I've been member of Club Scrap® for a long time. When I joined in 2008 I was a newbie scrapbooker. I had a few necessities like glue, scissors, and cheap paper, but when I received my first kit I was in HEAVEN! I had no idea that supplies like that existed! Not only did the kit have all the supplies I needed to create scrapbook pages and cards, it came with INSTRUCTIONS! I am that person, the one who reads the instructions for everything. When it's all said and done, I will know how to put something together backwards and forwards. I'm sure it's an annoying quality to those who know me well, but I will take things apart if someone puts it together wrong. Well, if you're going to do it, do it right the first time! (I hear my Dad's voice in my head every time I say that!)
This binder is full of priceless information - instructions, tutorials and lots of inspiration! It is my collection of Scrap Raps. Club Scrap® used to publish a monthly magazine that was included with each kit. The current Scrap Raps are online on the Club Scrap blog, but anything prior to 2012 is in here!
That is where I found this little gem!
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All I had to do was follow the instructions and it was "done right the first time"!
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Club Scrap Scandinavia kit.[/caption]Of course I had to fill the luggage with something. The instructions suggest filling with standard greeting cards and envelopes...so I pulled out my Idea Deck and chose a couple of cards with instructions for the A2 size recommendation.
Card Set A
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Card Set B
They all fit in there AND there is still room for more or matching envelopes.
My husband gave me the nicest compliment when I showed him my finished project, "You made that? Out of paper?!"
It's easy when you know how! (WINK!)
Kelley is your next stop on the hop. If you'd like to start at the beginning of the hop, click here to head to the Club Scrap blog where you'll find the full list of bloggers.
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ReplyDeleteThat suitcase is a treasure chest ful of wonderful cards, Wendy! You have been busy and mede some wonderful and inspirational art. Love how youre-use all the old scrapraps.
ReplyDeleteGreat project - love the suitcase! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteawww, that suitcase is just darling! and your cards are super too! Don't ya just love the idea deck. Such fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks Roni and yes, I do!
ReplyDeletevery nicely made perfect for the little treasures
ReplyDeleteThank you Jill!
ReplyDeleteSimply fantastic! Great use of all these resources. WONDERFUL!!
ReplyDeleteDelightful little suitcase full of goodies.
ReplyDeleteThanks Annette!
ReplyDeleteIt's so cool you look back at all those great ideas in the Scrap Raps, I always enjoyed doing and looking back at the Scrap Raps too. You've out done yourself with this adorable suitcase with lovely cards nestled inside! It's so darn cute! Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kay. I really admire your work and I have to say I’ve scraplifted quite a few of your projects and cards over the years!
ReplyDeleteGreat project! I love those Scrap Raps...priceless!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
ReplyDeleteThat suitcase and assembly of cards is awesome. I just have to try this out!!! TFS!
ReplyDeleteAnytime! Share it after you make it!
ReplyDeletethe suitcase is wonderful, I remember making one of those! Love your binder, I have some Scrap Raps stored in a file drawer!
ReplyDeleteThat binder is a remnant from my Club Scrap FFC Crafter days! Thanks so much Nancy, glad you stopped by.
ReplyDeleteJust amazing what a person can do with paper! Who knew! 😊
ReplyDeleteAnd the BEST project and cardmaking instructions!
ReplyDeleteWell that too! 😊 But you still have to be able to execute them with pizazz and you certainly pass that test! 😊
ReplyDeleteGosh, that’s such a nice compliment! Thank you!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration to dig out those "old Raps" and revisit some of the amazing projects there. Your suitcase is definitely " done right the first time" with those Scandinavia papers. Great cards, too!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute suitcase!
ReplyDeleteAwww! Thanks Karen!
ReplyDeleteAdorable suitcase and card project! It has been one of my favorites over the years... I still have 3 that I haven't been able to part with because they're so darn cute to look at!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lynn! I know what you mean, I have a shelf full of ready made projects for gift giving. I just can’t give away my favorites!
ReplyDeleteWendy! Oh My Gosh, another hit superstar!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Melitta
Your work is always impeccable, Wendy. This would be a perfect gift for someone who realizes how much work and LOVE went into making it. Color me green with envy!
ReplyDeleteThank you Kelly! What an incredibly nice thing to say! If I could reach you, I’d hug you!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable suitcase, Wendy! I love finding different ways to present cards as gifts.
ReplyDeleteAdorable box! Love all those cards too!
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