Hello friends. Thanks so much for stopping by the blog today. It’s Kylie back with you all with another fun layout to share featuring once again, the gorgeous ‘Bloom Street’ collection designed by Paige Evans. I have a real ‘thing’ for using cut files just as they are, not backing them, but as a background feature. I love intricate patterns that remind me of lace work. My inspiration for today’s layout came from a cut file, also designed by Paige which was exactly what I was wanting as a background feature. I really wanted to build lots of paper layers within my page and began by layerin ..read more

Hello friends, thanks so much for stopping by today. It’s Kylie with you and I am sharing a fun set of cards I’ve made with the And Many More collection. I decided to create some paper rosettes to feature on the front of each card. These are so easy and fun to make and can also be quite addictive once you get going! For the base of my cards I used some white cardstock which measures around 6×4″ once folded. I find this a good size to work with. Each card was lined with papers 6 and 11 which were cut just slightly smaller than the base so that it gave a nice even border around the ed ..read more

Hey friends! Paige Evans here and I have a new layout and process video to share with you today using Bloom Street! Here is a process video so you can see how this layout came together from start-to-finish: I began by die cutting my Diced Star cut file from white cardstock. I pulled a light blue solid paper from the exclusive Project Pad and placed the Diced Star overlapping the left edge and secured it with washi tape. Then, I grabbed one inner shape on the sticky mat, and used it as a template to cut out a patterned paper. I placed the patterned paper inside the coordinating section of the ..read more

Hello, Pink Paislee friends! It’s Donna here back on the blog with a really special layout using the Bloom Street collection and a cut file from Paige Evans. I think I made myself really work for this layout because of two things: the stitching and the rolling of all those tiny 3D flowers! But I really think it’s worth it because when my daughter saw it afterward, she said “Wow, Mommy! It’s beautiful!” in her teeny tiny sweet voice. I was going to use Paige’s 3D flower cut files for this but my Cameo decided to malfunction so I switched to my metal dies and manual die cutting machine ..read more

Sometimes you just need to pull together a really quick card that still looks like a gorgeous, thoughtful thank you. And the 5th & Monaco collection really does make that easy! Begin by masking off approximately 1.5 inches on one side of your smooth, white card base. I used some PostIt tape for mine so the mask comes off nice and cleanly. Then using some black ink, stamp some of the floral stamps from the collection down both sides of the card base, making sure to overlap the masking and the outside edge of the card. It’s also important to leave a space for your sentiment. I stamp ..read more

Hi scrappy people, Lisa here and I hope you’re all well and getting a lot of scrapbooking done these days. I have been home since March 13th and even if I still have to work for my kindergarten class, I have a lot of time to scrapbook. I hope you do too! I decided to use all the pictures I took during the confinement until now and make an AT HOME mini album. I used the Bloom Street and Truly Grateful collections. For the cover, I used the speciality paper from Bloom Street. It’s an acetate floral page with holographic polka dots and I LOVE it. It’s perfect as a cover. I stitched some tu ..read more

Hello again! Thanks so much for stopping by the blog today. It’s Kylie back with you for some more scrappy inspiration featuring the Bloom Street collection. I recently came across this fabulous Quilt Square cut file designed by Paige Evans which became the inspiration for my layout. I love decorative and colorful backgrounds so this would be the perfect combination with Bloom Street. As the name states of the cut file – ‘Quilt Square’, it really did remind me of a quilt square in a blanket or even a stained glass window. To begin, I trimmed a 1 cm (10 mm) strip off each s ..read more

Hey friends! Paige Evans here with new project to share with you today: thank you cards in bulk using the pretty pastels of my Bloom Street collection and Pie Chart Heart cut file! Here is a process video to show you how this idea started off as a layout and then evolved into cards: First, I designed a new cut file called Pie Chart Heart. I shrunk the heart down to 2.5″, made 16 of them, arranged them in a 4×4 grid in Cricut Design Space, and cut (16) 3″ squares of patterned papers to add onto a Cricut cutting mat. One pass and all the hearts were cut! Then I cut 16 solid hearts from w ..read more

Hello, friends! It’s Donna here back on the blog with my latest scrapbook layout using the Bloom Street collection. You can check out the tutorial for this layout on the Pink Paislee IG stories. I wanted to complement my daughters’ sweet photo with very light pastel colors and easy patterns. For added texture I splattered watercolors of coordinating colors and then before it fully dried I used a piece of tissue paper to pick up some so it will have a very light effect. I distressed the edges of the papers so it won’t simply lay flat on the layout. I also accentuated the butterflie ..read more

What better time to create a mini album celebrating all your online crafty friends than right now?! The Bloom Street collection adds a touch of prettiness to this special album. To create the base of your album, trim three pieces of chipboard using the dimensions below. Adhere the three pieces together, leaving a gap of 1/8″, using washi tape on both sides. Then cover both the outside and inside of the album base with patterned papers from the Bloom Street collection, making sure to adhere well and to fold the inside and outside over back and forth to create a crease. Punch the four holes ..read more