Hi everyone! It's Sue Plumb here again to share my final Ambassador project using the March "Wonderful You" Main Kit. I have had so much fun creating with this kit and sharing my work with you. For my final piece, I have a 12x12" layout featuring my gorgeous daughter, who loves nothing more than drawing in her sketch book (even when we go to the park!)

I started this page with the polka dot print Cool / Kaboom paper by Studio Forty as my base, cutting a piece  from the large chevron print  Fast / Dreamy​ to layer over the top. 

I used a paper doily, along with some blue tissue paper from the kit packaging as a mat to define my focal area; then mounted my photo on some cardboard (cut from a pizza box) to pop it up from the layers below. 

I framed around my photo using a number of floral pieces that were fussy cut from the Webster's Pages Over the Rainbow paper and complimented them with a few floral pieces of Rosie's Studio acetate ephemera. I also added two tags (one Rosie's Studio, one Pretty Little Studio), which I tied with some frayed twine. 

I added some messy white cotton thread on top of each of the floral clusters for soft texture; and then used the Rosie's Studio the simple things make me happy acetate piece as my title. Alongside that I added a small Rosie's Studio puffy heart sticker.

That's all from me. I have so enjoyed my time with Clique Kits - a big thank you to Gia and the rest of the CK team for having me on board and giving me the opportunity to share my work with you!

If you would like to continue to keep up with my creations, you can find me on my social media channels here:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sue.plumb/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sue.plumb.designs/
Blog: https://soupie75.blogspot.com/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMb-eknbyi-Gbe-bbJXGwjw 

Hi everyone! It's Sue Plumb here again with another of my Ambassador team shares for you. Today's project is a 12x12" mixed media layout I created using the March "Wonderful You" Main Kit and Add On Color Kit.

For this layout I wanted to document some photos of my son from a couple of years ago when he got a new digger for our sandpit. I used the green / blue / yellow tones in the photos to dictate the colour palette for my page.

Once the paint were completely dry, I added a little stamping with some blue ink before I started adding some papery layers. I used a variety of patterned papers from the main kit from Studio Forty and Webster's Pages; cutting them into different sizes and shapes. 

I used two Rosie's Studio tags tucked in amongst my layers, tying one with a short piece of ribbon from the kit packaging. I also added a flower that was fussy cut from the Webster's Pages Over the Rainbow paper in the kit. Once all my layers were in place, I added some frayed gauze for added texture before sticking my photos on top. 

To embellish my page, I fussy cut the words happy day and smile, along with the large heart from the Webster's Pages Happy Day paper. I then added some torn pieces of a Studio Forty Super You Tape strip sticker and a couple of Rosie's Studio puffy heart stickers. Finally, I added my title using the American Crafts Silver Holographic Thickers  and my journaling with a felt pen and I was done!

​Thanks so much for stopping by the Clique Kits blog today so I could share this layout with you. I will be back again with another project to share soon.

In the meantime, you can find me on my social media channels here:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sue.plumb/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sue.plumb.designs/
Blog: https://soupie75.blogspot.com/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMb-eknbyi-Gbe-bbJXGwjw 

Hi everyone! I better start by introducing myself - my name is Sue Plumb and I come from the beautiful Glasshouse Mountains in Queensland, Australia where I live with my hubby; our three kids - daughter Brielle aged 10, and twin sons Hunter and Kaden aged 6; and our cat, Genghis.

I began scrapbooking approximately 10 years ago, shortly after the birth of my daughter. Since that time, my work has evolved from a very simplistic paper-based style, to where it is now - which is far more artistic and often incorporates bright colour, mixed media and eclectic elements. I guess you could call me a "box of chocolates" scrapper, because you never know what you're gonna get!

I am currently on several design teams including Australian manufacturers Cocoa Vanilla Studio and Colour Blast; and US manufacturer Viva Las VegaStamps. I am also a design team member for the Scrap the Girls challenge blog.

I am super excited to be sharing my first project as a Clique Kits Ambassador today using the March "Wonderful You" Main Kit and Add On Colour Kit. I have had SO much fun creating with this kit, and can't wait to share all my projects with you this month.  

For my first page, I created a 12x12" mixed media layout featuring some photos of one of my sons. These pictures worked perfectly with the super hero themed Studio Forty papers and stickers that were in the kit.

I began my page by creating a layered mat for my photos to sit on. I used various pieces of the Studio Forty patterned papers, along with some of the blue tissue paper that the kit was packaged in. 

Amongst my layers I also tucked in a couple of the Pretty Little Studio watercolor tags (tied with twine), and added some torn pieces of the Studio Forty Super You Tape strip stickers.

Once I had all the papery layers in place, it was time for some paint! 

Once the paint had dried, I added some black cotton thread on top of my layers before adding my photos on top. I used some scrap cardboard (from a cut up pizza box) to the back of my photos to help pop them up a bit.
​For my title I used one of the exclusive Bramble Fox acrylic words combined with some Pretty Little Studio alpha stickers.

I created a small layered cluster at the top of the page for my typed journaling strips (which also helped balance my overall design). I then finished off my layout by adding a few Studio Forty Super You Clear Stickers and some tiny red splatters using the Art-C bright red paint from the Add On Colour Kit. (I simply watered it down until it gave me a thin enough consistency to be able to splatter it with a brush.) And I was done! 

Thanks for stopping by the Clique Kits blog today, I will see you again soon with another project!
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In the meantime, you can find me on my social media channels here:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sue.plumb/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sue.plumb.designs/
Blog: https://soupie75.blogspot.com/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMb-eknbyi-Gbe-bbJXGwjw 

Hi guys!

Jodie here with you today with a classic black, white and gold card set.

One thing I love about a scrapbooking kit is the ability to pull different elements from it to create a totally different mood in your projects for the month.  This card set is completely different to the bright and fun travellers notebook layout and the sweet mixed media style travellers notebook spread that I've created with the November Seneca Falls Main Kit already.

The main elements I've pulled from the kit for these cards are the Amy Tangerine Hustle & Heart gold foil die cut specialty paper, the black and white floral paper, and the die cut wreath ephemera piece.  

​I also pulled some essentials from my stash, some white cardstock, black cardstock and a couple of dies.

For both cards I used the leafy circle cut file that is the special edition free cut file from the Clique Kits collaboration with Spiegelmom Scraps this week as part of my background.

For this card I cut the file in white cardstock on my Silhouette, then trimmed it to the same size as my card.  Then I backed each of the leaves with the specialty paper, and adhered it to my card.

The November Clique Kits Colour Kit includes the absolutely gorgeous 'Grateful' stamp set from Avery Elle. To create my sentiment I've stamped the Grateful stamp on white cardstock, curving it a little bit so that it fits into the space left by the wreath once it is layered over the top of it.  

I've also created a shaker pocket with some foam tape and sequins from my stash and some packaging from the kit, and layered the wreath from the ephemera pack (which I've turned upside down so it matches my theme for this project) over the top of that.  Then I die cut a bow from the specialty paper and adhered it to the top of the wreath with some gold thread, and called this card done!

My second card is really clean and simple, but I love the contrast to it.

This time I used the same leafy circle cut file cut from white cardstock, and trimmed it down to half the card size, on the diagonal.  I trimmed the black and white paper to be the other half of that diagonal, and edged it with some scalloped black cardstock.

I stamped the Thankful sentiment from the Avery Elle stamps onto a die cut circle that I popped up on foam tape, and added a few black splatters.  I adore these scripty font sentiment stamps from Avery Elle and I can see me using them a lot in my projects.  I was really impressed with how crisply they stamp on the page.

I die cut another bow from the specialty gold foil paper, slipped a paper clip over the die cut circle and adhered the bow.  

I love the contrast of the black and white with the texture of the cut file and pops of gold in these cards.

Even if you didn't get a chance to check out the collaboration with Clique Kits and Spiegelmom Scraps this week, you can still pop by the Clique Facebook Group and grab this gorgeous free leafy cut file.

Thanks so much for dropping by today!

Hello, lovelies! I have fun and simple project to share with you today using the September "Farmhouse" Main kit. There are still a couple left of this kit, so grab it before it's gone!

I wanted to use the cut apart papers with some journal cards and a mini-album is the perfect way to maximize it.

I based the size on the foiled Kraft tag included in the kit. The mini-album is approximately 4 x 4 inches. I used a small silver ring binder/flip folded steel ring.

These are the pages inside the mini-album. 

The fussy cut tiny flowers from various papers in the kit are perfect for this mini-album. I've cut a lot and embellished the pages using thin foam tapes to give the pages a bit of dimension. The spaces are enough to place small photos maybe around 2.5 x 2.5 inches photos. 

I hope you liked my project and inspired you to create something today.
​Thank you for dropping by and happy crafing!