Can you believe it's nearly December? Hasn't this month gone fast?
With sneaks being released for the next kit and the extras shop now open, hands up who is a little behind with last times kits?
That would be me then!!
I've had a busy time recently, but I'm determined to get caught up in time for the new kits arriving.
So onto my new layout. This is a called 'Beautiful' and uses a mix of products across the kits. I have used:
Main kit:
White Cardstock
Pinkfresh Studio Indigo Hills Ephemera
Pinkfresh Studio Indigo Hills 'Blue Valley' Paper
Navy Cut Apart Label
Embellishment Kit:
Reset Girl Chipboard
Pinkfresh Studio Indigo Hills Chipboard Hearts
Bertie's Bows Glitter Ribbon
Custom Cards Kit:
Baers Garten Flair
Extras Shop:
Prima Fluttering Flowers Stencil
Nuvo Embellishment Mousse, Fresh Copper
Own Stash:
Heidi Swapp Color Shine, Navy
I didn't have a set idea when I started this layout, all I knew was I was eager to crack open the embellishment mousse. So I picked the Fresh Copper colour to use with the Prima Fluttering Flowers stencil as I liked the scattered look.
After spreading over the central section of my cardstock I left the mousse to dry for approximately an hour. In the meantime I went through my box of embellishments and looked for anything that matched the colours in my photo.
The photo I picked is a picture of my son from a few years ago. We are in the park on a spring morning.
I have matted the white cardstock onto a piece of the Pinkfresh Studio paper, I 'gutted' the middle so that I can use the leftovers on another layout.
I don't often use ribbon in my scrapbooking, so it was nice to receive some in the kit. I picked out the glittery one as I thought it was a good match for the colour of the mousse. I layered up the ribbon, which is a technique I often use in card making. It creates a good amount of texture to the layout. I topped it with one of the small chipboard hearts. This was quite fiddly to do, but was worth it in the end!
I then layered around my photo with various pieces of ephemera, a cut apart label, chipboard and some flair.
Finally to finish I used some navy blue mist and used the splatter technique.
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