Limited supplies? No problem.

Today we are using the formula we've used in the past to create our projects.

I know there are some of us out there that like to cram something into every little space on our pages (me)

But you really can get great results with just a few products.

Here's the formula in case you forgot...

3 sheets of patterned paper
1 sheet of cardstock
1 sheet of stickers
1 package of embellishments of your choice

Candy Cane 

Jolanda Meurs

Supply List:
Patterned paper: Mistletoe Twas the night/Pucker up/Chevron
Cardstock: Double Dot Wasabi Flourish
Stickers: Mistletoe Combo stickers
Extra embellishments: Clover Daisy Blossoms

Je T'aime
Romy Veul

Designer Tip: Something I always do when I make lay-outs, is cutting away all parts of the paper that aren't visible on the front side. For example when I matted my lay-out on the 'Flower' paper I cut out an 11x11" square from the inside. I like to use a lot of layers on my lay-outs and in this way I can do so without using a lot of paper.

Supply List:
Patterned Paper: Flowers, Keyes, Notes/ Love Letters
Double Dot Cardstock: Chiffron Flourish
Stickers: Love Letters Combo Sticker, Love Letters Dimensional Stickers

Christmas
Robbie Herring

 On Robbie's recipe, she substituted ribbon for cardstock.

That's what recipe's are all about.. and or subtract a little and make it your own.

 Supplies Used: 

Patterned Paper Mistletoe Dots (2) and Mistletoe Stripe

Stickers: Mistletoe Combo

Chipboard: Mistletoe 12x12

 Happy Birthday

Agnieszka Piskorz

 Supplies Used:

Paper: Firewood, Starry night, Falling stars/ Camp a lot

Cardstock: Frost dot 

Stickers: Combo Stickers On the Go

Chipboard: Whoo ligans