Hello Scrapbookers!!! Crafty Meggy here with more design team inspiration to share with you.

Today’s layout is a little different and so inspiring! Our design team member, Miranda, who typically creates more traditional scrapbook layouts, challenged herself to try something new using the March 2025 Spring Blooms kit.

She incorporated more fiberous elements like paper and fabric, which isn’t something she usually reaches for—and it pushed her outside of her comfort zone in the best way.

Why This Layout Inspires

• Trying something new: Stepping outside a traditional style
• Paper + fabric layers: Adding texture and dimension in a different way
• Creative growth: Using the kit to explore new techniques

She shared that this was a challenge for her, but in the end, she absolutely loved how it turned out—and I think that’s something so many of us can relate to.

A Little Creative Challenge

This is such a great reminder that sometimes the best projects come from trying something new. Whether it’s fabric, mixed media, or a different style, stepping outside your comfort zone can lead to something amazing.

💬 Do you stick to your usual style, or do you like to try new techniques? Let me know in the comments!

Hello Scrapbookers!!! Crafty Meggy here with more amazing design team inspiration to share with you.

Today’s project is all about layering and mixed media! Our design team member, Kristin, created a beautiful layout and walks you through how to create a layered mixed media layout in her video.

She used a combination of stencils and mixed media pastes to build texture, then added layers with patterned papers and fabric from the kit to create a rich, dimensional page.

Why This Layout Inspires

• Layered mixed media: Builds depth and texture step-by-step
• Stencil + paste techniques: Add beautiful detail and dimension
• Paper + fabric layers: Create a unique and tactile look
• Process-focused video: Great for learning how to build layers with confidence

I love how all the different elements come together to create a layout that feels full, textured, and cohesive.

Try This Technique

If you’ve been wanting to improve your mixed media layering, try combining stencils, pastes, and different materials like paper and fabric. Start with a base and build up your layers little by little!

💬 Do you like lots of layers on your layouts, or do you keep things simple? Let me know in the comments!

Hello Scrapbookers!!! Crafty Meggy here with more beautiful design team inspiration to share with you.

Today’s layout is such a gorgeous mix of techniques and layers! Our design team member, Cassie, created a stunning page using ink and a stencil to build a soft, textured background. She then added a heart cut file as a focal point and finished it off with flower embellishments for a pretty, layered look.

Why This Layout Inspires

• Inked background: Adds color and depth while keeping the page soft and cohesive
• Stencil work: Brings in texture and subtle detail
• Heart cut file: Creates a strong focal point for the layout
• Floral embellishments: Add dimension and a beautiful finishing touch

I love how all of these elements come together to create a layout that feels both detailed and balanced.

Try This Technique

If you’re looking for new scrapbooking layout ideas, try combining an inked background with a stencil and layering a cut file on top. Add a few florals, and you’ve got a gorgeous, dimensional page!

💬 Do you like using cut files on your layouts? Let me know in the comments!