
X-Cut Circle Punches

In Class

Kerry's Page

I have a bit of an odd page for you today. It's not for my cruise album, it's not for a recent annual album, but once I get to scrapping 1988 I'll have a page ready to go in that one; it's a page I made purely for the fun of playing with paper and inks, because I wanted to take part in the recent 'I is for Ink' week of the Alpha Relay Challenges at For the Love of Pretty Paper, and because I wanted to scraplift the sample page provided by Kerry. 

My photo was almost irrelevant so I flipped through old albums looking for something that would suit this page design, and picking one of my physics class on the first Red Nose Day. A school photo took me to Basic Grey's recess collection and, although I only used one paper and one die-cut from it, that set the colour scheme for my page.

Having picked such an old photo for this page, I was also able to complete one of the Weekly Challenges at UKScrappers. These are always in three parts and eClaire asked us to scrap a heritage photo (30+ years), use a hollow frame and use inks. All done, but I have to say that it's odd to think of a picture from my school days as now being classed as a heritage photo.

Supplies
Paper - Basic Grey Kioshi, Basic Grey Recess, Bo Bunny Shabby Princess, My Mind's Eye Now and Then
Letters - October Afternoon
Die-Cut - Basic Grey
Stickers - Basic Grey, Crate Paper/Maggie Holmes
Puffy Stars - Bella Boulevard
Ink - Memento, Ranger, Versacolor
Mist - Docrafts, Mister Huey's

Tools
Creative Embellishments Stars Mask
That Special Touch Grid Mask
Studio Calico Stars Stamp

Black Tor

It was another challenge from the Stashbusting Facebook group that got me to make this page; one of the choices was a tic-tac-toe grid with 'outdoors theme' in the corner and this drew me towards recent photos from Dartmoor. Most of my outdoors-y paper collections have brown in them so I decided to add stars and complete the right-hand column of the grid.


I initially picked three photos, but then cropped the group picture and added a fourth. Looking for a layout to suit them, I hit upon the monthly challenge from UKScrappers, which was a sketch for two 4x6 photos that looked adaptable if I went a bit smaller with mine.

I used an old but well-loved set of Thickers for my title, surprised to find that I still had an 'a' left but not so lucky with the other letters; I had to cut down a 'b' and an 'm' to make 'or'.

Supplies
Cardstock - DCWV
Paper - Authentique Natural, We R Memory Keepers Free Spirit, Kit 'n' Kraft
Pocket Cards - We R Memory Keepers Indian Summer
Letters - American Crafts
Flowers - KaiserCraft
Die-Cut - atd
Sticker - OneCanoeTwo
Washi Tape - Stampin' Up!
Enamel Shapes - American Crafts/Shimelle, Simple Stories
Ink - Docrafts
Mist - Studio Calico, Docrafts

Tools
Big Shot & X-Cut Star Die

Weihnachtmarkt

A German title, so we're in Germany for this page. To be precise we were at the Christmas markets in Hamburg on our recent mini-cruise.

My colour choices were largely driven by the two pages that I've already made from this trip, and I used a older sketch from Sketch-n-Scrap which has been republished for the January crop on Facebook, but with the twist of using buttons (which I didn't realise until I went back to link up).

I printed my photos before I found the sketch and had intended to use a less rigid layout for them but once I realised that cropping the tree would give me a good collage I went with that option instead, and a one-photo sketch works fine with them.

You'll be glad to hear that I'm almost at the end of the Winter Olympics challenges from For the Love of Pretty Paper; this one's for the Nordic Combined event which takes place on the snow, so we were asked to scrap winter photos with a snow theme. I've no snowy photos left to scrap, but could do winter, and I included snowflake paper on the page.

Finally, I'm fulfilling a Friday Five challenge from UKScrappers; there's one each week and we are asked to use three of five items. This time the five were 5 gold rings, red and green, glitter, 2 or more photos, and a Christmas-theme. I don't have the gold rings, but did include the other four.

Supplies
Cardstock - DCWV, Craft Sensations
Paper - S.E.I Chalet, Design Objective, Various Scraps
Letters - Tim Holtz
Brad & Stars - Advent Calendar Swap
Word Sticker - Tim Holtz
Puffy Hearts - American Crafts/Shimelle
Enamel Shapes - Stampin' Up!
Ink - Ranger
Mist - Docrafts

Tools
Woodware Postage Stamp Punch

Celebrate

This is a companion page to the last one I blogged, and both are from our silver wedding anniversary party. There were actually two weeks between me making the two pages, partly due to my photo-printing service loses my photos at first, but that delay meant that I could make the page fit three different challenges from the month. 

The first was the October challenge from Lottie Loves Paper, which was to use one of the words Birthday, Party, Celebrate or Cake in a page title. With the photos being from a party, I had mentally titled the page 'Celebrate' even before the challenge popped up. The second was a new challenge from UK Scrappers; the 'Friday Five' from 12 October was to use photos with five or more people, washi tape, a vertical title, some glitter and the theme of a get-together. Finally Gemma Steele hosted a cyber-crop in her Stashbusting Facebook group recently and her first challenge was to use something metal or metallic and/or her sketch. I used her sketch, but it morphed a bit, and have silver letters and mist for my metallic items.

Before our party, I was browsing our original wedding photos, and I was struck by one particular group photo where everyone was throwing confetti over us. It was a more natural photo than most of the others, and one that I decided to replicate at the party with party poppers rather than confetti this time.

As this was a companion page to the last one, I used similar supplies. I took the same hearts cut file but shrank it down and replicated it to make a column of hearts this time. I'd backed it with a 6x6 floral print previously, and now I used the same print in 12x12 for my background. I also used the same letter stickers, doily, puffy hearts and gems as before.

Supplies
Cardstock - Bazzill
Paper - Dovecraft Eastern Promise, K & Company, My Mind's Eye Chalk Studio, Pink Paislee Moonstruck
Letters - American Crafts
Doily - Advent Calendar Swap
Word Stickers - Tim Holtz
Puffy Hearts - Studio Calico
Gems - Simply Creative
Ink - Memento
Mist - Mister Huey's

Tools
Silhouette Portrait & SCT Hearts Cutfile
Big Shot, Quickutz Tab Die & Spellbinders Circle Die
American Crafts Scallop Border Punch

25 Years

I'm interrupting my cruise scrapping to share a couple of other pages that I made last month. One of the Alpha Relay challenges from For the Love of Pretty Paper was "Y is for Younger You" and it was one that I couldn't possibly twist to this year's holiday, but I did actually have a good pair of photos just waiting to be scrapped. 

We celebrated 25 years of marriage this year and I wanted to scrap a photo of us cutting the cake at our anniversary party alongside one from our wedding day. I've been meaning to make this page ever since I picked up "A is for Anniversary" in the ABC challenges at UKScrappers but now it can satisfy both prompts.

The colour scheme for my page started from a pack of anniversary-themed flair in pink and grey. I cut the hearts in grey cardstock and backed them with a soft green and pink floral. The background paper looks plain white here, but is actually a book print. I'll journal on the pink paper below the main photo once I've made the companion page to this one and decided what I want to write on each one.

Supplies
Cardstock - Bazzill
Paper - Echo Park We Are Family, Dovecraft Eastern Promise, Pink Paislee Moonstruck
Letters - American Crafts
Doily - Advent Calendar Swap
Flair - Imagine That
Puffy Stickers - Studio Calico
Enamel Dots - Freckled Fawn
Gems - Simply Creative
Ink - Memento
Mist - Mister Huey's

Tools
Silhouette Portrait & SCT Hearts Cutfile
Hobbycraft Heart Punch
American Crafts Scallop Border Punch

Furry Friends

UKS Sketch 2

I'm combining NSD challenges again for this page: Hey Little Magpie gave us an easy one, to scrap a single 4x6 photo; UKScrappers asked us to use one of three sketches based on triangles; For the Love of Pretty Paper challenged us to pick any shape and feature it in a page (unsurprisingly I chose triangles).

I'd printed a few single photos before National Scrapbooking Day, but only one of them was 4x6 so that's the one I chose, along with the second sketch from UKScrappers which would easily work for a single picture.

My photo came from our Easter holiday which is an annual reunion of university frinds, plus assorted partners, children and pets, so neither the boy nor the dogs belong to us and they generally only meet once a year. The main colour in the photo is the purple of the blanket on the sofa, and I really didn't want this to be a purple page so I picked the complementary colour on the colour wheel (yellow) and worked from there.

Supplies

Paper - Basic Grey Two Scoops, Basic Grey Mon Ami, K&Company,  

Letters - Tim Holtz

Rub-Ons - Papermania

Ink - Ranger

Mist - Docrafts

Tools

Big Shot

Little B Arrows Die

X-Cut Camera Die

Hobbycraft Star Punch

Fiskars Postage Stamp Border Punch

Who's Counting?

The only way to get through all the National Scrapbooking Day challenges is to combine as many as possible in a page. This one ticks off three, and also uses the current sketch from Let's Get Sketchy.

For the Love of Pretty Paper asked us to scrap a list; the photo is me atop my fifth Wainwright (Lake District fell) and I listed the five; my husband has climbed all 214 and I am never, ever going to do that.

Hey Little Magpie gave us a tic-tac-toe grid and I picked the middle row - washi tape, bling and all patterned paper. All the paper came from a kit I put together before NSD based around the floral paper, which is so pretty and had been in my stash for too long.

Finally, UKScrappers set the challenge that I was expecting to see in most groups that I follow - to scrap a page about yourself. 

Supplies
Paper - Kaisercraft Teddy Bear's Picnic, Kit 'n' Craft, Anna Griffin, Craft Creations
Letters - American Crafts
Stickers - Crate Paper, Jillibean Soup
Word - Pretty Little Studio
Flower/Gem/Washi Tape - from Stash
Arrow Paper Clip - Freckled Fawn
Enamel Dots - Marianne Designs
Puffy Hearts - Studio Calico
Ink - Ranger

Tools
Big Shot, Spellbinders Circle Die & X-Cut Camera Die
X-Cut Circle Punch
American Crafts/Shimelle Stamp Set
Studio Calico Stamp Set

Get Out!

Well, National Scrapbooking Day has come and gone, but this 'Day' is now much longer. I saw the first NSD challenge (from The Cut Shoppe) on Thursday morning, many sites started in earnest on Friday, the challenges came thick and fast yesterday, and there are still more to be published today.

Di's Original Page

The first one I tackled came from For the Love of Pretty Paper where they asked us to choose any April page from any member and scraplift it. I picked a diagonal design from Di Willcox and recreated it for two square photos from a camp my husband and daughter did in February.

The rub-ons belong to an ABC challenge at UKScrappers where I'd picked R for Rub-Ons a few weeks ago. They've been sitting on my desk ever since and I finally made a page where I thought they would work.

Supplies
Paper - Simple Stories Pumpkin Spice, OneCanoeTwo Creekside
Letters - American Crafts
Chipboard - Simple Storis 24/Seven
Stickers - OneCanoeTwo #Stickerbook, Studio Calico
Rub-Ons - DCWV
Ink - Ranger
Mist - Docrafts

Tools
Big Shot & Poppy Stamps 'Small Leafy Sprig' Die
X-Cut Circle Punch

Goðafoss

I'm moving across to Akureyri in my cruise album now; we did a coach trip from there to see the interior of the island, and our first stop was at Goðafoss, the Waterfall of the Gods.


I needed this to be a double page and, with no recent sketches catching my eye, I turned to an old favourite from Sketch Support. I've used it several times before but I'm sure no-one will notice that as they look through my albums.

I also played along with the February Week 3 challenge at UKScrappers (yes, my blogging is well behind my crafting) where Sarah gave us a list of items to choose from and asked us to use at least three of three of the options. I chose photos (7), patterned papers (6) and brads (3).

I flipped the sketch, as that puts the photos into more-or-less chronological order across the page. The three on the left are of the river as we walked up to the falls. The large one on the right is a view from the top, and the three below were taken by the water at the bottom. 


Supplies
Cardstock - Craft Sensations
Paper - We R Memory Keepers Quoted, Photo Play Boarding Pass, Simple Stories Awesome, Echo Park Winter Park, Pink Paislee Memorandum
Letters - American Crafts, October Afternoon
Sticker - Photo Play Boarding Pass
Wood Veneer - Studio Calico
Brads - My Mind's Eye
Enamel Dots/Stars - Stampin' Up!
Washi Tape - Little B, Unknown
Ink - Ranger
Mist - Docrafts

Tools
Big Shot & Spellbinders Circle Dies

Tarn Hows & Black Crag

This was another page driven by a challenge. Lottie Loves Paper asked us to mix Something Old with Something New for one of their stash-busting challenges. I started out from the new; my most recent scrapbook order actually came from Lottie Loves Paper and contained the 6x6 pad and stickers from OneCanoeTwo's Creekside collection. These outdoors-y papers took me back to December when my husband and I spent a weekend in the Lake District. I printed three photos from a walk we took then and looked for a sketch that would work with my photos and papers, turning up one from Shimelle's 'Sketch to Scrapbook Page' series.

I had also bought a few 12x12 sheets from Creekside, but in order to mix old and new I picked out an older alternative from Studio Calico; it's labelled 2015 but I can't have had it that long as I first ordered from them in 2016. I mixed old and new in the embellishment too - the flowers are ancient, the woodgrain paper and heart puffy stickers are middling and the enamel dots and word stickers are new.

I also worked this page to a recent weekly challenge at UKScrappers; Elaine asked us to use a non-white background, two or more photos and a doodled element, so it's her fault that I doodled around the edge of the page.

Supplies
Paper - Studio Calico Ariel, One CanoeTwo Creekside, Authentique Nestled
Letters - Elle's Studio
Word Stickers - OneCanoeTwo Creekside
Heart Stickers - American Crafts
Flowers - from Stash
Enamel Dots - Simple Stories, Stampin' Up!

Tools
Big Shot & Spellbinders Circle Die

Cruise 2017

Two challenges collided to make me do this page next when I'd intended to move on to Akureyri in my cruise album. We're on our third run through the alphabet in the ABC Challenges at UKScrappers and I picked up A for Adventure; also one of the stash-busting challenges from Lotties Loves Paper this month is to use as much ephemera as possible on a page. 

I have the ephemera pack and the sticker sheet from Photo Play Paper's Boarding Pass collection; some of the pieces are more travel-themed than others and I'd mentally reserved them for my title page. One of them has the wording 'It's time for a new adventure' which fits in with the UKScrappers challenge and I used an 'adventure' word sticker too.

We visited three countries on this trip (Iceland, Greenland and Norway) so I picked three scenery photos and printed them at 4x4 to fit across the page with paper strips above and below. I used a vertical strip of navy paper to ground all the die-cut pieces and arranged them in a column, trying to fit them together like a jigsaw puzzle.

I popped a couple of the stickers up on foam squares and scattered a few enamel dots and wood veneer stars into the mix. I cut the title on my Silhouette and added the three country names with letter stickers.

Supplies
Cardstock - Craft Sensations
Paper - Photo Play Boarding Pass, Pink Paislee Memorandum
Letters - Basic Grey
Die-Cuts - Photo Play Boarding Pass
Stickers - Photo Play Boarding Pass, October Afternoon Treasure Map
Wood Veneer - Studio Calico
Enamel Dots/Shapes - Doodlebug
Brad - 7Gypsies
Washi Tape - Tesco
Ink - Ranger
Mist - Docrafts

Tools
Silhouette Portrait
Kreaxions Circle Cutter 

Lovely

I'm flitting between my cruise pages and challenges that take my fancy but can't be done as part of the cruise album, and this page falls into the latter category. This month's sketch at UKScrappers with two circles of stitching and some trees in the embellishment caught my eye and made me think of scrapbooking a Christmas tree photo. (I can't copy the sketch here, but it's on the link if you are interested).

Lottie Loves Paper have a series of stash-busting challenges this month, and the fifth one was "Small is Beautiful" - use up your tiny embellishments. I was originally going to spread some Christmas brads and other small pieces out around the stitched circles, but I changed tack and decided to fill in the gap between the two circles with the smallest pieces I could find instead. My provisional title for the page was "Red, Green and Gold" and I stuck to that colour scheme, starting with gold enamel hearts and chipboard stars, then brads in all three colours and finally filling in the gaps with gems. I store most of my embellishments by colour and when I found a glittery die-cut of the word "lovely" in my red drawer that became my title instead. I layered it over an acetate circle from the gold drawer and I love that the circle looks like a Christmas bauble.

Supplies
Cardstock - Bazzill
Paper - Basic Grey Serenade, OneCanoeTwo Creekside
Chipboard Stars - Studio Calico
Enamel Hearts - Marianne Designs
Acetate - Studio Calico
Brads - 7Gypsies, Dovecraft, Papermania
Gems - TPC Studio, Papermania, ZVA Creative
Embroidery Thread - DMC

Tools
Fiskars Circle Template

Town Park

Another page from Ålesund, this one's from the Town Park (which has no better name), I had four photos that I wanted to include - the steps down the hillside from viewpoint to park, a statue, a memorial and a sculpture. My first instinct was to print them all at 3x4, but then I would have lost some of the detail in the steps photo so I printed that one at 4x6 instead. I didn't have a layout plan in mind, and just moved the pictures around the page until I hit on a pleasing arrangement. 

With my photos in three columns, I decided to fill in the gaps to turn this into a grid. I haven't done a page like this in a while, and none in this album, so I will have to repeat the idea before I finish. However there are some photos from Reykjavik that I've been wondering how to tackle, and I think another grid may be the answer.

At UKScrappers, we have an ABC Challenge running all year, with each person in turn accepting a challenge and setting one for the next person as we go through the alphabet. We're on our second run already and I recently accepted 'A is for Arrows' and set 'B is for Buttons' for the next person. I have arrows as a repeating motif throughout this album so it was an easy one to do; my page has two die-cut arrows and arrows washi tape.

Supplies
Cardstock - Craft Sensations
Paper - Photo Play Boarding Pass, My Mind's Eye Hello World, Echo Park Winter Park, Basic Grey Serenade
Letters - Basic Grey
Washi Tape - Tesco, Little B
Stickers - American Crafts/Shimelle. The Works
Enamel Dots - Simple Stories
Ink - Ranger
Mist - Docrafts

Tools
Big Shot
Little B Arrows Dies
Spellbinders Circle Dies
American Crafts/Shimelle Globe Stamp

Let's Go

This page is from the start of our walk in Ålesund last summer, with a photo of the view as we ascended the hill. It's based on the first sketch challenge of the year over at UKScrappers; I can't copy it here (though it's on the link) but it's a sketch with a variety of angled paper strips behind a single landscape photo. I rotated it for a portrait photo and straightened out the paper strips for my page.

Supplies
Cardstock - Craft Sensations, DCWV
Paper - Photo Play Boarding Pass, We R Memory Keepers Quoted
Letters - American Crafts
Die Cut - Photo Play Boarding Pass
Mistable Shapes - Studio Calico
Chipboard - Pink Paislee
Puffy Hearts - American Crafts
Enamel Dots - Stampin' Up!
Ink - Ranger
Mist - Docrafts

Tools
Big Shot & Little B Arrows Die

In Retreat

One of the ports of call on our cruise was Olden in Norway, and from there we travelled to the Briksdal Glacier. We'd visited it before and I've already made a page showing the change in the glacier front in the intervening time (Now & Then). This one is about the changes over a longer period of time - 250 years. There are signs along the path to the glacier that show where the front was in years gone by and I took an un-zoomed photo from each one.

Once again my page layout came from Shimelle's class A Most Magical Scrapbook, and I took the colours and some of the papers from my previous page as they cover a similar subject and will sit next to each other in the album.

I wanted to put the year on each photo, but didn't have enough small number stickers so just wrote them on tiny tickets. This ties in with two recent challenges to use numbers on a page - the November House Challenge at UKScrappers is to feature numbers; and one of the alphabet challenges in the For the Love of Pretty Paper group was N is for Numbers.

Supplies
Cardstock - Craft Sensations, Bazzill
Paper - Photo Play Boarding Pass, Pink Paislee Memorandum, Basic Grey Serenade, Echo Park Winter Park
Vellum - My Mind's Eye
Letters - American Crafts
Mistable Clouds - Studio Calico
Geotag Sticker - Photo Play Paper
Puffy Stars - Bella Boulevard
Pearls - Hobby House
Washi Tape - Tesco
Ink - Ranger
Mist - Docrafts

Tools
Big Shot
X-Cut Ticket Stubs Die
Little B Arrows Die
American Crafts/Shimelle Starshine Stamp Set