Hey, Hey, We’ve reached another Scraplift Saturday and today we’re lifting the fantastic Caroline Stephens, AKA CarolinesCreativeHealing. Caroline is a master of texture and layers and I love her unique perspective on scrapbooking and life that she displays through her pages!

The team chose some beautiful pages to lift and made some beautiful pages themselves, so read on to see how they approached lifting Caroline’s gallery!

Make sure you tag me on Instagram if you play along and use the hashtag #TRDScrapLiftSaturday!

Becky

Caroline has such a beautiful Instagram feed I was spoiled for choice with what to scraplift. However as I mainly do 12x12 layouts I picked the gorgeous one you can see in the last slide. To make it my own I picked Sunkissed and used an icecream cutfile to replace the cluster just above the 3x4 card. I also used one of the phrase 3x4 cards and placed my journalling under the photo strip. I love how this layout turned out! Another for my France album!

Becky scraplifted this layout this layout of Caroline’s using the Sunkissed collection! Caroline’s original layout uses the Our Story Matters collection!

Bruna - Cider Season

I chose this spread from Caroline to scraplift because it was so cute! I love how she used the tags horizontally and a big title and 2 photos. I’ve used the beautiful Autumn collection Cider Season and its TN signature paper.

Bruna scraplifted this layout of Caroline’s using the Cider Season collection! Caroline’s original layout uses the Love Potion Collection!

Shayla - Cider Season

I chose this layout by Caroline because I loved the look of all the layered elements tucked into the papers on the edges. The original is a two page layout from a small format album, but I wanted to make mine a 12x12 single layout. The other big design deviation I made was adding a photo to Caroline’s photo-less design. I mimicked the look of the original centre by using a TN signature and added in embellishments all from the Cider Season collection. This was a really fun layered look to create and I’d love to try it again in a traditional or hybrid layout.