Beautiful Ordinary Life – All About Me Scrapbook Page

Published on August 23, 2026August 23, 2026 by Michele Jutrisa

Hi there, and welcome! Whether you’re here for inspiration, ideas, or just a creative escape, I’m so happy you’ve stopped by.

Let’s Scrap – All About Me

On Saturday’s Let’s Scrap, I created this 6″ x 8″ scrapbook page for my All About Me album.

For this layout, I used the Beautiful Ordinary Life Designer Series Paper by Stampin’ Up!®, along with a couple of products from my retired stash.

This page definitely took me out of my comfort zone! I tend to create very symmetrical designs, so using strips of paper, different angles and a more relaxed arrangement was a little different for me. But sometimes it’s fun to step outside your usual style and try something new!

Adding the Little Details

The little cameras were stamped using the Capturing Smiles Bundle and Memento Tuxedo Black Ink.

Unfortunately, the Floral Flight Accents I used are no longer available, instead you could use any die cuts of leaves in Basic Black. The sentiment is from an older Stampin’ Up! stamp set called Our Story, and I thought it was perfect for these photos of Joe and me through the years.

For the film strip, I used a die I purchased from another supplier. If you don’t have a similar die, you could easily create your own version using a strip of Basic Black Cardstock.

Each of my photos measures 2.5 cm square, which works really well with this 6″ x 8″ layout.

A Little Challenge to Myself

I really enjoyed creating this page because it reminded me that not every scrapbook layout needs to be perfectly balanced or symmetrical. Sometimes those unexpected angles and little differences are what make a page more interesting.

And, of course, the most important part is the memories behind the photos. ❤️

I hope this page gives you a little inspiration to step outside your comfort zone and try something different in your own scrapbooking!

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Beautiful Ordinary Life 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper

Capturing Smiles Bundle (English)

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Basic Black A4 Card Stock

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A Wonderful Match | Grand Final Scrapbook Page

Published on July 20, 2026July 20, 2026 by Michele Jutrisa

Hi there, and welcome! Whether you’re here for inspiration, ideas, or just a creative escape, I’m so happy you’ve stopped by.

I had so much fun creating this scrapbook layout featuring photos of my son’s Mittagong Under 15 Soccer Team after they won the Grand Final in 2016. When Stampin’ Up!® released the A Wonderful Match Suite Collection, I knew it would be perfect for these memories, so I tucked it away until I found the right photos.

To balance the bold patterned papers, I layered three different designs at varying lengths. This creates plenty of white space, allowing the photos to remain the focal point while softening the busy patterns. I also inked the edges of each paper with Memento Black Ink to add definition and help each layer stand out.

The team’s colours were green and gold, so adding a strip of coordinating cardstock across the page ties the whole layout together and reinforces the theme.

Hidden behind Patrick’s photo is a journaling tag that tells the story of the day, the team’s incredible achievement, and the journey that led them to becoming Grand Final winners. It’s a lovely interactive element that preserves the memories without overwhelming the design.

I hope this layout inspires you to pull out those special sports photos and create a page that celebrates not only the victory but also the friendships and memories made along the way.

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Lets Scrap – Love This

Published on June 5, 2026June 5, 2026 by Michele Jutrisa

Hi there, and welcome! Whether you’re here for inspiration, ideas, or just a creative escape—I’m so happy you’ve stopped by.

Today I’m sharing the second double-page layout in my “About Me” album. This spread combines a 6″ x 8″ Memory Protector page with a variety pocket page and features three treasured childhood photographs taken by my father.

The first photo shows me with my mother when I was about 2½ years old. The second captures me sitting on a swing with my favourite doll, Patsy. The swing itself was made from an old tractor seat, something that brings back wonderful memories of growing up in the country.

The final photo, taken around 1971–72, is especially special. It shows me proudly standing beside my decorated bicycle, which my mother adorned with beautiful crepe paper flowers for the Woodburn Central School Centenary Best Dressed Bike competition. And the best part—I won!

My mother was incredibly creative and talented. She made the most amazing costumes for my sisters and me. Some were crafted entirely from crepe paper, while others were created using leftover fabric from garments she had previously sewn and carefully saved for future projects. Nothing went to waste, and her creativity seemed endless.

For this layout, I shopped my stash and combined both retired and current products. I used the Mixed In Patterns Designer Series Paper (January–April 2026 Catalogue, retired), Unforgettable Times Mix & Match Specialty Ephemera Pack, 2026–2028 In Color Two-Tone Cardstock (current), along with the Heirloom Boutique Dies and Bordered in Beauty Dies, both of which are current products.

I love how this page not only preserves precious family memories but also celebrates the creativity and resourcefulness that I learned from my mother.

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True Blue Florals Scrapbook Layout -Product of the Month Blog Hop

Published on December 18, 2025December 18, 2025 by Michele Jutrisa

Welcome to my blog! Today I’m excited to be taking part in the Product of the Month Blog Hop.

I’m joining some truly talented Stampin’ Up!® Demonstrators from around the world. We’re so happy you could join us and hope you’ll find plenty of inspiration to create something of your own.

If you love discovering exclusive Stampin’ Up! products, then Product of the Month is for you. Each month features a brand-new, limited-release item that isn’t found in any catalogue or Online Exclusives. They really are something special and a lot of fun to create with.

Each product is available once per account and while stocks last, so it’s very much a “get it while you can” release.

December’s Product of the Month is True Blue Florals.

I hope you enjoy seeing how I’ve used this month’s product and that it inspires you to try something new in your own crafting.

True Blue Florals Designer Series Paper

These photos have been sitting on my desk for about 12 months, waiting for the right products to come along. These pages are all about family—my Grandfather with his sister and his son (my Dad). The other page, taken at the same time, is about four generations, always connected by love.

The True Blue Florals Designer Series Paper was the perfect choice. It picks up the blues in Aunt Enid’s skirt and scarf, as well as in my top… and, of course, blue is my favourite colour. The designs feel very traditional, but with a slight modern twist thanks to the fine-line floral details.

I chose to fussy cut the flowers—good thing I don’t mind fussy cutting!

What I used…

I pulled in a mix of products from my stash—some that are already available and others that are coming in the New Year.

The title and the sprig die (cut here in Night of Navy) are a little sneak peek from the Beautifully Celebrated Bundle, which will be available in the January–April Mini Catalogue.

The flower and leaf dies used to fill in behind and around the main flowers were cut in Willow White and Balmy Blue. These are from the Charming Day Bundle, currently found in the Last Chance Products.

To finish off the layout, I added Charming Shimmer Faceted Dots, placing them in clusters of three around the flowers for a soft touch of sparkle.

This layout was created using Stampin’ Up!’s True Blue Florals Designer Series Paper, December’s Product of the Month, combined with favourites from my stash and a sneak peek from the upcoming January–April Mini Catalogue. It’s the perfect example of how exclusive, limited-release products can bring meaningful family memories to life.

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog! I hope you’ve enjoyed my projects and that they’ve inspired you to get crafty.

You may be starting here or have come from another blog—either way, there’s a list below to help you hop through all the blogs and discover lots of amazing ideas.

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True Blue Florals 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper

Charming Day Dies

Charming Shimmer Faceted Dots

White Willow 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Cardstock

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Scrapbooking Global Blog Hop- September

Published on September 18, 2025September 17, 2025 by Michele Jutrisa

Welcome to my Blog!
Today I am excited to be taking part in the Scrapbook Global Blog Hop.

I’m joining some amazingly talented Stampin’ Up!® Demonstrators from around the world, and we’re so happy you’re here! Our goal is to inspire you with creative ideas that you can take and make your own.

You’ll find the links to all the other participants at the bottom of this post—be sure to check them out for even more inspiration.

This month’s Scrapbooking Global Blog Hop theme is Flip Flaps—using them in a Scrapbooking Layout or a Mini Album.

Sherry Roth is our Creative Design Team Member who chose this cool theme…

Keeping Traditions Workshop Kit and Flip Klaps

I decided to use one of the layouts from the Keeping Traditions Workshop Kit for my page and by adding Flip Flaps 3 x 3″ (7.6 x 7.6cm) was able to use more photo’s on my layout.

The photos I chose are of my family opening gifts and sharing lots of laughs together. This Christmas was extra special—it was the first time in many years that all four of my boys were home to celebrate on Christmas Day. Needless to say, we took a lot of photos (and I mean a lot!).

The original layout was designed to feature just three photos, but I had 14 that I wanted to include. Many of them had quite a bit of empty space, so trimming them down to 3″ x 3″ allowed me to highlight the best parts of each image. By also turning my page to a different orientation, I was able to fit in even more photos. It’s a simple change, but it really opened up the layout and gave me the flexibility to tell a bigger story on a single page.

✨ “All four of my boys together for Christmas—so many smiles, so many memories captured in one special day.”

That’s where Flip Flaps really came in handy! They let me showcase the photos I loved most on the outside, while tucking the extras neatly behind. By flipping them open, you can still see every memory—and I even had space to hide some journaling underneath.

❤️ “Flip Flaps let me keep every little memory in one layout—14 photos of love and joy!”

The lighting in some of my photos wasn’t perfect, but it’s amazing how trimming them down and pairing them with bright, cheerful papers really makes them come alive on the page.

Thank you so much for stopping by and sharing a little creative time with me today. I hope my project has given you some inspiration to try Flip Flaps on your own layouts or albums. Don’t forget to follow the links below to see all the other amazing projects in this month’s Scrapbook Global Blog Hop—we can’t wait to inspire you even more!

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Mr Squiggle

Published on August 14, 2025August 14, 2025 by Michele Jutrisa

Hi there, and welcome!

Whether you’re here for inspiration, ideas, or just a creative escape—I’m so happy you’ve stopped by.

This was so much fun!

In July, the Canberra National Museum opened its exhibition Mr Squiggle and His Friends. It celebrates the incredible life of Norman Hetherington—the creative genius behind Mr Squiggle.

Norman was a lifelong artist and storyteller, turning his hand to everything from cartoons to commercial art. He entertained troops during WWII, designed costumes and stage sets, wrote scripts, and even acted.

Mr Squiggle first aired on ABC on 1 July 1959. Children from all over Australia sent in their “squiggles,” and Mr Squiggle would turn them into clever drawings right before our eyes. The show ran for over 40 years, and my sisters and I absolutely adored him.

And yes—Mr Squiggle’s nose did actually draw! In the early days, it was a felt-tip pen. Later, he also used crayons and chalk. The magic happened thanks to Norman, who operated the puppet from above and skillfully drew with that famous pointy nose.

Mr Squiggle was just one of many wonderful puppets brought to life by Norman Hetherington

How I created my layout

For this double-page layout, I knew I wanted the colours to be just as happy and lively as the moments in my photos. The Stampin’ Up!®Celebratory Sips Designer Series Paper was an instant “yes!” with its bright, vibrant palette and cheerful patterns—it practically shouts celebration.

To add movement and texture, I grabbed my Stylish Shapes dies and cut a scattering of circles from Two-Tone Cardstock. Each one got a little crafty treatment—scrunched up for dimension, then lightly sanded to reveal some of the white core. I love how this little step adds so much personality to the page.

For the finishing touches, the Just a Note Bundle came out to play. Its sweet accents and shapes were perfect for anchoring my journaling spots and pulling the whole layout together without stealing the spotlight from the photos.

The end result? Bright, fun, and full of the same joyful energy I felt when those pictures were taken.

Thank you for stopping by and reading my Blog. I hope you have enjoyed my projects & that you’re inspired to get crafty!

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Scrapbooking Global Blog Hop- March

Published on March 20, 2025March 17, 2025 by Michele Jutrisa

Welcome to my Blog…. Today I am taking part in ‘Scrapbook Global Blog Hop’ for March.

I will be joining in with some amazingly talented Stampin’ Up!® Demonstrators from around the world. We are happy that you can join us and hope that we can Inspire you to make creations of your own.

This Month we have the Lovely Courtenay Heuston – Creative Design Team Member who chose Scrapbooking Global – Stampin’ Up! Blog Hop – Mar 20th, 2025 Colour Challenge theme.

Courtenay has chosen a FAVOURITE colour of hers- use Green Designer Series Paper on your layout.

Together

This photo is of my son, Robert and his beautiful girlfriend Georgia, it was taken on Christmas day in our back yard.

This challenge was a real challenge as I like green but working with it on a scrapbook page and finding the right photo to go with it was a little tougher. I’m really pleased with how this all turned out.

My Layout

I decided to use products from the ‘Lovely Garden Suite Collection‘ by Stampin’ Up!®. I like the Garden Green broken up with the small flowers in white and yellow. Also in the range of papers is this lovely little yellow and green flower on a white background. Lovely Garden Designer Series Papers also has some black and white papers which is great for adding another layer without taking away from the other papers.

I added some texture to the back ground by stamping some splatters using the Elements of Text Cling Stamp and Gray Granite Ink Pad, stamping of off before stamping to my page.

To embellish the page I used the dies from Delightful Wishes Bundle and the leaf dies from the Thankful Garden Dies (part of the Lovely Garden Suite). The leaves I die cut from the Garden Green Two Tone Cardstock using both sides The bird and butterflies I got from the Spring Celebrations Mix & Match Ephemera pack. The Black and white bird on a branch ties in with the black and white DSP and the butterflies draws the eye upwards from the flowers.

Font

My font I created on my Silhouette Cameo using the Will & Grace Font from DaFont. These were cut from Basic White Cardstock and Garden Green Two Tone Cardstock using the lighter side.

My Inspiration

I did use a layout I saw on Pinterest as my Inspiration as I’m finding a my feet in scrapbooking again after being away from it for so many years.

Thank you for stopping by and reading my Blog. I hope you have enjoyed my projects & that you’re inspired to get crafty!

You may be starting here or have come from someone else’s blog – either way there is a list below to help you move around all the different blogs and get many amazing ideas.

If you’re in Australia and need help with your crafting needs and don’t have a Demonstrator, I’d love to assist you. Feel free to reach out to me at 0408868771 or michele@jutrisa.com. Cheers!

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Take to the Sky

Published on March 10, 2025March 9, 2025 by Michele Jutrisa

Today I am taking part in the Scrapbook Sunday Blog Hop, I am using the ‘Take to the Sky Designer Series Paper by Stampin’ Up!®.

This Designer Series Paper is part of the Take to the Sky Suite Collection, which also includes Adventurous Sky Bundle and Industrial Trinkets. As I have only got the DSP I am just working with it. Two sheets of the DSP is tags and other cut out panels which I have used to the elements of my layout.

The Story- Fleet Air Arm Museum

How I created my page…

Layout

For this layout I worked a little backwards by creating the Right page first and then followed through to the Left page.

Right Page-

I started this page by working out how I could place all the photos and decided to make them into a strip going across the page.
Then added the 2 strips of DSP above and below the photos. Both of these strips were inked along the edges in Basic Gray.
I used the cut-a-part tags to created elements at the top right corner of my layout. Tag edges were also Inked in Basic Gray Ink and holes punched using the new 1/8″ Hole Punch from the Hole Punch Assortment. Bakers Twine in black added to tags.

Left Page –

DSP was cut to match the right page, inked along the edges with Basic Gray Ink and added to the page
$ x 6 photo matted in Boho Blue
Tags and other cut-a-part elements Inked around the edges, some tags cut down, as not all the tag needed. Those left over pieces were then cut into tags and added to right hand page at the bottom of layout.
Title was cut from Basic Black cardstock with Adhesive Sheets adhered to the page above smaller photo.

As an after thought I decided to ink around the edges of the pages with Basic Gray Ink and added some stamping of planes from the Everyday Arches Stamps for added texture.

Journalling was added in strips printed onto Basic White Cardstock.

Scrapbook Sunday

Today I am taking part in ‘Scrapbook Sunday Blog Hop’. I will be joining in with some amazingly talented Stampin’ Up!® Demonstrators from around the world. We are happy that you can join us and hope that we can Inspire you to make creations of your own. You will find the Links to the others participating below…..I hope you enjoy!

Thank you for stopping by and reading my Blog. I hope you have enjoyed my projects & that you’re inspired to get crafty!

You may be starting here or have come from someone else’s blog – either way there is a list below to help you move around all the different blogs and get many amazing ideas.

If you’re in Australia and need help with your crafting needs and don’t have a Demonstrator, I’d love to assist you. Feel free to reach out to me at 0408868771 or michele@jutrisa.com. Cheers!

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Let’s Craft Together Blog Hop- March

Published on March 4, 2025March 4, 2025 by Michele Jutrisa

Welcome to Let’s Craft Together Blog Hop. We are a group of Australian Stampin’ Up!® Demonstrators that are coming together to share our creative ideas with you. We are happy that you can join us and hope that we can Inspire you to make creations of your own. Each month we will be showing different ideas based around products, themes and challenges.

Our theme this month for the Let’s Craft Together Blog Hop is a ‘Photo Inspiration Challenge’ created by me…the challenge is to let this image inspire you on either a card or scrapbook layout. So it could be the textures such as the barnwood of the barn, colours of the flowers or just the use of flowers.

What inspired me was the barnwood, the flowers and the country feel. I used 4 of the flower designs from the Mixed Media Florals Designer Series Paper a long with the Country Wood Designer Series Paper and the hexagons in the Meant to Bee Dies to create a patchwork background.

I enjoy English Paper Piecing (Patchwork) and these dies from the Meant to Bee Dies, are a 1-1/4 ” dies, the smallest of 5 dies, I could only create 2 of the “Grandmothers Flowers Garden Block” pieces or part of the block pattern, due to size of the dies. It took a lot of playing around to create the right layout so you could see the elements.

How I created my page…

To make to the hexigons stand out on the page, I linked around the edges with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink.

I have three photos on this layout, the third photo is hidden under the 4 x4 photo at the top of the page with the use of a ‘Flip Flap’.along with the journaling, behind the photo. I decided that if I used the third photo on the layout it would have covered up too much of the hexi’s.

The title was created with Alphabet A La Mode Dies, die cut in Misty Moonlight and Basic Black Cardstock. By layering the dies on top of each other and slightly off set it creates a shadow line and helps the lettering to ‘POP’.

To finish my page I added some splatters in Tuxcedo Black and Misty Moonlight Ink.

Thank you for stopping by and reading my Blog. I hope you have enjoyed my projects & that you’re inspired to get crafty!

You may be starting here or have come from someone else’s blog – either way there is a list below to help you move around all the different blogs and get many amazing ideas.

Follow the Hop here..

If you’re in Australia and need help with your crafting needs and don’t have a Demonstrator, I’d love to assist you. Feel free to reach out to me at 0408868771 or michele@jutrisa.com. Cheers!

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Scrapbooking Global Blog Hop- February

Published on February 20, 2025February 18, 2025 by Michele Jutrisa

Welcome to my Blog….over the last few months I have been trying to get back into Scrapbooking, which is something I used to do well before card making. And what better way then participating in a challenge.

Today I’m taking part in the ‘Scrapbook Global Blog Hop’, This challenge, a sketch challenge was designed by my lovely friend Julia Quinn.

Julia has created this wonderful sketch, which I thought would work well with my photo’s and who doesn’t love a great sketch to work with.

To give a vintage feel to the layout I choose to use the Country Lace and Country Woods Designer Series Papers with the ephemera elements from the Heirloom Arrangements Kit .

Added texture was added with the grid stamp from Heirloom Arrangements and a splatter stamp from the Elements of Text Stamps with the Pecan Pie Ink making sure to stamp off so to get a lighter aged look and feel.

As the photo’s are a little larger than what is shown on the sketch, I placed my title at the top of the layout. The title was cut using a Silhouette Cameo and Basic White Cardstock.

The combination of sepia-toned photos with the vibrant florals from the Heirloom Arrangements Kit create a beautiful contrast.

I hope you have enjoyed my Layout using Julia’s Sketch. Please follow on and have a look at what everyone else has created with this sketch. Links are below…Enjoy!

Thank you for stopping by and reading my Blog. I hope you have enjoyed my projects & that you’re inspired to get crafty!

If you’re in Australia and need help with your crafting needs and don’t have a Demonstrator, I’d love to assist you. Feel free to reach out to me at 0408868771 or michele@jutrisa.com. Cheers!

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Heirloom Arrangements Kit (English)

Elements Of Text Cling Stamp Set

Country Lace 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper

Country Woods 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper

Basic White 12 X12 (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Cardstock

Pecan Pie Classic Stampin' Pad

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