Aimee's "I'm in Wonderland!" 8.5x11 Layout

Hey everyone, it’s Aimee and I am so excited to be back today sharing a project using the “I’m in Wonderland!” Kit.

When this kit arrived, I just knew I would be scrapping photos from my husband’s birthday at Disneyland. This was our very first trip to Disney together. I took him there for his 38th birthday, and he was such a great sport letting me take ALL the Pictures! This was back in 2009 and you could get in free on your birthday!

How perfect is this photo of us riding the tea cups!

I used one of the smaller planner dividers to mat my photo. I cut the bottom strip from “I’m in Wonderland” and machine stitched it under my matted photo. I adhered the matted photo on top of those strips to give a bit of depth and wonkiness {that’s a word, right?}.

Using the arrow die cuts and the cute little mouse in the tea cups, I adhered them over my photo with 3-d adhesive foam.

I used the “I’m in Wonderland” die cut from the Variety Pack as my title, and adhered it with 3-d foam. Check out how the metallic title shines in the sunlight!

I stamped the bottom right side of my layout with a date roller stamp and another roller stamp

I have that this collection has Disney-inspired phrases.

For the top left corner {to balance out the layout} I cut the strip from the bottom of 2 other 12x12 papers and machined stitched. I then added a little tiny paper clip and slipped in the bow die cut. I adhered another die cut arrow over the stitched strips with 3-d foam adhesive for another “POP”

It was so great to create for you all again, I can’t wait to share my next project with you!!!

 XOXO, Aimee

Kellie's Quick and Easy Cardmaking with "I'm in Wonderland!"

"We're all mad here..." has to be one of my favourite quotes of all time.  I think it nails my family, haha.  Today I'm here to share a quick card I made using the new "I'm in Wonderland!" kit.  This kit has everything you could need to create MANY cards if that's your thing.  So far I've created three different projects and still have enough kit to keep going on more.For this card I kept it simple.  I love that I now have a collection from previous cards made in the same form.  I could give them away, but I'm hoarding them, haha.  I absolutely love the strip along the bottom of each 12 x 12 pattern papers that come within the kits from The Fairytale Club.  Every time I have used them to create a card like this one.

I love how this card came together and the flower just goes with the flow of all the bright colourful patterns.

Do you like making cards?  Do you still send cards or happy mail?

Lilly's "Wonderland" Memorydex Cards

Hey guys, welcome back to the blog! Hope everyone is having a great week. Today I’m sharing with you guys some fun vellum shaker memorydex cards i created using the new "I’m in Wonderland!" collection.

These are super easy and fun to create for pen pals in happy mail or just to collect in your own crafty stash. I stitched up the cards to create my shaker with some pink neon thread. Then, you guys, it was time to decorate and make these cuties nice and chunky filled with layers!

I used a bunch of the cut aparts and ephemera to add all sorts of details to these cards. The key to layering is to not think just add. Trust that in the end the finished product will look amazing. I think they turned out great and can’t wait to share these with my crafty friends. What do you think? Thanks for stopping by. Until next time… Stay Crafty!!!

Kellie's "I'm in Wonderland" layout

Hi there crafty peeps, long time, no layout!  We've just gotten over winter down my way and into Spring, well I mean almost, I'm sure Spring is coming.  So this is why it was amazing to have this kit arrive on my doorstep with all the bright beautiful colours and loads of floral.  Any guesses on the theme?!  I'm in Wonderland!
I scrap in the 6x8 size in case you are new around here.  I used to only scrap in 12x12 many moons ago.  I'm not even sure I could managed that now?!  Maybe a challenge for myself for this weekend with this very kit.  Now I'm scaring myself, haha!
I really LOVE all the patterns in this release and it made it hard to just pick a couple or a few and so I made strips and got busy layering and LOVED putting it together for the background.  After that it was just a case of layering, layering and more layering
What's your favourite part of the I'm in Wonderland kit?

Lilly's "I'm in Wonderland!" Handmade Cards

Hey guys, welcome back to the blog! I recently got the chance to play with the new “I’m in Wonderland!” collection.

I, of course, chose to make some handmade cards as my 1st project because I think Andrea’s collections are perfect for cards.

I love the brightness of the cards. I feel like these cards are great to send to a friend who needs a smile.

To create the cards I used 110lb white cardstock as my base. I matted the cards with the 12x12 sheets from the collection.

I did tons of stitching and added texture to each card with small embellishments from my stash. I love how with a little fold, stitch and doily you can transform the look of any project.

This is a great collection to work with and I can’t wait till I show you guys what I create next. Thanks for stopping by, and I’ll see you guys next time. Happy Crafting!!!

Aimee's "Frame It" Layout

Hey everyone, it’s Aimee!

 Today I have an 8.5x11 layout for you!

 Do you ever have an idea for a layout and then you make and it doesn’t turn out how you thought? Well I do that ALL the time. But this layout I ended up LOVING.

 When I started this layout that’s exactly what happened. I instantly knew when I saw the “Be True to You” 12x12 Paper, that I wanted to frame little photos in all the frames. And that’s exactly what I did.

 First, I cut the 12x12 paper down to 8.5x11 {that’s my go to size for layouts these days}. I then used an Xacto knife to cut out the frames that were still whole, so I could back them with photos.

 I measured and printed 7 little photos, and backed my paper with said photos. And the layout was moving right along just the way I wanted. But I knew it needed dimension. SO, I decided to use puffy alphas to write stuff in the frames, AND I just didn’t like it. Now what?

 I grabbed the Variety Pack and pulled out 4 of the color blocked hearts, and stapled them inside frames.

Ok now the layout is coming along, but I need more.

I am not a huge sticker user. I love them, I just don’t use them very often. I got the sticker sheet out and started putting the word strips and hearts and stars in the frames. And guess what.

 I LOVE IT.

I simply dated the layout with a date roller stamp and used some glitter glue on some of the frames.

 Now I was hoping you wouldn’t notice but I have to come clean. My paper is upside down.

Yep that’s right. See the squiggly frames? They have hearts in them and they are upside down. Oopsie! Once I noticed it was too late and I just went with it!

Have you ever noticed a boo boo in the middle of a layout and just kept going???

XOXO Aimee

Summer Magic Tags with Carrie

Hello Everybody, it’s Carrie here with some fun dimensional tags for decorating happy mail, wedding presents, birthdays, or even adding to a layout. I used the Beautiful Dreamer Kit to create these beauties, and here’s how I did it…..

To start off I used plain white cardstock, white foam paper, the 12x12 “Flora, Fauna and Merryweather” paper from the kit, and THIS tag die from Lawn Fawn. The die cut foam window is sandwiched in between the patterned cardstock tag bottom, and white cardstock window using red line tape. This created the base for my tag. Once this step was complete I added small gold eyelets to the tag holes before embellishing.

For these first three tags I used die cuts from the regular die cut pack as well as the floral die cut pack. In some places I used foam adhesive for dimension when layering the pieces together. I also added a few small rhinestones for a little extra sparkle. These tags remind me of the perfect summer garden.

I really love the addition of vellum to the die cut pack, so for both these last tags I used some of the vellum pieces layered with cardstock pieces to make it look more like fluttering wings…..for the butterfly and the unicorn which I apparently made into a unicorn pegasus lol. I used foam adhesive again in some spots, and as a final touch added more small rhinestones.

That’s it for this project, I’ll see ya next time. Thanks so much for taking a look and have a lovely day.

: ) Carrie

Aimee's "Beautiful Dreamer" Mini

Hey FTC fans, it’s Aimee!

Today I am sharing a mini tag album that is ALL about me!

The Beautiful Dreamer Kit totally inspired me to make a little mini about me.

I mean it’s totally obvious why right??? She’s blonde and she sleeps, that describes me to the T.

 I started this album by cutting the 2, 12x12 papers with 3x4 pocket cards, “Make it Pink, Make it Blue” and “Nap Queen”.

I then printed 8 photos of myself using my instax share printer.

I then choose 8 of the different cards that went best with my photos, and of course I used the tags too.

For my photos I used some Bookmark Tags from Pretty Little Studio {limited availability} as the base.

I embellished my photos and tags using die cuts from the variety pack and stickers from the sticker sheet.

I also labeled my photos with the date by printing on to white cardstock and cutting tiny strips.

I finished embellishing with my tiny stapler and other bits from my stash.

 I put all the tags and cards onto a painted binder ring and also used some charms and a tassel from my stash to give it more pop.

 I love that I finally made a little album just about me!

Do you ever make projects just about yourself???

XOXO Aimee

"I'm in Wonderland" Collection Full Reveal!!!

Hello, everyone!!! It is me, Andrea Bethke, and, along with my hubby, Ryan, we are so very excited to share with all of you our newest collection for The Fairytale Club -- "I'm In Wonderland!" You probably already saw our recent sneak peak, but today, we get to share with you the full reveal! Yaaaaaay! I absolutely love this collection!!! It is inspired by one of my favorite classic fairytales, "Alice's Adventures In Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll and also by one of my fave Disney animated movies, "Alice in Wonderland."

I worked so very hard on this collection, through a lot of personal struggles that have come this year...with my health and other things...well, you can read more about that in the sneak peek, actually, if you like. But, what I would like to say now is just that I am extremely proud of this collection because I think, in a way, it reflects my own real life story these past few months while making this collection and both the challenges I faced and the wonder that I have discovered and created! I found myself going through a journey much like Alice...she was falling down a rabbit hole and lost in the craziness of a strange world turned upside down, but she also found herself admiring and appreciating the wonders that surrounded her. In the midst of all the fear and confusion, the tears and the struggles, she also found a bit of fun despite the strange and scary circumstances, and, eventually, she found her way back home, too! So, having said that, I really hope you all enjoy this collection! It has a lot of my heart in it!

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Alright, now that I have given a little introduction to the collection, let's start looking at all the goodies! First, let's take a look at all of the amazing and beautiful 12x12 patterned papers that are in "I'm In Wonderland!". For this collection I wanted to use a really bright and happy color scheme to reflect that joy and whimsy that is found in Wonderland! Wonderland is really a place of wonder and so the colors I chose really needed to be vibrant and fun and magical to reflect that. I decided to go with a kind of rainbow-like color palette, with pinks, purples, yellows, reds, some teal-y kind of greens, and tons of beautiful shades of blue. I wanted blue to play a dominant role in the collection so as to be a reflection of Alice herself, going through Wonderland.

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The patterns in this collection are very cool and also reflect the whimsical and magical feeling of Wonderland. I like to do a combination in all of my collections of both more simple and versatile patterns, but also more big and bold and super on theme patterns so as to give you all some fun mixing and matching options. There are some really great kooky patterns in "I'm In Wonderland!", inspired by Alice's story in this crazy world, which is filled with nonsensical people and things.

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Let's take a look at this first pattern, which is called "All In The Golden Afternoon." It is inspired by the talking flowers that Alice encounters in Wonderland and by the song that they sing to Alice in the Disney version of the tale. This pattern is very big and bright and kooky. It is a fun and silly take on the kind of big bold flower patterns that we often see in scrapbooking patterns, but with a fun little twist! Those aren't just ordinary flowers in there! On the back, we have a much subtler pattern -- a sweet and versatile little black and white pattern. So you have this nice balance, see? Perfect for any papercrafting project!

Another great pattern in the collection is called "Have Some More Tea," and it has a beautiful black and white tea cup pattern on the front. And on the back, there is a super pretty pink and black little floral pattern that has a nice vintage feel to it. Both these patterns I think are so gorgeous! And what is cool is that you can really play up that tea cup pattern by adding some bold colors of your own to it. I think it would look so cool with some watercolors added to it perhaps, or just as is, with it's classic black and white beauty.

One of my favorite patterns in the collection is called "I'm In Wonderland!", just like the collection, and it is so cute and cool! I love the modern feel of the pattern! It is very fun and fresh and it encapsulates the general feeling of the collection -- which is one of whimsy, silliness, strangeness and imagination! There are fun words and phrases, mixed with cool images...some are big and bold, some are small and subtle. All are fabulous and this pattern definitely makes a statement! You can use it as a whole, or cut it up into parts if you like. Either way, it is definitely a show stopper and a must-have piece! And on the back there is a very versatile and vibrant rainbow striped patter, which just complements the front (and really the whole collection) so well. Love both sides!!!

The next pattern, called "Curiouser and Curiouser," has got lots of cookies all over it, each one with a special message to the viewer...they each say "Eat Me" and they are each filled with the magic to make you grow larger. It is certainly difficult to resist a good cookie, and I think you will find this pattern just as sweet and enticing as its subject matter! On the other side of the patterned paper we have a lovely little lavender print with flowers making a sort of intricate, lace like pattern. It is certainly sweet too!

Next we have a pattern named "Down the Rabbit Hole," and that is certainly what is depicted on the page. Alice is falling, falling, falling down into Wonderland, and it is a very strange and disconcerting fall. Subsequently, I wanted the pattern to sort of reflect that feeling of falling. I decided to do a kind of geometric where it looks like the different shapes are falling from the top to the bottom, along with Alice...and a few other items such as tea cups, and a hat, and a doorknob...wait, is that a cat's head?!!!...and such a large grin!...oh my!!! On the back I went with a simple and modern pattern which I think is way cute. It is some black and white hearts with a large diagonal of a kind of minty color. Would be perfect for the background of your layout, I think. Love it!

And here is a patterned paper I made called, "We're All Mad Here, Dear." I love that name! On this pattern we have a combination of different characters and important objects from Wonderland. There is Alice herself, of course, but also the Queen of Hearts, in her lovely red dress, looking regal indeed! See how Alice curtsies in her presence! There are a few other crazy characters on the page as well...such as Cheshire, of course, but also the doorknob, the talking flowers, and the dormouse. And there also seems to be some distinct items like that bottle that says "Drink Me" on it, the cup of tea, and I am pretty sure that hat belongs to the Mad Hatter himself! On the other side of the page, there is a very pretty little blue floral pattern which I love and which would really work for any papercrafting project you might have!

Alright, next we have a pattern called, "This Way, NO, That Way," and it is pointing in all kinds of directions! When you are lost you really don't know which way to go, and neither does Alice! There are all these cute pastel arrows pointing every which way and saying to go in various directions, but which is correct?... Well, no matter what way you go with using this pattern, I think whatever you make will be super cute! On the other side is a vintage-feeling diamond pattern in a very lovely pink and red.

Now we come to the cut-apart sheets in "I'm In Wonderland!" I love cut-apart sheets because of how useful they are and how much you really get out of them. Such great bang for your buck! On our first cut-apart sheet, named "Hello, I'm Alice," we have a mixture of cut-aparts in various shapes and sizes. There are some way cute, little, 2x2, square pieces -- I especially love the Cheshire Cat face 2x2 and the "always my way" heart 2x2. The 2x2 pink and blue teacup one is also adorable! And of course, there are a few fun 3x4's like the surprise-faced Alice one...which is a favorite of mine! I also love the "Drink Me" tag, the "curiouser and curiouser" label, the "let's go to Wonderland" rainbow piece, and, of course, the "down that rabbit hole" cut-apart, which is just too cute for words! On the back there is a cool, modern, and intricate red and white pattern that is kind of reminiscent of the Queen's roses.

Our second cut-apart sheet is called "My World is a Wonderland." It is all 3x4's, and it is fabulous! I love Alice, of course, and Cheshire, but I also really love the Doorknob, the Dormouse, the Ace card, and the heart that says "My World is a Wonderland" on it. Oh, and the swirly quote card in lavender that says "We Are All Mad Here" is also really cool! On the back of the page is a simple but versatile monochromatic, blue on blue harlequin diamond pattern. It matches so well with everything and really has a nice and classic Alice in Wonderland kind of vibe to it. Love it!

I love all of these patterns in this collection so much, and as you can see, they are all so amazing and cute! And they are very clearly themed to Wonderland and all it's whimsy and charm on one side but also very versatile and simple and multi-functional on the other. And every patterned page and each side is just so lovely....well, I just think you may end up wanting to get two of each. I know I do! :-)

Alright, now that we have gone over all of the amazing 12x12 patterned pages in "I'm In Wonderland!", let's take a look at the embellishments in the collection. There are some really great embellies in this collection which I am super excited for you all to get and use! I can't wait to see what you do with them! We have some new goodies and some old and popular classics...so let's get started and take a look at what you will be getting in your kit!

So first we have our classic ephemera pack. This is always a favorite embellishment here at The Fairytale Club. I love our ephemera packs and clearly so do you guys as they are always very popular! And this is one of our best ephemera packs ever! In this pack we have some super adorable pieces such as the cute teacups, the sweet bread-and-butter-flies, and also some beautiful talking flowers! Plus we have Alice, of course, the Queen, Cheshire and much more! But I think my absolute favorite piece is a little polaroid of Alice sitting on a mushroom in Wonderland...way cute!!!

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Next we have our awesome variety pack. We have done the variety pack before, but it is still a fairly new embellishment, and I have to say it is quickly becoming a favorite of mine! In our variety packs we have a variety of things...and it's always a little different, for each collection. This time, in this collection, we have some traditional cardstock ephemera pieces (very different than the ones in the ephemera pack, though, of course) including pieces that are great words like "crazy" and "Wonderland," and also some frames which are super duper cool and perfect for putting pics in. There are also vellum pieces which I love, especially the vellum teacups with the little hearts in the middle! And finally, we have my favorite pieces in the pack, which are the silver metallic foil ephemera pieces! Yaaaay! This is our first time doing ephemera pieces with silver metallic details like this, and I love it! We have teacups, of course, which are gorgeous with the silver detailing! And there are also other lovely pieces like a little heart and bow and the "I'm In Wonderland!" script piece which is just way, way cute!!!

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Our next embellishment in the collection is a really awesome sticker sheet! The stickers on it are absolutely adorable! We have these cool stickers that have great black outlines on them and bright, fun colors. They just pop! I love especially the arrows and the hearts! And the little words and phrase stickers like "don't lets be silly" and "such nonsense" and "Wonderland" with the little teacup on it are just so cute!

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Another embellishment in the "I'm In Wonderland!" collection is our flair button pack. I love flair buttons! They just add a lot of depth and interest to any project. I love to add them to layouts or make them into decorative paperclips for my planners, travelers notebooks, and mini albums. They are so, so cute and just make your projects pop! I love the little arrow one in the pack and the teacup one and the Cheshire one...and well all of them really!

And finally, I am so excited to announce that we are doing a really cool new embellishment with this collection -- a set of silver glitter foam alpha stickers! Yaaaay! I am super duper excited for these! I can't wait to play with them and for you all to get them and see what you create with them! The font is designed by me and in addition to all the fun letters, there are some really cute little shapes here and there too, such as a little cat face (like Cheshire's) and some sweet little hearts. I just love the silver and I love the glitter...love it all...so wonderful!

Yaaaaay for all the cute and wondrous "I'm In Wonderland!" embellishments, right?!!! So cute! Okay, now let's take a look at the planner pages that come in the collection. As you probably already know, these pages come in both a 6 x 8.25 and a 4 x 7 size (so A5 and Personal planner sizes). You get to choose which size you would like. And even if you aren’t a planner girl, you should really still get these pages in one of the two size options, because they are gorgeous and there are tons of cute things you can do with them! We have customers who use them for mini album pages, mixed into their traditional 12x12 layout scrapbooking, as decorative covers for cards, as decorations for their house (they look super cute in a frame on the wall and you can easily do a whole gallery wall with them, mixed in with framed pics, etc). I have seen banners made with them, I have seen them used to make little notebooks...really, all kinds of things...including, of course, traditional decorative planner pages, dashboards, divider pages in your planner, planner pocket pages, etc! Now, having said that, let's take a look at the planner pages in "I'm In Wonderland!", which are some of my favorite that we have ever done for any collection!

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Our first planner page is this super cute one, which is definitely my FAVE! Across the top of the page are the words, "I'm In Wonderland!" And on the page we have Alice in the middle of a very strange day! She is in a nonsensical land, where everything is extremely odd! She finds herself shrunken down to barely a few inches tall and she is sitting on a mushroom, having a strange conversation with a very grumpy Caterpillar...some nearby Petunias are listening and there are butterflies....wait, no, "bread-and-butter-flies" flying overhead... How very peculiar and wonder-full everything is! "I'm In Wonderland!" she thinks to herself...surely that must be what is happening here, for only in a wonder-land would such strange and magical things be real! On the back of the page is a cool and colorful quote that suggests that sometimes one must go down a rabbit-hole in order to get to Wonderland...so true!

Alright, next we have a planner page with our dear sweet Alice on it. She is lovely as ever, of course, lifting her dress to curtsy politely, as one does...even in the midst of a place that grows ever "curiouser and curiouser!" And on the back of the page is a super cute and useful yellow ledger/notebook paper (perfect for journaling in your planner or to use as the background of a mini-layout perhaps)!

Here we have a planner page with the ever mysterious, ever elusive, ever grinning Cheshire Cat! This cat is certainly crazy, and so it makes sense that the quote on the page should say "We're all mad!" on it...because clearly that is true here in Wonderland! And on the back we have a lot of different arrow signs....one says to go "this way," the other to go "that way," one to go "over here" and the other "over there"...the signs can't seem to make up their mind as to which way is correct, and Alice certainly doesn't know...

On the next planner page we see a super cute and useful Calendar...in pink! It is a Wonderful Wonderland Calendar which you can use to plan out your days or remember and document fun events and things. Yaaaay! And on the other side we have a cool quote page which has a very beautiful assortment of talking flowers on it...they are in full bloom this time of year, you know!

Our next planner page I am simply mad about! On one side is the quote "we are all mad here" and on the other we have the quite mad Queen of hearts. She is so beautiful! But, yes, mad for sure! And here in Wonderland, we must remember that it is "always [her] way." So don't upset her, please! You may just lose your head!

And here we have a planner page where a shocked Alice is clearly falling, falling, falling down a rabbit hole and into Wonderland. So super cute! I love it! And on the other side we have a very surprised but adorable doorknob whose face suggests that he is very concerned that Alice, being her normal size, will not fit through to get into Wonderland, although the words over his face say "Let's Go To Wonderland"...and yes, please, let’s! This page is definitely one of my favorites in the collection!

On this planner page we have the Mad Hatter's Hat. I love the Hatter's Hat! The Hatter is so very stylish and that Hat of his… well, it definitely makes a statement! On the other side there is the Hatter's dear friend, the March Hare. The March Hare is holding his friend the Dormouse in a stack of teacups and they are both very excited to "have some more tea".

The next planner page is one of my favorites also, and it has the cutest little Dormouse on one side with a few very cute teacups and a lovely pink background. So sweet! And on the back of the planner page is a bunch of "Eat Me" cookies...also quite sweet...definitely wish I could pull them off the page and eat them, just as they suggest!

And finally, we have another absolute favorite planner page of mine which has Alice on it, framed and beautiful! She is happy, and I think she has finally found her way back home from Wonderland...and she has some very strange stories to tell...maybe she will tell you about her adventures sometime...over a cup of tea, perhaps...? And on the other side is a simple blue notebook ledger paper...perfect for writing about your own adventures!

Alright, that is the "I'm In Wonderland!" collection! I am so excited for you all to get it! I really am thrilled at how this collection turned out, and I can't wait to see all the cool things you guys make with it!!! The collection is now available for purchase on the website, so just click here! Also, as just a reminder, you can purchase the collection as a one time purchase, or you can subscribe and receive it, at a discount, as the first of many of our amazing Fairytale Club kits! We have a few different kit options available, so there is the a) Scrapbook version of the kit, which includes all the 12x12 patterned pages in the collection plus all the embellishments, the b) Planner version of the kit, which includes all the planner pages plus all the embellishments, and the c) Happily Ever After version of the kit, which includes absolutely everything in the collection - all the 12x12 pages, all the planner pages, and all the embellishments (plus a little something extra))! So choose what you want! And remember, you can also buy things individually too...so if you want to maybe get some specific goodies, or say, buy the whole collection, but you would also like an extra pack of the ephemera or an extra set of the stickers...you can totally do so! :-)

In closing, I want to thank you for joining me for this full reveal of "I'm In Wonderland!" This is such a magical collection, and I hope that it reminds you to see all the wonder that there is in this life...even when life is difficult...even through the tears...even down that rabbit hole of craziness...always see the wonder! Huuuuuugs to everyone! And remember to get your kit today as I suspect this one won't last long! Good day everyone!

Sincerely, and with Much Hope and Many Dreams,

Andrea Bethke
Owner/Founder/Creator/Designer
The Fairytale Club

Kellie's "Beautiful Dreamer" Happy Mail Pocket

I wasn't lying!  Hi again crafty peeps, Kellie here with you again for another happy mail pocket only this time I've used the gorgeous kit, Beautiful Dreamer.  This kit, just stunning.
In case you missed this the first time, I followed the youtube video from the very creative @iamabsolutelyalice which was super duper simple to follow along with.⁠
The fun part about this is decorating back and front of the tags.
Again I'm so happy with the result and how these all came together.