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SIMPLE STORIES > SAY CHEESE III

Shop 3 Say Cheese Iii products from our Simple Stories range. See them in use in our guías paso a paso gratis, and on My Telly, where new products are demonstrated live.

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Kit de colección

$19.69
Agotado

Bits & Pieces

$6.15

Smile, Click, Gotcha - Se vende en paquetes de 10 hojas

$13.29
Agotado

About SAY CHEESE III

Say Cheese III is a collection from Simple Stories designed for scrapbookers and card makers who love capturing life's everyday moments. Whether you're documenting family memories, celebrations or simple day-to-day adventures, this range has everything you need to tell your stories beautifully.

You'll find a selection of coordinated products here, including a Kit de colección that brings together all the essentials in one place, decorative Bits & Pieces to add detail and dimension to your layouts, and patterned sheets from the Smile, Click, Gotcha range. These sheets come in packs of 10, giving you plenty of material to work with across multiple projects. Crafters typically use these elements together—layering patterned papers, adding embellishments from the bits and pieces, and building cohesive designs that tie their photos and memories together.

When working with coordinated collections like this, it helps to start by laying out your photos and deciding on your focal point. Then build around it with your patterned papers and smaller embellishments, letting the collection's design work do the heavy lifting. This approach keeps your layouts balanced and prevents them from feeling overcrowded.