Have you used our newest Scrappables to make your Scrapbook or card or Journal?

Memorymaze has been designing A4 papers and card-making supplies for over 18 years now, and we have taken this to the next level.

Each design can be used to create a scrap page, and or a card, Below you will see some of the designs, please note you can only access the Memorymaze website from www.memorymaze.com.au, the new Facebook page please search for Welcome to www.memorymaze.com Wholesalego to www.memorymaze.com to see the ever-growing designs. These will compliment your memory maze chipboard, stencils, and acrylics.

Double Journal Page

 This is a double Journal page to finish my Journal (finally).

I used Memory Maze Stencils found here:https://memorymaze.com/index.php?cPath=128

I used the 4 x 4 stencils Glass Bits, dashes & circles. These are a great size because working in the back of the journal is a tad hard especially on the left hand side.

The background is a mixture of a pattern pack from Tammy Porter (through Michelle Grant Designs) & Ken Oliver ColorBurst powders. The black & white images are from the latest Bee Arty Kit Full Circle.

Alice in wonderland ATC trading cards

 Alice in Wonderland by Jason Anesbury.  ATC post.  ARTIST TRADING CARDS

Hello there all, welcome to the Memory Maze blog 

Today I am sharing with you ATC trading cards custom designed by Sally McIntyre Memory Maze designer. 

With the amazing cuttable, I used Life of color makers on the sheets for the amazing finish on these sheets

                                            I used the following memory maze products 

                                                           Alice in wonderland cuttables   

                                                  

ATC Alice in wonderland 2 sheets, MemoryMaze

This was requested in 2 parts to allow for coloring and customization.

Any reseller can request a custom ATC page for classes and retreats. etc.  

sales@memorymaze.com.au is the email to send requests.

  Thank you for stopping by and checking out my blog post I hope I inspire you to create some atc yourself 

Thank you very much Jason Anesbury.

Junk Journal

 this time I have done something out of my comfort zone. We are all getting those paper bags from the supermarkets, book shops etc. So I grabbed one of the many & opened it up all the way, then folded it up from the bottom & folded that again sideways until it was a lot smaller. I ended up with eight pages so 16 sides to use. I sliced through all the folds to open up each page.

I grabbed a handful of Memory Maze stencils mostly the 4 x 4 ones & stenciled each page with Tim Holtz Distress Oxides in Vintage Photo & Lost Shadow & did layer upon layer to give depth.

 I also used some Seth Apter Ice on a couple of pages ( mainly to cover the brand on the bag)

Then I made all of my Ephemera from my stash, inked all the edges. There are serviettes, tassels, pins, washi tape, eyelets, brads, stamps, altered playing cards, doilies, lace & chipboard used throughout. One page at a time it came together until I finally finished it. I must say I am rather pleased with the way t worked out. Hope you like it & have a go using a shopping bag.

All stencils can be found here: https://memorymaze.com/

Old Timers

 Today I have used 3quarter designs 'Dystopian Dahlia' Collection 'Time Frame' page. Then added a docket from my stash along with a page from Vintage letters, Prima Flowers, 3 clock charms. I used E6000 glue for the heavier items. Then actually opened & used some Tim Holtz Photobooth faces under the Memory Maze Frame. All edges were inked with Tim Holtz Vintage Photo Distress Ink.

https://memorymaze.com/

Happiness is the Beach

 For this layout I used Happiness is the Beach chipboard sheet. I kept all the pieces in the frame until I painted them (much easier to handle) I tore a sheet of patterned paper, inked the edges with Scattered Straw Distress Ink & taped it onto a piece of heavy white cardstock which I also inked the edges but with Vintage Photo Distress Ink. I used a mixture of Life of Colour Water Colours & pens to paint all the bits. Then all the edges that were torn of I inked & mounted the photo onto to give a bit more depth. You can find these items here: https://memorymaze.com/index.php?cPath=142

Horsey Cards

 

Here I have made 4 cards out of one sheet of cut aparts for your favorite horsey person.

I used my gelli plate to make some backgrounds & I also used my stamps pads smooshed onto my mat & added some water to tone them down. All the titles are from Memory Maze chipboard, flowers are from my stash of bits & pieces left over from other projects.