HAPPY EASTER CARDS

Today I will be sharing some of Memory Maze 3D Cards with you.

With these amazing 3D Stack'ums Sheets all you have to do is cut them out  an layer the layers with Rob Hulls or 3D mounting tape.

Then choose your card and stick them down. With some of them I went over them with different colours of Kindy Glitz an Glossy Accents.

                                I  have used the following Memory Maze products on my cards

                                                       

                                                         3D STACK'UMS SHEETS    

                                   Thank you for stopping by to check out my Easter day blog .

                                                 

                                                Happy Easter from Jason  April 2019

Wedding card with matching gift bag

Hi everyone it is my turn to make a creation

using some wedding theme chipboard from Memory Maze.

I also chose the Kaisercraft Two Souls paper collection.

Using the black card base has really taken me out of my box,

but I did it. 

 I made a 5 1/4 x 5 1/4 inch card

and also a medium size gift bag

 The card

I chose some pattern papers from the collection and cut them down

to fit onto the front of the card base.

I used an edge distresser around the edges

and taped them down. 

This is such a lovely collecion it was hard to decide.

I chose a few of the collectables for both the card and gift bag.

The gift bag I added the papers to the front also some lace

to the top and the piece for the top is raised to give some dimension.

I used two chipboard hearts and covered them well with some silver ink. 

This ink was very wet so I applied the silver embossing powder and hit it with

my heat gun. 

If you have a wet ink you can quickly add your embossing powder

this works well.

 Place these onto the fronts of the card and bag. 

Add the collectables, verse and some sequins.

Memory Maze products

Heart scribble frame

Other products

5 1/4 x 5 1/4 inch black card base

Kaisercraft

Two Souls paper collection and collectables

Organza ribbon

White shimmer sequins

Silver Ink pad

Scrap white lace

Silver embossing powder

Thank you for visiting

Candy Chelepy

2019 Design Team member

In the Anzac spirit...

Hello crafty friends, we wanted to share some of the fantastic Anzac themed products Memory Maze currently have online available for you. We thank the team at a Scrapping Fun Kits this month for allowing us to share a few of the Design Team layouts using their April Anzac kit which features some Memory Maze chipboard. Here is Julie’s layout.

All of the beautiful projects can be viewed on the Scrapping Fun Kits blog at www.scrappingfunkits.blogspot.com. Here is a look at Karen’s layout.

The range of Memory Maze Anzac themed products can be found online at www.memorymaze.com. Let’s take a look at some of the amazing 12x12 chipboard options;

Here are some other great additions to your Anzac projects;

If you are interested in any of the Memory Maze products, be sure to contact your local craft store or Memory Maze for your local stockist where we can place our local sales reps in contact with them.

'Love'

It's Mez again,
This time I have used Kraft cardstock left over pieces from another layout & ripped & rolled the edges. The Memory Maze Chipboard Arrow with the word Love included but I have used our stamps. Both the text stamp & the fishnet stamp. You can find all our amazing products on our website. Grab a cuppa & head on over to http://www.memorymaze.com.au/ . 

These are all Australian made & designed. We can also make to order if you have something special you have in mind. 
See you next time.

Just Dance-By Leanne Nankervis

Hi Everyone!

Leanne back to share another project with you today, using products from Memory Maze Lasercuts.

Today I'm sharing a layout using lovely papers from 49 Market, flowers from 49 market, and Blossom tree creations. My star is my Memory Maze Just Dance chipboard piece, they are so pretty. And the gorgeous little ballerina is my friends daughter Jessica such a little star she is.

Just Dance

I embossed my Just Dance title with Novu embossing powder purple, my ballerina's I embossed with wow embossing powder opague, I then used mixed media inks to colour the bottom of their dresses. The ballet shoes I also used a mixed media ink to colour them in.

close up of the title and ballerina's from Memory Maze

Thanks for Stopping by the blog today!

Don't forget to stop by the Memory Maze store at www. Memorymaze.com.au

Leanne Nankervis

Design Team Member 2019

Bye x

Spectacular by Sarah

Hello crafty friends, today I have another page from my Vicki Boutin Junque Journal to share with you.

Today’s layout is celebrating Fathers Day at kinder for my youngest son last year. The patterned paper to the left of the layout was created using acrylic paints, stamps and stencils.

The other elements of the layout are from Studio Calico and Elle’s Studio. The Memorymaze small acrylic pieces finished off the layout nicely and drew together the white background and colourful accents.

If you would like any of your local stores to stock Memorymaze products (if they don’t already), please be sure to get in contact and will arrange for one of our representatives to be in contact with them. All products can be found online at www.memorymaze.com

All the Moments by Sarah

Hello crafty friends, Sarah here with a double layout showing you how you can easily create a mixed media background using Memorymaze stencils and stamps.

I started these pages in my Vicki Boutin Junque Journal by spreading texture paste through two Memorymaze stencils. This journal is for my son to showcase some of his photos at kinder with his friends so I wanted to add colour and texture. The stencils by Memorymaze are of a great quality and are fantastic and durable for any mixed media project.

One dry, I sprinkled on some Brusho powder and spritzed with water. These really make the page pop and highlight the textured areas.

Using some Memorymaze rubber stamps, I then applied some black ink to create more background texture. Once this was done I got to work on matting the photos with black cardstock. I then adhered them down, adding some of the word die cuts from the Cocoa Vanilla Midnight collection. I also used some strip sayings from my stash.

Here’s some close up shots from the finished layout of that gorgeous texture. Please be sure to check out the Memorymaze website for the full range of stencils, stamps and much more at www.memorymaze.com