Friday, 27 May 2016
Leanne | Simple Stories Mini Album...
Sunday, 22 May 2016
Agnus | Project Life Shimelle Starhine
I repeated the colours and several elements from the first half of the week onto the second page to create a nice flow, and once again experimented with the Minc reactive mist to create another filler card.
And I was very excited to discover that the Minc reactive mist also works on photos!!
I used a small paintbrush to create a few smaller droplets on the pic.
More stickers and die-cuts helped me to create another filer card.
I finished off the final card by using the same pattern I used for the first card from the previous page and added cardstock layers and more hand stitching.
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Friday, 20 May 2016
Leanne | Simple Stories Layout...
My first instinct with this collection was to go with colour rather than theme. Since the 'orange' in the photo needed to be high lighted, I layered patterned papers and selected embellishments that would help me achieve this goal.
The story behind the photo is mostly about the icy poles my son was enjoying on a hot summer's day. The Simple Stories Let's Party Chipboard frames created a great focus point on my layout not only to draw the eye across the page but to also zoom in on the embellishments that embraced my story.
To balance out the top right hand cluster, I fussy cut an image from the 3x4 Journaling Card paper, and layered it with Lil' Snippet labels from Elle's Studio and a flair from Greatest View. Of course it is totally appropriate that I use the Elle's Studio collection name on the page, as it is also my son's name! I definitely take opportunities when I see them! LOL!
More of the Elle's Studio labels were used among my main cluster layers. Notable the title label - "High Five". Again it was colour that helped me with this decision, matching the denim of his shorts and linking the visual triangle of navy blue around the page.
Finally, a few splatters of black paint directly onto the cardstock creates depth. Plus by adding the paint, I like how it grunges up a boy scrapbook page without my clean style going AWOL.
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