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.

Journal page

Hi, I’m Jason. I have been crafting for over 15 years, and I love the texture and mixed medium design type. but not limited to only mixed media.

Today I be sharing a journal page with you with an amazing chipboard and stencil from Memory Maze Laser Cut. 

With the amazing stencil, I used textured paste through the stencil and when this dried, I went over it with Finnabair waxes.

This chipboard is versatile and stands up well to mixed media techniques.  Initially, I painted them with white paint, and when dried I used a selection of Finnabair to show another finish on the page.  I used Helmers glue to glue the chipboard down.

      

                                          I used the flowering products 

                                                                    Every adventure 

Cogs

                                                                       Stencil

                    Thank you for stopping by and checking out my blog post for Memory Maze.

                                                            Jason Amesbury April 2023 

Stash Busting Cards

 I had some great images left from Studio 73, so I made a few cards. The background was done with stencils K0016 & a heart stencil. https://memorymaze.com/index.php?cPath=128&osCsid=77nhhomtn87a6kcg0n4iab6hi6

Steampunk ATC cards

 Just for something different I have done 9 ATC cards for a swap. Using Memory Maze stencils Grunge 2 ,Cogs & Circles. Memory Maze chipboard Miniature cogs. Bee Arty Stamps Time flies stamp. I covered the chipboard with Art Alchemy Wax in Firebird. 

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Enjoy

Delight in everything - Scrapbook Layout

Hey there crafty friends! Welcome back to the Memory Maze blog. It's Melissa A here today with my last creation for the Memory Maze team. I have loved being on the team and working with their amazing products.

I have heat embossed the background chipboard and used paint on the chipboard frame.

Head over to the Memory Maze website for these and lots of other wonderful chipboard designs.

That's all I have for you today, I hope you have found my creations inspiring during my time on their Design Team. Thank you for your support. I will still continue to work with Memory Maze and their products through Blooms n Lace and the kits I design for them, so be sure to check them out.

Mel x

Products Used

-Scrap and Me 'Afternoon Sky' collection

-Memory Maze chipboard

-We R Memory Keepers Sew Easy Kit

-Sew Easy yellow floss

-Kiwi Lane Designs Scallops stencil

-Lace trimming

-Ranger distress oxide in 'Faded Jeans'

-Lindy's embossing powder in 'Chalk it up'

-Cadence metallic paint in 'Clotted Cream'

Fly High & Free

 I have a double page in my Dina Wakley Journal.

I used Art by Marlene paints in the background & Memory Maze stencils with Wendy Vecchi Archival Ink in Watering Can to give some depth. The butterfly was printed on vellum & coloured with Copic pens. The title is from my stash.

Check out our range of stencils here:-http://www.memorymaze.com/index.php?cPath=128