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Life Documented with Sn@p!

Hi, everyone! Teri here today with a Life Documented project! I'm excited to share with you a few pages I recently made with Simple Stories' Sn@p! products: Sn@p! Life; Sn@p! Embellishments; Sn@p! Cards; and Sn@p! Color Vibe.

Before we get started, let me tell you a little bit about my approach to pocket-page style memory keeping. A lot of my crafty friends use Pocket Pages to document every week in their lives.  I don't do that.

I'm a bit of a free spirit when it comes to pocket-style pages. I typically make them when the mood hits me. So that means I'll do a page one week about some fun event I took part in and then maybe not create another page until a few weeks down the road. Like many of you, I lead a pretty busy life, and I don't always have a lot of  time to sit down and scrapbook. So I really try to limit my pages to events, people and things I really, really, really want to remember.

So that leads me to my first set of pages. They are all about a color run I took recently took part in.

Talk about about a day I don't want to forget. Fr0m the nervous feeling of signing up for a 5K (my first one ever) to literally getting covered with color from head to toe on race day, I wanted to remember everything. The day was just so much fun! And I am pretty sure I smiled the entire time!

The number is my actual race bib. The "rad" word is a tattoo leftover from race day. And the picture with the blue background is of myself and my teammates! We called ourselves "Team Crafty" so I used letter stickers to spell our team name right on top of the picture.

I wanted my pages to have a little personality so I added a few extra touches to them, like punching holes in the blue polka dot card with a hole punch and then adding some circle stickers (and a brad) over some of the blue polka dots.

Another fun time I wanted to remember was a recent weekend spent with a good friend of mine.

These two pages cover the highlights of three days of fun with my friend. From the minute my friend arrived at my house to the minute he left, a bit of everything is covered on these two pages.

These pages include a few pictures, a parking pass (complete with the wrong year written on it!) and a lot of journaling!

I completed the majority of journaling on this spread with  an old typewriter. And because the spread is so text heavy, I tried to bring in quite a bit of color to it by choosing some Sn@p cards in bright colors rather than just white ones.

I especially love the Seriously! card here from the Sn@p! Cards - 4x6 Fill in the Blanks pack because it has so many colors on it.

I also used embellishments to liven up the spread and try to downplay all that text. Here I made a border with circle stickers and brads.

Kinda fun, right?

I'll be using the 12x12 Sn@p! leather album in teal as the year goes on for many of my Life Documented projects! I love the color of the album, and that it has a ring binding system! Since I employ a free spirit philosophy when it comes to these pages, I dig that I can easily work on my pages for it out of order.

I used the Sn@p! 12x12 Pocket Pages  Design 5 (4x6/4x3), Design 7 (4x6/ 6x12), Design 8 (6x8/4x6) and Design 10 (3x4/4x4) for my pages today. I love the variety of page styles Simple Stories offers. It's fun having so many options.

Other Sn@p! products I used were:

• Chipboard Stickers - Hello
• Decorative Brads - Life
• Flair Icons
• Stamps - Snapshots
• Stickers - Letters
• Stickers - Icons
• Cards - 3x4 Life
• Cards - 3x4 Fill in the Blanks
• Cards - 3x4 Just the Basics
• Cards - 4x6 Fill in the Blanks
• Cards - 4x6 Snappy Sayings
• Cards- 4x6 Just the Basics
• Fundamentals Cardstock Stickers
• Color Vibe Paper Kit

Thanks for tuning in today! Wishing you the best Tuesday! I look forward to sharing more of my pages with you soon!

Life Documented - Disney Documented (Part 1)

 

Hi it's me, Amber,  posting today!  I am the founder and owner of Simple Stories (along with my fabulous husband). I am usually behind the scenes busy with design and product development  and I don't get a chance to post as much as I'd like.  That's why I'm so thankful to have a wonderful Simple Stories design team and Life Documented team - as well as our fabulous director of marketing Layle Koncar -  to help run the blog and keep fresh, exciting ideas and inspiration coming on a daily basis!

Although I'm crazy busy putting the final touches on our new product releases (you'll get to see sneak peeks starting in mid-july), I wanted to take a minute to post during our Life Documented series to give you a little backstory on how Simple Stories came to be.  With the release of our all new 12x12 albums and pocket pages (shipping July) - a dream I've had for what seems like forever - it's only fitting to take you back to the roots of Simple Stories and the base of our entire company, our products and our system. Sure you can read our "About Us" here, and Layle even highlighted a little here...but I actually wanted to SHOW you how our products, concept and company came to be.  Sometimes it's as simple as....

 

.....THIS - it's what started it ALL!

See this - this is a Disney album I created in 2007.  I was so excited to document our Disney memories of our children's first trip to Disneyland.  I bought this album at Target and couldn't wait to fill it to the brim with photos and memories - at the time I loved the idea of saving time by just inserting my photos into pockets in these standard photo albums. 

 

 

 

 

 

So I took this album, all 3,000 + photos (okay maybe not that many - but you know it's Disney!!), and loads of paper and embellsihemnts to a weekend scrapbook getaway with a group of my girl friends.  I worked on this album non-stop for 4 days, cutting, trimming, gluing, embellishing - basically creating ALL of my 4x6 cards to slip into these pocket pages along with my photos.

 

 

You would think that with that much time my album would be complete right?  Not so - I didn't even finish all of my "personalized" 4x6 cards that weekend - it still took me months to finish and insert my photos after that.

 

 

So what about the journaling - surlely I had time to add cute little quotes or the perfect sentiments to go on these cards in my album.  Nope.  As you can see from the photos didn't happen - it was crazy to me that for the intention of being a  "quick", "easy" and  "simple" album - it had turned out to be a major project.  The way I saw it is it doesn't make it simple, quick or easy if you still have to create your own elements or cards to insert into the pocket pages. 

 

And really - that's where my idea for creating pre-designed 4x6 cards and elements to compliment divided page protector scrapboking originated - becuase I was looking for a system just like Simple Stories for myself.  I wanted to create quick and beautiful albums so I could document my life in a simple, yet meaningul way - and the pre-designed cards and elements in just the right sizes for all types of page pocket scrapbooking like 4x6, 3x4, 4x4, 6x8 and even 2x12, 4x12 and 6x12 elements were the key and core to our concept and system.  In the fall of 2009 that dream became a reality when we launched our first Simple Stories kit - Life Documented with the the original pre-designed elements that you see in our collections today - to a group of scrapbook consultants and by Winter 2011 we launched our Simple Stories brand and concept industry wide.  It has been such a journey....and to think it all started with a Disney album!

Sooooo...now that I've shown you a little about where our Simple Stories concept came from...and my "finished"  album, take a look at this same album just 6 years later.

 

Ughhhh!!

Yup - that same album that I put my heart and soul into and trusted to be a long-lasting cherished keepsake for my family to enjoy - look at it now.  After years of our family and kids looking through it, laughing, and remembering - it completely fell apart!  

 

THIS is exactly why its so important to have high-quality albums and page protectors - after all they are storing your precious memories and workmanship.   We KNOW how important your memories are and the time you spend creating layouts and pages to enjoy these memories - that's why our number one priority is quality and functional products so you can continue to share your stories for years to come!

 

New SN@P! Albums!!

 

 

That's why - after 6 years since my AH-AH moment when creating my Disney album - and over 2 years of sampling, testing and sampling again we couldn't be happier to introduce our own line of SN@P! 12x12 and 6x8 leather albums! We are over the moon excited about these new products and thrilled with the final results. With top-notch, high-quality construction, faux leather in 6 beautiful colors, contrast stiching, and custom metal bookplates and corners - and not to mention the amazing pocket pages in a variety of styles - you will absolutely LOVE the quality and these will soon become a staple in your scrapbook library!

 

6x8 SN@P! Album

 

 

12x12 SN@P! Album

 

 

I personally CAN NOT WAIT to start using our SN@P! albums and pocket pages - and in fact will be taking all of my photos out of this Disney album and recreating it in a new SN@P! album -  using a brand new product line that you will adore - and I know this time around with our Simple Stories system complete with pre-designed elements, stickers, paper and embellishments it will make it easier than ever to create this album.  So join me next month as I show you my new  album in my Disney Documented - Part 2 blog post! You'll get to see my new completed Disney album - plus our new product line that is squeal-worthy (or should I see "squeak" worthy)!!

Amber :)

 

Life Documented with 24/7, I {Heart} Summer, and Maya Road

Hola Simple Stories (and Maya Road) fans! Allison here today to share my Life Documented pages using the 24/7 and I {Heart} Summer lines. These layouts also made great use of some of my favorite Maya Road products such as the paper twine, mini tickets, fabric tape and DIY speech bubbles. If you've been following the Simple Stories blog, you know that I've been using our 6x8 Sn@p album for my Life Documented projects since day one of the year. One of the main reasons I chose a 6x8 album size was because I knew from last year that I was going to have weeks that were so busy that I'd forget to take photos, and I didn't want to be stuck trying to come up with too much "filler." Sure enough, that's exactly what happened in Week 16. So, I decided that I'd try my hand at mixing in a full 6x8 Pocket Page into my album. 

Using a 6x8 photo mat from the 24/7 line, I simply layered my weekly number (a printable) along with some of those adorable Maya Road mini tickets, some alpha stickers, and staples. I added a 6 1/4" x 8 1/4" mat to my card to fill out the Pocket Page just a bit more since these pockets are cut to match up with divided Pocket Pages and allow for fun embellishing. Here's a close up of the layered banner.

This really is what I love about the Life Documented philosophy... I can keep my elements as is, or I can dress them up and add a little bit of me to them. For the left pocket, I mostly left the 4x6 card as is, but I added the photo and this fun DIY speech bubble from Maya Road, which I stamped and then colored. You can also see a snippet of the Maya Road paper twine which I unraveled and stamped on top of using the little Sn@p icon stamps. I love the added texture it gives to the little card! 

I then moved on to Week 17, but for this spread, I had more photos. So, I paired the 6x8 Pocket Page with the 3x4 Pocket Page so I'd have more slots with which to play. 

Switching it up even further, this time I turned to the I {Heart} Summer line, which of course also had a great 6x8 photo mat. 

The 6x8 Pocket Page allowed me to showcase more photos which I surrounded with some of the Sn@p labels and tags. And how perfect are those cute Maya Road butterfly stick pins? 

I'm almost done with Volume I of my Life Documented series for 2013, and I'll soon be starting on Volume II. I'm currently using the green Sn@p Binders for this project, and I love the bookplate on the binding so I can easily label each part of my year. 

Pocket Pages used for this project included: 

• 6x8 - #2002
• 3x4 / 4x6 - #2005
• 3x4 - #2004

Additional Products Used from 24x7:

• Fundamentals Cardstock Stickers
• Expressions Cardstock Stickers
• Chipboard Stickers
• Today Patterned Paper
• Quote and 6x8 Photo Mat Elements
• Cork/Ephemera Patterned Paper
• Red Tweed/Calendar Patterned Paper
• Sn@p Cards (4x6)

Additional Products Used from I {Heart} Summer

• Expressions Cardstock Stickers
• Chipboard Stickers
• Decorative Brads
• Hello Summer Patterned Paper
• 4x4 Quote and 6x8 Photo Mat
• Daydream Patterned Paper
• Red Boardwalk/Ledger Patterned Paper
• Sn@p Cards 3x4

 

Life Documented with I {Heart} Summer and Maya Road

Hi Simple Stories fans! Rebecca here to share a Life Documented project with you using both Maya Road and the Simple Stories line I {Heart} Summer. I think the greatest element of Life Documented and using Simple Stories products is that they lend themselves both to the simplest form of scrapbooking as well as the most complex. I have major time constraints like all of you and often I want to just get my photos scrapped. Enter the simple side of Life Documented (the Pocket Pages and SN@P cards that slip right in).  And then sometimes I just want to play with paper and embellishments and get creative and have fun. Enter ALL the other Simple Stories elements that are available. And sometimes I want a little of both! So for my Life Documented spread this month I decided to do a 2 page spread with one 12 x 12 layout as the first page and one Pocket Page as the second.

Like I mentioned I made a traditional 12x12 layout on the left side:

I included lots of fun Maya Road goodies that compliemented the Simple Stories I {Heart} Summer line perfectly! Like the linen star decorated with twine cording:

And the cool canvas flower. You will notice that even this very dimensional flower fit easily into the Simple Stories 12 x 12 Pocket Page--they are very generous indeed!

And the Fabric Tape was loads of fun! I used it as a border and to create little flags:

And finally, I used the Mini Chipboard Heart Confetti stapled with some more Twine Cording to make this little embellishment:

On the right hand side of the spread I made a Pocket Page. I love the square pockets for Instagram photos!

And again, I embellished with lots of I {Heart} Summer and Maya Road! I cut the 4x4 journaling card from a larger 4x6 SN@P card, used my typewriter to journal on it and added a Maya Road mini Chipboard Say Cheese Camera.  I loved how you could take the pieces of the camera apart so they could easily be painted different colors!

I also layered a Maya Road flower over patterned paper, a border sticker and a brad element:

But my favorite pocket was this one, where I layered Simple Stories SN@P! Cuts over a piece of patterend paper from the 6 x 6 Paper Pad. Then added a Maya Road Butterfly flag. I faux stitched around the Kraft butterfly with a white gel pen and tied it with some twine cording which I unrolled to look a bit like a bow. Next I added a mini polaroid from the Maya Road Mini Chipboard Set Say Cheese which I painted white. I covered the bottom of the Polaroid with Maya Road Fabric tape and added a Simple Stories Chipboard heart to the center of the frame! PHEW! Lots of work, but like I said it is my favorite!

Like I mentioned, I used a traditional 12 x 12 Pocket Page for the left hand side of my page. I love the Simple Stories 12 x 12 Pocket Pages because they are so generous even fitting layouts with lots of dimension.

And on the right side of my spread I used the Simple Stories Pocket Pages Design 10:

Since I already have traditional scrapbook albums, my Life Documented albums tend to include lots of phone photos, so I LOVE the 4x4 pockets for all my phone and Instagram photos. I also love how the Pocket Pages are matte enough that they dont cause a huge glare, but clear enough that they don't look foggy. Just right! I hope you are enjoying our Life Documented series and see that whether you like to keep it simple or get a little more complicated Simple Stories has what you need to document your life!

Other Supplies Used:

Simple Stories I {Heart Summer} Products Used:

Fundamentals Cardstock Stickers

Expressions Cardstock Stickers

6x6 Paper Pad

Chipboard Stickers

Decorative Brads

Layered Stickers Flair Icons

Hello Summer Paper

Yellow Boardwalk Paper

SN@P! Cuts

SN@P! Cards

Maya Road:

Twine Cording

Fabric Tape

Butterfly Flags

Mini Chipboard Sets Heart Confetti and Say Cheese

Linen Star

Canvas Flower

Trim Flower

 

 

Life Documented with Pocket Pages

Happy Friday Simple Stories friends! It's Nichol here today and I'm excited to be sharing my first Life Documented Project here on the blog showcasing the Pocket Pages!  

I, like so many of you, am addicted to the idea and concept of recording my life in a weekly format with the ease of use and functionality of Pocket Pages. I find that by recording all those little bits and pieces of daily life I am recording a clearer picture of our family's daily life and it gives me a great deal of satisfaction to flip through and see our memories, our history and our life. Documented.

With the wide range of styles of Pocket Pages available from Simple Stories, there is sure to a design that fits whatever style of page you want to create!

Now, how about a couple of my most recent two-page spreads featuring Pocket Pages?

My page design(s) are always dictated by what photos I'm going to use and when creating these weekly layouts I find it helpful to start with a list of the photos/journaling I want to include first. Then I pick the Pocket Pages that will best fit those photos and journaling and from there I pick out the paper, embellishments and extras that really make the pages "pop"! Sometimes my pages are simple, sometimes more detailed. For me, it's really all about  how I'm feeling at that moment. I don't look at it like a chore but more like an art project or art journal. It can be a great place to try out a new technique or to use that stamp set that you've had forever and never got around to inking up. I also tend to mix all my Simple Stories product up and use them all together in my Life Documented page spreads. Okay, I mix all my product up on all my scrapbooking projects but that's just me!

Life Documented | Week Twenty-Two 2013

 

One of the things that helps me the most when beginning a weekly layout spread is to break down the page creation into simple steps. I print my photos first (or most of them) and lay them out on the Pocket Page where I intend for them to go. Then, I pick 1 or 2 colors to work with for that week's spread. By limiting the color choices I am able to focus on choosing coordinating product/colors to design a cohesive page that flows nicely from the left side to the right.

When working with lots of "pre-made" product, I like to add in personal touches to customize my pages to my personal style. I use lots of stamping and die-cutting (my 2 favorite techniques) to make my pages "me".

One of my favorite tips for adding dimension without bulk is to add some Glossy Accents to the Simple Stories stickers (I did this to all the heart stickers on this spread). It gives them that great glossy raised look without the bulk!

My other favorite tip is to "replace" the printed polaroid images on the papers in the Sn@P! Life Collection with your own photos or journaling. It's easy and fun to do!

Life Documented | Week Twenty-One 2013

I did something a little different for this spread in that I used a bit more color and I incorporated more custom embellishments. Those custom embellishments included lots of stamping which I layered and dressed up with Simple Stories stickers and also die cut embellishments that I created with the Silhouette Cameo and Simple Stories Patterned Papers!

I kept each of the pockets pretty monochromatic which is a really fun way to use up supplies that you may not have enough for an entire spread!

I created almost all my own 4x6, 4x4 and 3x4 inserts with Simple Stories patterned papers from the Sn@p! Life Collection, I Heart Summer Collection and 24seven Collection.

I die cut the title above from scraps of 6x6 patterned paper and printed my dates on one of the Sn@p! Life Stickers.

I was able to create my own faux chipboard slide frames by die cutting the frames from Simple Stories patterned paper first, then an additional 4 frames from kraft cardstock and layering them all together. The result is a dimensional perfectly coordinating frame! Adding additional stamping gives it that finished look.

I even used the "notebook paper" from one of the Sn@p! Life 6x6 Paper Pads to print my journaling on and inlcude on some of the inserts. I love combining custom embellishments with pre-made ones. :)

I'm using the Green Sn@p! Leather 12x12 Album for my 2013 Life Documented Layouts. I love the rich, vibrant colors of the Sn@p! Albums , the beautiful stitching, bookplates on the spines and reinforced corners. These are truly gorgeous albums to showcase and protect your precious memories.

I used the Sn@p! 12x12 Pocket Pages Design 3 (4x6 | 3x4) and Design 10 (4x4 | 3x4) for my pages.

That Design 10 Pocket Page with the 4x4 and 3x4 pockets is a new favorite. I am a sucker for smaller pockets. The more the better and that square size just speaks to this 12x12 scrapper's heart! ;)

Additional Life Documented Products Used:

• Sn@p! Snapshots Stamps
• Sn@p! Icons Stickers
• Sn@p! Labels Stickers
• Sn@p! Typeset Stickers
• Sn@p! Cards 3x4 Life
• Sn@p! Cards 3x4 Fill in the Blanks
• Sn@p! Cards 4x6 Fill in the Blanks
• Sn@p! Life Collection Kit
• Sn@p! Life Basics 6x6 Paper Pad
• Sn@p! Color Vive 6x6 Paper Pad
• I Heart Summer Collection Kit
• I Heart Summer 6x6 Paper Pad
• I Heart Summer Sn@p! Cuts
• 24seven Collection Kit
• 24seven 6x6 Paper Pad

I hope that this has inspired you to document your life using the wide array of Simple Stories Pocket Pages!

Thanks for hanging out with me today. We'll catch you next time!

 

Life Documented with I {Heart} Summer

Hello all you Simple Stories fans!!

It's Kelly here today to share with you my very first Life Documented project using the new SN@P! Pocket Pages and gorgeous I {Heart} Summer line!

First, thank you so much for having me! I'm so thrilled to be a new part of the Simple Stories team and am beyond excited to be working with these stunning products. When Layle first approached me about working on the Life Documented team, I only had one concern - would I be able to incorporate the Life Documented approach and philosophy into MY personal scrapbooking style.

And very quickly I arrived at the one word answer: YES!!

I already knew I'd loved the Simple Stories concept and the products! That was a no-brainer! Then I saw the new designs for the Pocket Pages and I was sold! I loved the idea that I could incorporate some of these new divided pages with my traditional scrapbooking pages for a whole new look that was still "me" but gave me so much more versatility! I've always been a fan of all scrapbooking sizes so now I just have tons more to play with!

Now before I share with you what I created, I have to first put out a disclaimer and tell you that for Mother's Day I got a brand new iPhone5. Can you see where this is going? I have been wanting an iPhone for forever, mainly because of the quality of pictures it took...not to mention ease of Instagram-ming! (It's the little things, people!) To say I went on a photo taking spree with my new phone would be an understatement! I loved being able to take photos of things I might normally miss if I didn't have my big camera around. 

And guess what? Simple Stories had just what I needed to share my Instagram photos with ease! 

Check out my right side using the SN@P! 12x12 Pocket Pages Design 10 #4057! Oh yeah! Those 4"x4" slots were perfect! All I had to do is print my photos, slide them in and my page was almost done for me! Using the I {Heart} Summer line made me completely happy! I adore the colors and um, hello - the CAMERAS and HEARTS on all the embellishments? I die!

One of my favorite product elements I used for the above pages (and yes, I know I used MANY!) were these awesome SN@P! Pages!! They are traditionally designed for the SN@P! Binders, but I couldn't help myself! The cutout pages were screaming to get on my page! I simply trimmed the edges of the punched holes, added patterned paper behind the cut-outs and instantly I had a new layered element that really made my photos stand out. Whats more is you can even draw attention to specific details simply by changing the color of paper that you choose just like I did with the hearts and clouds above. It's so fun using product in non-conventional ways and I really encourage you to try it! You'll be thrilled with the results!

Additional I {Heart} Summer Products Used:

• Expressions Cardstock Stickers
• Chipboard Stickers
• SN@P! Cards
• 6x6 Paper Pad
• Flair Badges
• SN@P! Cuts
• 12x12 Collection Kit

I hope this post and these pages encourages and inspires those of you that also were unsure if Life Documented was for you! I can assure you it most certainly is! It's your life, you just need to document it! 

 

 

A Sn@p Album Top Ten

Happy Spring, All! Ally here with a little bit of a different post today. As I've shared here previously, I'm using a Sn@p binder and various Simple Stories lines to complete my Week in Review album. Today I thought I'd share my top ten reasons why I love this combination so much. So, without further ado, here goes:

Reason #10

The colors - The colors of Sn@p make me happy and the happy hues keep my layouts feeling positive

Reason #9

I can mix colors and lines easily. Here I mixed a couple of pieces from the Sn@p line with the cork pattern from our 24-7 line. I love that I can just pull pieces together like that!

Reason #8

The patterns - There is such a variety of pattern and color in each Simple Stories line, and they also vary in size of print making them easy to put together. 

Reason #7

The variety of page protectors - I am free to mix and match. When I have too many photos, I can use the sheets with multiple 3x4 slots. Or, when I have too few pictures, I can just grab a double 4x6 sleeve.

Reason #6

The grid papers - 'nuf said.

Reason #5

All the different word and phrase stickers. I get good use of these as I'm always using them as little borders. 

Reason #4

Preprinted journaling cards that are easily embellished. Here I stamped the extra "noteworthy" as well as added the stickers. But I love that the "documented" is preprinted on the card. 

Reason #3

3x4 Bingo cards. These are so versatile and I can find one in just about any color or sentiment that I want/need!

Reason #2

Cards with preprinted folder tabs. I love these. They are the perfect accent to leave as is or dress up with stamps. 

Reason #1

And the number one reason I love Sn@p for my Week in Review work...

The alphas. You get all the colors and they are the perfect size for working on any type of mini album. 

So, there you have it... my top ten reasons for using Sn@p for my Week in Review! Are you using Simple Stories Sn@p supplies for your Project Life style albums? Follw me on IG @scrapally to continue seeing more of how I use Simple Stories to keep up to date on my Week in Review album.

 

Easter Week with Vintage Bliss

Hi All! Kay here with my Easter week using the amazing Vintage Bliss line. I am IN LOVE with these colors, and thought they would be perfect with my Easter photos.

Here are the close-ups

Details:

Do you have Easter photos waiting to be scrapped?

Travel Album with Urban Traveler

Hi there! It’s Yuki here with you. Today, I have a project to share using new Urban Traveler collection with you.

I made this travel album with a 6x8 SN@P! binder last year. I had a chance to get more photos lately, so I have decided to make more pages and insert them in my album.

The Urban Traveler collection is perfect to document your travel memories in a short time!

Products Used:

Urban Traveler

12x12 Collection Kit #2900

Expressions Cardstock Stickers  #2903

SN@P! CARDS #2925

Have you seen the Simon Says Stamp blog? It’s a wonderful blog and full of inspirations! My cards using Simple Stories products were introduced in their blog, check them out!

Thanks for stopping by today!

 

 

A Week in the Life with Sn@p

Hi all! Kay here with another week of using Sn@p for my week. The thing I love most about using Sn@p on my pages is the fact that I don't have to ever worry about colors. These weeks come together so quickly for me.

Here is the left side:

And the right side

I can't wait to see the new goodies from this line!