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I Posted My First “Cozy Vlog” YouTube Video…Diving In Head First!

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Yesterday, I posted my very first “cozy weekend vlog” video. Since changing the focus of my content, I have decided to jump in head first! Why not take a few calculated risks this year…I’m all for it.

To be honest, I was nervous and a little apprehensive. Like other YouTube content creators, I want my videos to do well and resonate with my audience. And I want to continue nurturing my subscribers while welcoming new crafters and hobbyist to my channel. I’ve been in this game long enough to know that I just need to put myself out there and likeminded folks will come.

So, if you haven’t already, head over to the Victoria Marie YouTube Channel and show this cozy vlog some love! In this video I share my current cross stitch WIP (almost finished), a bit of coloring, a junk journal spread, a mini puzzle, and a quick trip to a local Japanese Anime bookstore.

COLORING

I have enjoyed coloring since I was a little Vicki! There is nothing like opening a fresh new coloring book and a box of Crayons (markers or color pencils). This easy cozy hobby is perfect for a relaxing day at home or to take on the go. And the best part? You don’t need to be a highly skilled colorist! Just grab your favorite medium and enjoy putting color on paper…easy peasy!

MY CURRENT CROSS STITCH WIP (Work in Progress)

I am almost finished with my winter cross stitch project called Christmas Penguin by Dimensions. I purchased this kit at Joann Fabric last year. After a quick Google search, I was able to find a listing on the Michaels website (out of stock), and on Ebay (don’t buy it on Ebay…the price is too high). Unfortunately, Dimensions does not have this kit listed on their website.

Anyhoo, there is a full section of half stitches at the bottom of this piece that nearly got my goat! When I started the snow section, my stitch count was off, so I pulled out all of the stitches and started over. During the second attempt, I was halfway finished with the right side only to discover that I used the wrong darn stitch! This section calls for half stitches versus full cross stitches. So, I pulled the stitches out for a second time and started over. Fortunately, the third attempt was successful and I finished the bottom portion last week. All that is left to do is the outline and letter stitches. Good grief!

JUNK JOURNAL

I have made junk journals on and off for many years. Recently, I’ve been inspired to jump back into this form of paper crafting. I have a lot of supplies and fodder hanging around that I need to put to good use. Also, it feels good to have a project that I can make without boundaries – junk journals allow us to create freely without restraint…I love that!

I like to incorporate a ton of random items, old scrapbooking supplies, stamping, stitching, photos, die cuts, images from books and magazines, tickets, receipts, sticky notes…everything is fair game. For this spread, I used stamps, scrapbooking embellishments, stickers, and an image from a magazine to create this design. Sometimes I write in my junk journals, and other times I just want to make pretty layouts. I cannot wait to share more of my junk journal adventures on my channel!

MINI PUZZLE

I am a life-long puzzler and often work on mini puzzles in preparation for doing a large puzzle or as a mental warm-up exercise while eating breakfast. I found this mini puzzle at Half Priced books and I couldn’t wait to put it together! I mean…it’s an adorable box of chocolates…who could resist? This 150-piece puzzle measures 9.25 x 6.75 inches, so it doesn’t take up too much space. Interested? Just do a Google search for “a Little Something Chocolate Mini Puzzle” for a list of retailers.

I hope my cozy vlogs will inspire you to indulge in all of your favorite cozy hobbies and crafts. I look forward to sharing more as I continue my new content journey. Enjoy!

Register Today! 30 Minute Scrapbook Layouts Online Mini Workshop

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Well, I’ve teased it for long enough…the day is finally here! The 30 Minute Scrapbook Layouts Online Mini Workshop is scheduled for Saturday, August 3, 2024. If you are interested in learning how to streamline your scrapbook process and make layouts in 30 minutes or less, this mini workshop is for you!

When I first started scrapbooking (many years ago), it would take me several hours (or weeks) to create a scrapbook layout. At some point, I got frustrated and wanted to desperately learn how to make scrapbook pages faster. What I discovered is that there is a way to establish a creative workflow that makes the process of creating layouts easier, faster, more efficient, and most of all…FUN!

Sometimes, you just want to knock out a bunch of layouts…no fuss, no muss!

The 30 Minute Scrapbook Layouts Online Mini Workshop features two content areas, Prep Before You Make and Designs That Work. First, we will explore how a little bit of preparation before making a scrapbook layout can greatly decrease the time it takes to make a finished page. I will share 5 essential concepts that will help you to establish an efficient creative workflow and maximize your scrappy time.

Next, we will work together to make two (2) scrapbook layouts using sketches provided exclusively for this workshop. Each workshop project will be constructed within 30 minutes or less!

Can you do it? YES YOU CAN!

This guided interactive workshop is a great opportunity for you strengthen your scrapbook design muscles and to streamline your creative process so you can make layouts faster and more efficiently.

So, if you are ready, check out the details below and register for this fun mini workshop today!

Workshop Details

Date: Saturday, August 3, 2024

Price: $25.99 USD (All sales are final, NO REFUNDS) Click HERE to register!

Workshop Time – Private YouTube Livestream: 12:00 pm CST – 2:30 pm CST (Central Standard Time) 

Optional Live Zoom Workshop Meetup Session: 4:30 pm CST – 6:30 pm CST – For those who want to hang out, chat, and scrapbook with other workshop participants!

Workshop Format: The 30 Minute Scrapbook Layout Mini Workshop is an online, interactive workshop hosted live through a private YouTube Livestream. 

Due to the interactive nature of this workshop, you are highly encouraged to make while you learn. This means that you will need to prep in advance in order to complete the workshop projects. Full details and prep instructions for the workshop projects will be provided upon registration. 

There is no need to purchase new materials for this workshop – you are encouraged to use your STASH! A supply and tools list will be provided.

All participants will receive:

  • Access to the mini workshop private YouTube Livestream Session (recorded for replay).
  • A full color 30 Minute Scrapbook Layouts Mini Workshop PDF (includes workshop project instructions and sketches)
  • Guided Workshop Project! Participants will make two (2) 12 x 12 inch single page scrapbook layouts during the workshop using the workshop sketches (two-page sketches are provided as well). Each sketch includes a Cutting Guide. 
  • Access to the workshop Live Zoom Workshop Meetup (optional) – This optional session is hosted after the workshop for those who want to chat and scrap with other workshop participants (the Zoom session is not recorded).
  • Access to the Recorded Replay of the 30 Minute Scrapbook Layouts Mini Workshop Livestream Session. 

REGISTER TODAY!

To register for the 30 Minute Scrapbook Layouts Online Mini Workshop, click HERE (Google Form).

The deadline to register is August 1, 2024 at 11:59 am CST. REGISTRATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER August 1, 2024. NO EXCEPTIONS!

You will receive a PAYPAL invoice within 24-48 hours after your Google Form has been received. 

Payment is due IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIPT of your PayPal invoice. Be sure to remit payment through the PayPal invoice. There is NO other option for payment. 

YOU DO NOT NEED A PAYPAL ACCOUNT TO REMIT PAYMENT. Just follow the payment instructions on the PayPal invoice to remit your payment. 

What’s Next? Once your payment and Google form are received and processed, you will receive a confirmation email that will include the 30 Minute Scrapbook Layouts Mini Workshop PDF along with instructions for preparing for this interactive online workshop and any additional details and updates regarding the workshop.

QUESTIONS? 

If you have any questions or need assistance, contact victoria@victoriamariescraps.com. Most emails are answered within 24 hours. Please DO NOT send questions via social media or Facebook Messenger as your message may not be seen.

I hope you will join us for this fun mini workshop on Saturday, August 3, 2024 at 12:00 pm CST! See you soon!

Creating Easy and Simple Photo Tags for a Scrapbook Layout!

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I love tags! In fact, I use tags a lot on my scrapbook layouts for embellishing, as a layering element, to anchor photos, or to use as a spot of journaling. For today’s project, I turned my 3×4 inch photos into photo tags using a 6×6 inch patterned paper pad, a corner punch from We R Makers, and a simple office hole punch.

This particular design can be easily created using tools that you have in your stash! To create your own photo tags, you can…

  • Use tag metal dies or tag punches.
  • Cut tags using an electronic cutting machine.
  • Cut tags by hand using your scissors.
  • Use a tag punch board or similar tool to create a tag.

There is no need to purchase new tools to create this look. In fact, I challenge you to look at your tools and available materials (and your sharp creative mind), and see how you can create a similar design.

Here are the products from my stash that were used to create today’s layout!

And here is the project – a 12×12 inch scrapbook layout titled Spill The Tea!

I had so much fun making these photo tags and creating the appearance that they are hanging from the top of the layout!

I used patterned paper as the base of the photo tags along with a angle corner punch to notch the top corners. Black and white twine was added to the tags and adhered in place using washi tape on the back of the layout.

Once the tags were in place, I added layered embellishment clusters, a title, and journaling. I love how the look of product from different designers and manufacturers work so well together!

Be sure to check out the process video for this project, now available on the Victoria Marie YouTube Channel. I hope you are inspired to use your stash to create a similar design!

PRODUCTS: All of the materials used for this layout are from my stash and may not be currently available. I encourage you use items from your stash, however, I know that some of you might be interested in the products used for this project – a list is provided below (no links).

Be sure to check your favorite craft and hobby retailer for available products.

  • Park Lane Floral Space 12×12 inch Paper Pad
  • Simple Stories My Story 12×12 Sticker Sheet
  • Jillibean Soup Coordinating Label Stickers
  • Kelly Purkey Mon Ami 6×6 Paper Pad
  • Pink Paislee Hello Sunshine 6×6 Paper Pad
  • Pinkfresh Studio Chipboard Frames – The Best Day Collection
  • Citrus Twist Puffy Alpha Stickers
  • Thickers Poolside Alpha Stickers
  • Pinkfresh Studio Ephemera – Days of Splendor Collection
  • Simple Stories Decorate Brads – Hello Today Collection
  • Bo Bunny Stitches Stamp

My Annual Tradition – Creating a Layout to Kickoff the New Year!

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At the start of a new year, I like to make a scrapbook layout to document my hopes and dreams for the upcoming year. This layout serves as a starting point for documenting my life – the good, the bad, all of my challenges, and everything in between.

I always start the year filled with so much hope and optimism. I love the idea of starting fresh and considering all of the wonder possibilities that await. The act of creating this layout every year fills my heart with so much joy. I’m setting the pace for the year ahead…documented with words and pictures.

This layout was created during my YouTube Livestream, the first livestream I’ve hosted in six months. I had a blast creating this layout just for fun versus creating on demand! I found a Hip Kit Club scrapbooking and embellishment kit (which I totally forgot that I had), and thought it would be perfect to for this layout. The kit features colorful fall themed elements, nothing related to New Year’s, but it works! This is the beauty of stretching your supplies and using them outside of their intended purpose.

In addition to the kit, I used letter stickers from my stash that work perfectly with the color scheme. When possible, I love to pair some of my older stash items with new and unused products – this is truly the best of both worlds!

And true to form, this layout features multiple photos, journaling, layers of die cuts, chipboard, and other elements – all of my favorite things! I feel that I am starting to find my creative flow again…and it’s amazing!

Recorded Replay: To see this layout come together, be sure to watch the recorded replay of my New Year’s 2024 YouTube Livestream. During the livestream, I share a brief life update as well as information about my Year of the Freeze Challenge and my upcoming online class, Project DONE: A 12-Week Intensive Scrapbooking Journey! The construction of the layout begins at timestamp 40:30…just in case you want to skip the chatty part of the stream…enjoy!

Are You Game? 2024 Year of The Freeze Challenge!

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Over the past year, I have been inspired to reduce my crafty spending and to challenge myself to use more of my stash to create layouts, mini albums, cards, and other papercrafting projects. To be honest, I overspent on cardmaking supplies in 2022 and I still have a lot of scrapbooking products that I purchased along with product that was sent to me for various freelance projects and classes.

While amassing a sizable crafting stash is fun (really fun), like many of you, I have become overwhelmed with product. It seems like new products are released on a monthly basis from some of our favorite crafting companies. Don’t get me wrong…I love a good product release, but I also know that I need to be more conscience of my crafty spending habits. There were months when I spent $200-$300 on craft supplies alone!

That is a lot of money!

And sadly, a lot of what I purchased was never used. For example, I spent over $1500 (yes, I did the math) on stamping and cardmaking products in 2022.

Do you know what I could have done with that money?

Makes my head hurt…as well as my bank account!

Did I use all of the products that I purchased?

HECK NO!

In fact, I purchased new storage bins to organize all of the extra product that I could not fit into my normal crafty storage. INSANE!

Interestingly, I have learned that I am not alone in feeling overwhelmed by crafty products. Recently, I spent hours pouring through posts on scrapbook and cardmaking forums, Facebook groups, and the like, reading comments from other crafters who feel the same way. Some crafters felt frustrated with their buying habits and feel that they need to use more of their crafty stash.

Additionally, other themes emerged:

  • A lot of crafters commented that they would like to see FEWER product releases and more of an emphasis on learning how to use the products they purchase before new products are introduced. There seems to be a shorter period of time between new releases, which limits the time for crafters to use the products they purchase before new goodies come to the market.
  • Crafters would like to see content creators (such as myself) use their stash and focus more on scrapbooking and cardmaking techniques versus showcasing new products in each video.
  • Some crafters commented on being LESS excited about the new products that are coming to the market because most of it seems “one-note” – the same color schemes, repetitive designs, lack of diversity among product designers (companies using the same designers all of the time), lack of interesting and diverse icons, etc. This has led some crafters to rely on using older products in their stash that appeal more to their style.

So, armed with this information, I decided to create a year-long challenge that focuses on spending less and using MORE of our crafty stash and exploring a variety of papercrafting techniques.

The 2024 Year of the Freeze Challenge

Here are the deets! For this challenge, I am going to freeze spending on scrapbooking and cardmaking supplies in 2024. Instead, I will focus on using products from my stash. I recently purged my stash and have narrowed my selection of products to the items that I absolutely love.

However, there are a few exceptions – it’s important to be flexible.

  1. Spending On Consumables: I will continue to purchase consumables such as adhesives, solid cardstock, pens/markers, stamping ink and refills, etc.
  2. Spending on Replacement Tools: If a tool breaks, I will replace it as needed.
  3. Spending on Must Have Items: If there is an item that I must have, I will give myself permission to purchase it. But, it has to be something that I will use right away.
  4. NO Pressure! I can start, stop, and resume at anytime!
  5. Change My Approach: I can change my approach to this challenge at anytime and make adjustments as needed throughout the year…guilt free!

Throughout the year, I will use a variety of items from my stash. If I do not have a particular item, I will need to figure out how to create what I need using the products and tools that I have available to me. Recently, after going through my stash, I noticed that I have a lot of beautiful products and fun tools just waiting to be used in a creative way! NOW is the time to put them to good use!

Also, all of the videos that I post on my YouTube Channel and Patreon community this year will feature projects using my stash. I want to practice what I preach!

NOTE: If you are inspired by the products that I’m using, I urge you to find or create similar items using materials from your stash before purchasing new products!

Want To Play Along? Let’s Go!!!

If you are interested in participating in the Year of the Freeze Challenge, here are a few things to keep in mind:

  1. How Long Will Your Freeze Be? You DO NOT have to do a year-long freeze! In fact, you can challenge yourself to do a 30-day, 60-day, 90-day or half a year freeze. Maybe try a bi-monthly freeze or a seasonal freeze…it’s completely up to YOU!
  2. Decide What Products to Freeze: Make a decision about the products you want to freeze. For example, you may suspend purchasing only scrapbooking supplies, or perhaps only patterned paper and stamps. Maybe you need to freeze purchasing online classes and focus on starting and finishing the classes you already purchased. It doesn’t have to be all or nothing.
  3. Start, Stop, Resume at Anytime: Feel free to start, stop, and resume your freeze at anytime – it’s okay to be flexible with this challenge.
  4. Prepare: Take some time to prepare for your freeze by purchasing your most needed items, organizing your space, and letting go any products you no longer enjoy. I also recommend creating kits using items from your stash to help streamline the creative process.
  5. It’s Okay To Shop – Guilt Free! If you come across a product that you must have…buy it, guilt FREE! Focus majority of your efforts on using products from your stash, but give yourself permission to indulge occasionally if there is something you really, really, really want! NOTE: It’s okay to purchase consumables (i.e. adhesives, solid cardstock) during your freeze.
  6. Make Projects: Once you are ready, start making your projects! Challenge yourself to exclusively use items from your stash. Don’t forget to use your tools (i.e., punches, dies, cutting machine) and crafty resources (i.e., magazines, books, blogs, social media, videos, classes) as you make your projects. There are is a ton of creative inspiration to explore!
  7. Focus On Learning: Use this time to practice papercrafting techniques or teach yourself how to use a specific tool or product.
  8. Most of All…Have Fun! This challenge should not be stressful! Have fun and enjoy making beautiful projects from your crafty stash!

Let’s Go!

Now that you have all the details, it’s time to start the 2024 Year of the Freeze! Be sure to join me LIVE on the Victoria Marie YouTube Channel today at 2:00 pm CST as I talk more about this challenge and watch me make a 12×12 inch layout using items from my stash.

To join the livestream, click HERE!

Here’s to a full year of reduced crafty spending, making gorgeous layouts, and using our crafty stash!!!

YouTube LIVE on New Year’s Day with Victoria Marie! I’m Back, Baby!

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Hello lovely reader! After a short break, I am happy to announce that the Victoria Marie YouTube Channel is back and ready for a brand new year of awesome papercrafting inspiration!

To kick off the New Year, I will be hosting a YouTube Livestream on January 1, 2024 at 2:00 pm CST. This livestream session will be jammed packed to include a brief life update, my annual New Year’s scrapbook layout project, and I will be sharing information about my Year of the Freeze Challenge!

Mark your calendar and come joined me on New Year’s Day at 2:00 pm CST! And as always, this session will be recorded! I hope you will join me.

I’m so glad to be back!

YouTube LIVE! Layout Share! 1 Paper Pad + 10 Layout Challenge

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Today on the Victoria Marie YouTube Channel, I am sharing the scrapbook projects I created during my iNSD 1 Paper Pad + 10 Layout Challenge! This challenge aired live on May 6th during National Scrapbook Day and since that time, I have added a few finishing touches and journaling to my layouts.

Come join me today as I walkthrough each layout and share a few design tips and strategies! I will also share a couple of layouts that I did not finish and and one that I completely redesigned. Scroll down to see photos of the completed projects!

To see the recorded iNSD 1 Paper Pad + 10 Layout Challenge Livestream, click HERE!

To join me for today’s livestream, click on the video below at 2:00 pm CST today!

PROJECT PHOTOS

First up are the fully completed layouts from the challenge. I added a few finishing touches and journaling to each page. NOTE: All of the materials I used for the challenge projects were pulled from my stash.

Layout: One Step At A Time (12×12 inch Single Page)

Layout: Gamer (12×12 inch Single Page Layout)

Layout: Just Bloom (12×12 inch Single Page)

Layout: Together (12×12 inch Single Page)

Layout: Truly Outrageous (8.5×11 inch Single Page)

Layout: Happiness (8.5×11 inch Single Page)

Layout: Hat Lady (8.5×11 inch Single Page) – This layout features a photo of my grandmother. The journaling will be written by my mom.

LAYOUT REDO!

Out of all of the layouts I completed for this challenge, there are a few that I didn’t like and plan to redo at some point in the future. Not every layout is a winner!

Layout: Style Evolution (12×12 inch Single Page) – The original version of this layout started out good, but after adding the embellishments and pattern papers, I decided that the design did not work. So, I pulled materials from a different collection and adjusted the overall composition. The second version is so much better! The process video for the new version of this project is available exclusively for my Patreon Community.

Layout: Untitled (12×12 inch Single Page) – This layout started with good intentions but took a turn for the worse! The pattern papers are not doing the photos justice and while the embellishments coordinate with the theme of the layout (sewing a costume), the overall composition can be improved. I will redo this project in the near future.

Layout: The Lion King (9×12 inch Pocket Layout) – To be honest, I didn’t have a solid plan for this pocket page. And because of this, I do not like the overall composition. I will give this layout another chance, perhaps converting it from a pocket page to a 12×12 inch layout. We shall see!

And with that, my projects from my 1 Paper Pad + 10 Layout Challenge are complete (almost)! Be sure to watch today’s livestream session for more details about these projects and design tips. Thanks for stopping by!

A Quick and Colorful 8.5×11 Inch Layout Using Items From My Stash!

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Today on the Victoria Marie YouTube Channel, I’m using items from my stash to create a colorful 8.5×11 inch layout called You’ve Got This! In fact, I used the some of the leftover materials from a recent YouTube livestream to create today’s project.

When possible, I try to make more than one project from the remaining items of a kit or collection. This allows me to get more usage from my materials while creating multiple layouts. To see today’s layout come together, click on the video below or head to the Victoria Marie YouTube Channel.

Also, be sure to scroll down to see photos of today’s project along with a list of products used. NOTE: All of the items featured in this video are from my stash, so availability may vary. Enjoy!

Project Photos: You’ve Got This – 8.5×11 inch Single Page Layout

Supply List (Availability may vary- check manufacturer for current product options.)

Pattern Paper – Vicki Boutin Color Study (American Crafts)
Embellishments – Vicki Boutin Color Study (American Crafts)
All This Happiness Gold Foil Chipboard Stickers (American Crafts)
Hello Friend Silver Holographic Chipboard Stickers (American Crafts)

YouTube Livestream – Reaching Deep Into My Stash!

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Did you catch today’s livestream on the Victoria Marie YouTube Channel? Well my friend, click on the video below to check it out! I created a 12×12 inch scrapbook layout using a variety of items from my stash. As you can see, this layout is super colorful! There is a lot of movement and of course, five 3×4 inch photos! I love multiphoto layouts!

To see this project come together, click on the following video. Also, be sure to scroll down to see photos of this project and a list of products I used. Keep in mind that some of the collections may not be available.

I hope you are inspired to reach deep into your stash for similar items if you wish to replicate this design. And don’t forget to share your layout with the Victoria Marie Designs Facebook Group Community!

MINI WORKSHOP: One more thing…if you want to grow your scrapbook layering skills, be sure to check out my upcoming Let’s Create! Layered Embellishment Clusters Mini Workshop!

This 90 minute workshop is scheduled for May 27, 2023 at 10:00 am CST LIVE on Zoom. During the workshop, I will be demonstrating my easy process for creating layered clusters on a scrapbook layout. You don’t want to miss it!

And of course, the workshop will be recorded so feel free to grab your spot and watch the replay at your convenience. To learn more and to register, click HERE! This workshop is only $10.00 USD and is open to anyone who wants to participate!

Now, on to the livestream replay…enjoy!

Project Photos

Products Used (NOTE: Some items may not be available. Check manufacture for current product options.)

  • Pattern Paper – Vicki Boutin Color Study (American Crafts)
  • Embellishments – Vicki Boutin Color Study (American Crafts)
  • Embossed Puffy Stickers – Vicki Boutin Color Study (American Crafts)
  • Butterfly Stickers – Hip Kit Club Exclusive (2021)
  • Embossed Puffy Stickers – Amy Tangerine Late Afternoon (American Crafts)
  • Sticker Book – Amy Tangerine Brave & Bold (American Crafts)
  • Die-Cut Shapes – Amy Tangerine Brave & Bold (American Crafts)
  • All This Happiness Gold Foil Chipboard Stickers (American Crafts)
  • Hello Friend Silver Holographic Chipboard Stickers (American Crafts)
  • Twist Kits Gold Chipboard Stars – Citrus Twist
  • Emily Puffy Alphabet – Felicity Jane (no longer available)

A LIVE $10.00 Mini Workshop About LAYERING Coming on May 27th!!!

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*****UPDATE: REGISTRATION IS CLOSED! ******

Have you have ever struggled to make layered embellishment clusters on a scrapbook layout? Do you want to improve your layering skills?

No worries, friend! I got you!

Join me for the Let’s Create! Layered Embellishment Clusters Live Mini Workshop!

Date: Saturday, May 27, 2023

Time: 10:00 am CST – 11:30 am CST

Where: LIVE on Zoom!

*The content and Zoom information is provided in the Victoria Marie Designs Online Classroom!*

Price: Only $10.00 USD!

In this 90-minute workshop, you will learn how to use my Anchor, Stack, and Details Technique for creating embellishment clusters on a scrapbook layout.

We will start by reviewing several examples of scrapbook layouts that feature layered clusters, review the Anchor, Stack, and Details Technique, and I will demo how to implement this technique by creating a single-page 12×12 inch scrapbook layout!

There will also be a Q&A sesh at the end of the workshop!

Can’t Make It Live? No worries, this workshop will be recorded for replay! Feel free to watch the recorded replay at your leisure!

More Workshops! This will be 1 of 4 LIVE workshops that I will offer in the upcoming months, all focusing on layering techniques! Stay tuned for future workshop dates and times!

REGISTER TODAY!

To register for the Let’s Create! Layered Embellishment Clusters LIVE Mini Workshop, click HERE!

Registration ENDS on May 26, 2023 at 11:59 pm CST!

This mini workshop is only $10.00 USD! Sign up today and be sure to share with a friend! See you soon!