12 x 12 Misc Me

We are so excited to bring you a whole week full of Misc Me tips, tricks and inspiration! As pocket style scrapping grows, we want to make sure you know the latest trends and fun ways to use the Misc Me pocket system!

My favorites by Lynn Shokoples

Good Morning! I couldn't wait to dig into the new 12x12 size pockets of the new Misc. Me collection. I have been working with the smaller size for a year now, and was pretty excited to try the new format. For my first couple of pages I decided to try out the Modern Miss Journal Box Set and scrap some of my favorite things.

I got a little side tracked looking through all the cards in the Journal box set. There are so many cute and fun cards to use I had a hard time deciding. I love that some of the cards can be used just as they are and some are left for photos and journaling.

I had quite a ton of fun with the stickers and the new washi tape that match the collection. They seem to add just a little extra touch to your cards. We would love to see your pages, so make sure to share them with us on our Facebook page!

BoBunny Supplies:
Journal Box Set: Modern Miss
Stickers: Cardstock Stickers, Combo Stickers/ Modern Miss
Washi Tape: Modern Miss
Page Protectors: 12x12 Variety Pack







Family by Irene Tan

Hello everyone! I can't wait to share with you all the outcome after playing with the new Misc Me. I had so much fun playing with these new 12 x 12 Misc Me pockets. The new Primrose Journal box set is s gorgeous and perfect for me to scrap some old family photographs.

Recently, I've been asked, how I'm able to work my style with these Misc Me pocket pages which are a little tight for tons of layering or dimensional embellishment. Here are some simple rules to follow. First of all, you can always create and layer beyond the plastic surfaces. Secondly, you can even create or embellish beyond the pockets separators. Below are some example of how I've incorporated some different dimensional elements and textures onto the pocket pages.

So remember, there are no limits when it comes to creativity! You are always allowed to put your own twist on products to suit your style or preferences!

BoBunny Supplies:

Patterned Paper: Smile/Primrose

Stickers: Primrose Sticker

Noteworthy: Primrose

Buttons: Primrose

Brads: Primrose

Rub-Ons: Swirly Whirly Black

Chipboard: Primrose 12x12

Stamps: On This Day, Flourishes & Such

6x6 Paper Pad: Primrose

Misc Me Binder: Primrose 12x12

Misc Me Contents: Primrose Journal Box Set

Misc Me Page Protector: 12x12 Page Protector Variety Pack

Doilies: 4" small

Kraft: Burlap Pleated Lace

Jewel Flourishes: Frosting

Lace: Natural Earth

Washi Tapes: Primrose, Black & White Patterned

Misc Me + Trends = Fabulous Projects

Trends of the day: Feathers, hearts, and doilies.

Wait a second, didn't we see some of these trends yesterday? You sure did!

Take a look at how our designers have taken the same trends and incorporated them into a completely different style of scrapbooking.

Misc Me Recipe Book by Gabrielle Pollacco

Hi, it's Gabrielle here with you today to share a fun little project I recently made up using the amazing Bo Bunny Misc. Me collections.  I just love that there are some really beautiful inserts and designs to create a beautiful Recipes Collection book with Misc. Me!   My oldest daughter Chloe has become quite the little chef, she is almost daily experimenting with cooking and baking.  So I thought it would be a nice thing to make her up a special recipe book to keep all her recipes in.  Once I was done putting the book together (most of it blank for her to work in her choices), I thought I would pop in a few recipes she's tried and add a few photos of her and her sister, baking and cooking over the years.  Just a little something to get her started.

The above photo was taken when Chloe and Meagan went to my sisters house to make Sprinkle cookies, one of their first baking adventures.  The recipe on the right is my dear husbands favourite salad that he's always asking Chloe to make for him.

Chloe and I made these Bass fillet's breaded in Japanese Panko (bread crumbs), I thought it would be fun to show the photo of Chloe holding the fresh Bass fish she and her dad caught on a fishing trip they took (the fish in the photo are the fish she caught).

A fun trend in scrapbooking lately is to use feathers to embellish pages.  I wanted to use some natural elements to decorate with so I thought it would be nice to use feathers to accent the page.

Designer Tip:  I thought it would be fun to try a fun little design trick on these feathers.  I've been seeing curled feathers lately online, but couldn't seem to find any in stores.  So I decided to try curling them myself.  Have you ever tried curling ribbons with the edge of a scissor or the dull side of a butter knife?  You do this the same way!  Just loosen the strands by running your fingers down along the stem.  Then just using the dull edge of a butter knife, start at the base of the strand and run it along the strand (between the knife edge and your thumb).  Easy Peasy!

When I gave my daughter this book, she was so delighted to have a book she can easily keep adding her recipes to.  One of her favorite things about the inserts was the conversion table insert that comes with the recipe cards.

I also included a bunch of the pocket style pages available in the Misc. Me collections so that my daughter can keep some of those 'vintage' handwritten recipes that have been passed down through the generations in their original form.  I know I love to look at those old (slightly food stained) recipes written out in my mothers beautiful handwriting.....the pocket designs are just perfect for this.

BoBunny Supplies:

Misc Me Binder: The Avenues

Misc Me Recipe Contents: The Avenues

Misc Me Note Paper: The Avenues

Misc Me Contents: The Avenues

Misc Me Page Protectors: 8x10 Recipe Page Protector Pack, 8x10 Variety Page Protector Pack

Patterned Paper: Antique, Trellis, Courtyard, Clocks, Shutters, Doors/The Avenues

Brads: The Avenues

Noteworthy: The Avenues

Layered Chipboard: The Avenues

Jewels: The Avenues

Blossoms: Denim, Natural Earth/Bouquet

Life of A Chef Recipe Files by Lisa Gregory

My daughter is working her way through the culinary world as a chef. Something that is difficult to do as a female in a male dominated field. Especially because she is only 22 years old. So I decided to use Misc Me to chronicle her triumphs and tribulations. The first hurdle was to graduate from the prestigious  Le Cordon Bleu School of Culinary Arts. Misc Me is a perfect album with so many choices of papers, cards and inserts to do a life project on just about any subject. But the recipe version was perfect for this project. Here is one of the first sets of pages in the album. The first recipe is Success. And the main ingredient is hard work.

I did some layering from the different collection packs and they all compliment each other to perfection. Mixing and matching with endless possibilities.

I have created a flip card waterfall page, so that my daughter can write down her random memories of what she did in school to stay ahead of the game. And in future pages, I will make these flip cards even wider to fit actual recipes. This book will be filled with her own creations. I love using hearts in my projects, because I feel  it brings a personal warmth to the pages. I just used some corrugated cardboard to cut out my heart and painted it with some shimmering water colors, then tied it using some twine and added a handmade flower. Using the same color watercolor throughout the 2 pages brought the whole page together. I stamped the word Recipes with the wonderful Kraft Alphabet set.

Here is a closeup of the heart on the cover of the flip book. Trends come and go, but I thinks Hearts and doilies will always be around. And the last couple of years I see many projects using doilies. So happy that Bo Bunny has them in 3 sizes. I used the medium and small on these 2 pages.

Here is a closeup showing the flip book opened up. The smaller pieces in the Note Paper pack were perfect for this part of my project.

I love the wooden adornments in the Kraft Collection. I left them in their natural state.

I added a little wooden scrabble G (for my daughters name, Gabriella) in the middle of the smaller clock.I used one of the note pages and punched out some flowers, stacked them and painted the middle with watercolor. I also punched out the leaves and used the same watercolors as in the flowers and corrugated heart.

BoBunny Supplies:

Misc Me Binder: The Avenues 

Misc Me Journal Dividers: The Avenues

Misc Me Recipe Contents: The Avenues

Misc Me Note Paper: The Avenues

Misc Me Weekly Contents: The Avenues  

Cardstock: Dark Denim Stripe

Kraft:Wood Clocks

Kraft:Wood Alphabet Stamp Upper Case

Doilies: Medium 6.5", Small 4"