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Cardstock and patterned paper are staples in scrapbooking. Nicole shows five different ways to employ them on one layout. Learn how to layer, fussy cut and more!
Duration: 06:46
Is your sticker stash enormous? In this lesson, Nicole walks you through five fun ways to use up some of those stickers. From filling in die cut spaces to modifying stickers to fit a space or you needs, you will come away with great ways to add stickers to your layouts.
Duration: 07:45
Adhesive is one of the most basic supplies in scrapbooking, but it is far from boring! Nicole demonstrates five different ways to use several different adhesives. Learn how to turn stickers into shiny, epoxy accents, how to easily add glitter to a double sided adhesive shape and so much more!
Duration: 09:13
Does stamping on your layouts make you nervous? Join Nicole in this fun lesson to take the fear out of stamping! You will learn how to create your own patterned paper, how to create a shaped stamped image with a mask and how to create your own perfectly coordinated embellishments!
Duration: 08:20
The final must-have supply in scrapbooking is a pen! From journaling your story creating a watercolor background, Nicole shows how fun it is to use pens and markers on your layouts to make your pages unique.
Duration: 05:55
The following are recommended products for this class. Some products may not be required. More information is provided in the classroom.
Nicole Nowosad lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada with her husband, two boys and daughter. When she is not working full-time, she is running kids to activities and making time to get creative with paper. Nicole has been scrapbooking for over ten years and currently designs for Scrapbook and Cards Today Magazine, Jillibean Soup, Shimelle and Fancy Pants Designs. She owns her own digital cut file store, JustNick that can be used with many electronic die cut machines. You can find more of her work and life on her blog or on Instagram. You can also find a collection of tutorials and process videos on her YouTube channel.
