How to Preserve Baby Clothes on a Scrapbook Layout | Love Your Stash Video Series

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ByLisa Stenz

This month the Creative Design Team is doing a month long series we are
calling “Loving Your Stash.” As you might know, most crafters end up with lots of fun crafting
products in our stash that we haven’t gotten around to using yet. The Creative Design Team decided
that we needed to use some of the products in our own stash and want to
encourage you to do the same. Last week we focused on using paper and/or
pocket cards from our stash.

For this challenge, I created a layout of my sweet baby girl (who is now a teenager) and found a way to finally preserve some of our favorite outfits
from when she was little. Below is the full process video where I walk through
all of the steps on how I created the layout. You can find the full
supply list by clicking “show more” under the YouTube video description.

I cut some flowers from a piece of patterned paper from my stash to use as embellishments.
I took photos of some of our daughter’s favorite baby outfits and then shrunk them down before I printed them out on photo paper. Then I cut them out with a pair of Micro-Tip Scissors and added them to the layout with some mini clothespins.
Be sure to check out how the other Creative Design Team members used papers and/or pocket cards from their stash last week and subscribe to their channels as well.

Lisa Stenz: https://www.youtube.com/lisastenz
Andrea Sherman: https://www.youtube.com/AndreaShermanGIRLplusPAPER
Julie Carriere: https://www.youtube.com/TheScrapZone
Katy Taylor: https://www.youtube.com/scrappinkaty
Miss Carrie: https://www.youtube.com/MissCarriesCreations
Jayma Malme: https://www.youtube.com/JaymaMalme
Erin Jacobson: https://www.youtube.com/CraftyConceptswithErin
Chelsey Vorosmarty: https://www.youtube.com/chelseyvorosmarty

Stop by for this week’s challenge where we use embellishments from our stash, the following week when we use a kit from our stash, and the last week where we will be using anything from our stash!

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