Scrapbooking with A Muse Studio

Time for a SCRAPBOOK Blog Hop!

For this months A Muse Studio Consultant Blog Hop we want to show how easy it is to use A Muse products for scrapbooking

Since I love mini albums...I've designed a 6x6 page.  Now all I need is a picture and it's done!

I used a bunch of my new A Muse Holiday goodies on this layout. Slate Woodgrain Cardstock for the 6x6 page base.  Web Background stamped and embossed with Black Embossing Powder. LOVE IT!!!! Spooky Fence Diecut with Pebble Cardstock.  The new Mini Alphabet Clear Set includes upper case, lower case, numbers and special characters!  I stamped 31 from the Birthday Builder Clear Set.  It has nice big numbers! The frame is stamped on Vanilla Cardstock with  Pebble Pigment Ink then cut out . Touches of Crystal Glitter are easy to apply with a Quickie Glue Pen.

Bat Trio Diecut and Slate Felt.  Super fun and easy to diecut!

You don't scrapbook???  Well...just use the area where a photo goes for something else...like a stamped image or some other item as the focal point and make this into a card :)  That's what is sooooo cool about stamping & paper crafting...you can do ANYTHING you want with it!
 
Now...on to your next stop - Karen - for more ideas using A Muse Studio products to show off photographs....or whatever YOU like on a scrapbook page? If you are participating in the blog hop...you should have arrived at my blog from Maria Van Stratton.

Have fun...and don't forget to leave comments letting us know you stopped by :)

All supplies to create this project are available from A Muse Studio.

Recipe:
Stamps - Too Cute to Spook, Web Background, Mini Alphabet, Birthday Builder, Graceful Greetings
Papers -Onyx, Slate woodgrain, Orange, Orange Gingham, Vanilla, Pebble
Inks - VersaMark, Orange, Sugar, Pebble
Misc. - Bat Trio Die, Spooky Fence Die, Lime Twinkle Stickers, Crystal Glitter, Slate Felt, Quickie Glue Pen, Milwaukee Heat Tool, Die Cut Machine, 3D Foam Adhesive, Double-sided sticky tape.