Anyway, so I picked two photos of the beautiful bride to feature in this layout.
I know I said last time that I was going to abandon my sewing machine in my future featured layouts because I wanted to keep it simple and doable for those who didn't have a sewing machine.... but after sneakin' my way around some scrapbook groups on the interwebs... I realize that most of ya'll are really interested in incorporating sewing into your layouts. SO, instead of abandoning it, I'm probably going to feature it... from now on. Because I use it almost EVERY TIME. It's like a coffee habit that's almost impossible to break at this point.
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Products I used in this layout!
- Three different papers from close to my heart: Green cardstock, melon cardstock, one paper from the "Dotty" collection (which is on sale right now) and one paper from the "Stella" collection. The stella paper was double sided-so I used half for the photo mat, and half for the rocky looking edge.
- Red acrylic paint- Usually 89 cents in any craft store. and a brush...any ol' brush will do.
- Ivory thread for the sewing
- The stamps are from the stamp set: Friendship Boquet
- Watercolor pencils and water brush are also from close to my heart
- Microtip scissors to cut em out: MICROTIP SCISSORS
- The brads I got from Cranberry Cat scrapbooking supplies: A great site for discounted stuff. They even carry some pazzles inspiration products.
- I cut out the frames for the photos with the Pazzles ahead of time. I basically made a few rectangles on the computer and made the edges wavy with the decorative scissors tool. Then I made an outline of that shape so I could have a double mat look on the photos.
- OH, and an ink pad for the stamps. .. and an acrylic block to stamp with...
- IF I forgot anything, let me know... but that's all I can think of right now...
Well, it's saturday morning, and I'm gonna go pull some weeds!
ENJOY YOUR WEEKEND!!
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