With Spring almost here I thought I would share some pages of beautiful flowers, giving us a taste of what is around the corner. The wild flowers are beginning to flower in Western Australia, I can’t wait to get out and take a few more photos to scrap through the year.

The beautiful page above by Hilary was created with the AZZA New York stencil and the set of dies below. Hilary and her team will be at the Melbourne Paperific Expo at Flemington Racecourse this weekend. There will be a ‘make and take’ session and ‘Show specials’ so do pop by and have a look if you are in the Melbourne area.

This is a lovely pack consisting of four dies, one die/stamp and an embossing folder that Hilary has used on the page above. These products are not available to purchase on their own. This was a special pack released for AZZA’s 20th birthday celebrations. The die/stamp allows you to colour where the gold is shown in the image below and then the ‘stamp/die’ will stamp the image and cut it out at the same time. The dies are perfect for flower photos on the page and can really be used for any occasion.

Sue Talbot in New South Wales created the two pages below using the dies above for decoration. Little Resin dots in the centre of the flowers can pick up the colours in the photos, or as seen in the second layout the flowers can be cut in a different colour.

Martine Dallery has used one of the dies with the AZZA Noisette stencil below. She has mounted it on a few of the AZZA Sewn circles and used the Daydream embossing folder on her papers.

There are still a few sets of the pre-cut pages for the Noisette stencil in the online shop.

A layout below created with the AZZA Osaka stencil by Gillette Duwiquet in Europe using the Flower Field products. The Flower Field die is now back in stock.

Jocelyne Heyne used the AZZA Barcelona stencil set for the page below. She used the Flower Field products for the decoration. She has placed vellum behind the small figures. The Resin dot at the centre brings out the yellow in the centre of the flowers in the photos.

Two layouts with the AZZA Brisbane stencil, both using the Flower Field products released in July.

In the layout below, by Christelle Gicquel, she has used the three little flowers from the Flower Bouquet micro stamp for decoration together with the leaves from the AZZA Forever die set.

A lovely decoration using the same die set by Annie Alloiteau-Gatterre in Europe. She has used the Daydream micro stamp for the background and Resin dots to finish.

Another lovely decoration using the same set of dies by Anne Forget below.

Lastly, a lovely Heritage layout using the same products by Cecile in Europe. Cecile has used the Forever embossing folder and texture stencil on this page as well.

Beautifully finished off with Resin dots, satin ribbon and Glitter paint. I have shared this layout before, but it was perfect to add to this collection.

The ‘Bubbles’ die is also back in stock.

Another beautiful page by Christelle with an AZZA accordion sheet to include more photos. Christelle used the AZZA Burano stencil for this layout.

With this month’s products being ‘All Aboard’ AZZA has placed most of its Travel products on sale. These products will only be on sale until the end of the month, so do pop into the shop and take a look.

There is also only one week left to place your online order this month to receive the Athletics 1 promotion stencil – the promotion will end 31st August.

Jill Attrill in Victoria created this beautiful layout with the Athletics 1 stencil and AZZA decoration products.

Jill used the ‘At the Beach’ texture stencil shown below on her page and the new Sea Garden paper.

The August baskets with the Chante stencil will only be available until the end of the month. The Chante stencil is not available for purchase on its own, it is part of the Top Ten collection which is also back in stock.

Barb created the page above using the Chante stencil and the AZZA Cashmere decorating products.

Enjoy the rest of the week and I do hope you have sunshine wherever you are.

Happy Scrappin’

Lyn