I'm stopping by to share a new layout with you today! Have you guys seen Paige's gorgeous new collection, Bungalow Lane?! I can't wait to receive it! What's your favorite product from this collection? Mine are the heart charms, they are sooo cute! I don't make mini albums often, but I guess I'll have to now haha!
While I'm waiting for the new collection to arrive, I'm working with the current Wonders collection, which is just as beautiful!
I have a process video for this layout, you can find it at the end of this post, if you're interested!
I don't know about you guys, but I think I will never get tired of rainbows. Rainbow colors, rainbow cut files, rainbow everything. I keep repeating myself I know, but Paige's collections just make it so easy to create rainbow layouts because all the colors are always there in every single one of them!
I started out by die cutting everything - I used several cut files:
I die cut everything from white card stock. I Each flower I die cut twice but then I didn't use all of them. I can never estimate what I'll need hehe!
I was considering making colorful flowers and lining them up with their respective colors on the rainbow but then I thought white would pop more. They are very easy to assemble and create such a lovely dimension and texture on any project!
I then put the rainbow together - this cut file actually comes with a solid piece for easy backing! It just takes a few minutes to put it all together.
I laid out everything on my chosen background paper (I realize I use this light blue paper a lot, but it just fits everything! I think this should come in every color in every collection haha). I added a few sentiment stickers, in a tone-on-tone design, like I always seem to do. Can't help it!
I haven't used many embellishments - a chipboard bird, two tags behind my photos, an ephemera piece and another chipboard layered behind one of my photos. Oh, and enamel dots of course! My title is a chipboard too.
Once I was happy with the placement, I glued down everything. Finally, I added my journaling as well as some white acrylic paint splatters! That's it!
Here's the promised process video if you're more of a visual type:
I hope I could inspire you in some small way with today's page!
I'm stopping by today to share a card trio I've made with some of the dies from the brand new Spellbinders Beautiful Sentiment Vignettes Collection by Becca Feeken! I again used patterned papers to create my cards, this time from my all time favorite scrapbook collection (which also happens to be the very first scrapbook collection I ever bought!) Grand Bazaar by Kelly Purkey for Basic Grey!
I have a process video for you at the end of this post, so I'll just leave you with photos here. If you're interested in how these came together, what supplies I've used, please stop by my You Tube channel! All supplies are linked in the description box below the video.
Here's the promised video:
That's it for today! I hope I could inspire you in one way or another!
I'm stopping by to share my latest project I've created for the Paige Evans Design Team, using the gorgeous Wonders collection.
I think I've mentioned this before; when I first receive a new collection, I almost always fussy cut some papers first, while I familiarize myself with the whole collection. So, this floral/mandala paper was actually the first thing I cut apart, but I only now got to use it on a layout!
Since these flowers, or mandalas, however you want to call them, come in a rainbow of colors, I wanted to create a rainbow layout. I decided to go with the rainbow stripe paper for background and arranged the flowers in tone-on-tone kind of way - as much as I could. They are quite large so sometimes I have some other colored stripes in the background too, but this doesn't bother me.
Once I decided on the arrangement, I started gluing down the flowers. For a few of them I used foam tape, just to give them a more dimensional look.
I layered some tissue paper behind my photo and adhered it to the background. I tucked a pink label in at the top right, which was intended for my date - however, I simply didn't find this photo anywhere, and I don't even have a clue how old my child was here. So sad. If at least I could guess the year!
Then I looked for tone on tone embellishments - mostly sentiment stickers - and added these to the flowers. My title is a chipboard piece. I really wanted to use one of the adorable lollies and the blue one fit perfectly in the middle of the blue flower! I really don't care that this is a boy page haha!
To finish off the page, I added a few chipboard dots and my journaling.
That's it! I hope I could inspire you with today's page in some way!
It's that time again! The Spellbinders June Club Kits are here!
I will not go into step by step tutorials here, since I made process videos for all of today's projects - I'll just attach some photos! I'll link the videos down below, after each set of cards. You can also subscribe to my YouTube Channel and press the bell icon so you never miss a new video! You'll find all the supplies I've used linked in the description boxes of the videos.
As a reminder, Spellbinders have several monthly kits, which are really great! You can subscribe to:
You can find all necessary information about these kits here.
Without further ado, here are my projects with the June Large Die Kit! I went with masculine colors this month, because I get messaged often that I never make masculine cards! Your wish is my command hehe :)
Process video for the above cards:
Here's the super fun Small Die Kit:
Process video for these cards:
That's it for today guys! I hope you love this month's die kits as much as I do! These are definitely my new favorites!
I also hope I could inspire you in some small way!
