Sweet and Lovely

Hello, hello, hello there!

Candice Elliott here for my first design

team post for Zutter Bind-It-All and boy is it exciting.

Today we will be taking a glimpse into

a little of my life, creative style and processs,

and ofcourse some wonderful uses

for Zutter Innovative tools.

Looking back a little over 7 years ago

one thing that has not changed about

me is loving lots and lots of layers.

I really didn't notice it then due to

just giving scrapbooking a try. The more I

created the more constant it became

for me doing so. 

What Zutter has done for me now

in my creative growth is opened up

a brand new door for endless possibilities.

I just have to say that Zutters Clip Board Covers

and Zutters Acrylic Covers only fed my passion

for layering. It was the first thing that popped

into my mind!

Most often in my creations I tend to

focus on the joy life has to bring.

In this album titled Sweet and Lovely

I wanted to focus on not only the

joys but also the tears and trials

along the way. You could say that

I created this album solely for myself.

I wanted to focus on the amazing things

you can create with Zutter Innovative tools and

products!!!

I wanted to focus on motherhood....

I wanted to focus on love....

I wanted to focus on what makes me just me

and my creative style.

Bit by bit and piece by piece in life

and in all my projects I walk a little bit further

and grow a little bit wiser.

Well that concludes my very first post

and I truly hope that it was enjoyed by all.

I am looking forward to sharing more

and spending some creative time with you.

Thank you!

Zutter Products:

• Bind-It-All V2.0
• Clipboard Covers 3x4"
• Acrylic Covers 7.5x5
• 3/4" Pink Owire 

Other Products Used

• Hydrangea Hippo ribbon, flowers, lace, and buttons
• Amercian Crafts patterned paper, embellishments
• K&Company patterned paper
• Sassafras sticker elements
• Echo Park sticker elements
• Prima flowers, packaging, letters
• LilyBee punch out elements
• Websters Pages fabric elements, journaling cards
• Jenny Bowlin rub-on
• KI lace paper

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