Monday, September 10, 2012

Makin' the Grade Training Reel with Biker Chick Tania Willis

Biker Chick Tania Willis has created another wonderful Training Reel with our Makin' the Grade collection.  Be sure to click on the video below...

Twillis_MG_learn layout for training reel
We love how Tania brought out the bolder colors in this collection and made our gorgeous cork pieces jump off the page.

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The cardstock Favorite Pieces and Chipboard Pieces are so easy to add to a page and with a little twine makes them really stand out, but let's have Tania tell you all about it...

 

See the instructions for Tania's project below...

Download Learn Layout with LYB Makin' The Grade by Tania Willis

 

You can see more of Tania's work on her blog Whatchu Talkin' Bout Willis?

 

Check back tomorrow for more projects from our Cycling Team.

 

Happy Monday!

 

Liz

Liz Qualman
By Liz Qualman
Sep 10, 2012 12:43:24 PM | Biker Chicks, Makin' The Grade, Training Reels

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This page is filled with fun! Love it!

Posted by: Audrey Pettit | Friday, September 14, 2012 at 07:19 AM

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