How Many Ways to Create with Memory Dex and Paige Evans
Seriously hope you are not tired of MemoryDex quite yet.
With it's recent new re-invention, I have been a little obsessed.
And I have heard from a few of you that you have not had a chance to play with MemDex yet.
So. Just look at this as my personal mission to evangelize the world in the ways of MemoryDex.
I may have just over done that a bit, hmm...
Well ignore that...and let's talk MemoryDex+PaigeEvansSilhouetteCutFiles+PinkPaislee Horizons Paper Line.
Today on the PaigeEvans blog I am up on the rotation and having a go at MemoryDex plus all things PaigeEvans. Using her most recent PaperLine: Horizons, I added to my MemoryDex collection with some super fun digital cut files as well as pattern papers plus other embellishments found in this collection.
So see all the Silhouette details you can find that post HERE.
I really like the idea of adding to these cards using all my current collections. This not only fills up my Spinner nicely, thank you very much. But it also challenges me creatively to find a vibe that fits
for each collection + MemoryDex assessories.
I especially loved using the Embellished Tag as a bit of a change up to the other cards. The intricate cut file is layered on a clear card I keep making from American Crafts Plastic Sheets.
Then the Horizon Tag, which is already layered and embellished, was layered on top. It seriously does not get any easier than this.
And of course, the proverbial paper flower card. You knew I would include this somehow, right?
Friends, this is a super easy card. It really is. Perhaps I should make a video of the process? Let me know in the comments.
That offered, this card is just rolled flowers, a label, and embellishments from Horizon.
And that is the latest installment of MemoryDex cards.
As always, my hope is that you find some inspiration. And start crafting your own MemoryDex collection.
supplies |
PaigeEvans Pink Paislee Horizon Paper Line
Heidi Swapp MemoryDex Collection
This is a personal blog. All editorial content and projects are intellectual property of jamiepate.com I do receive financial compensation and material product from American Crafts to develop my craft posts, but all ideas and opinions are my own.
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