Hi everyone,
Here is another single page layout put together with some absolutely fabulous Ivytree Studio papers. This layout is of my eldest daughter and her youngest daughter. Isn't this just one of those gorgeous "aaah cute" photographs?
I cut out 8 circles from the papers listed below, using both sides, as long as the paper had pink colour on it. Then I decided to go a little overboard with the embellishments and added flowers and leaves punched with an Olba punch out of the same papers, and hand sewed a running stitch around the edges of two of the circles.
The quilled leaves and flowers were made by cutting thin strips (about 3mm wide) of Ivytree Studio papers, and I then chalked the white edges of the 'leaves' with Tim Holtz Spun Sugar distress ink. Flat-backed pearl drop gems were added as the bling (yes, I'm still bling mad).
This is the punched flower in the bottom-right corner of the layout, with a pearl added in the centre - eek and more bling.
I discovered this Enmarc chipboard in my drawer while I was looking for something else, and thought it would work very well on this layout. I chalked it up with pink then added Glossy Accents to create the 3D depth and shine.
Flower at bottom-left of the layout was created with punched pieces, and the large one cut out of Ivytree Studio papers. The centre is a brad holding everything together.
Here is another single page layout put together with some absolutely fabulous Ivytree Studio papers. This layout is of my eldest daughter and her youngest daughter. Isn't this just one of those gorgeous "aaah cute" photographs?
I cut out 8 circles from the papers listed below, using both sides, as long as the paper had pink colour on it. Then I decided to go a little overboard with the embellishments and added flowers and leaves punched with an Olba punch out of the same papers, and hand sewed a running stitch around the edges of two of the circles.
The quilled leaves and flowers were made by cutting thin strips (about 3mm wide) of Ivytree Studio papers, and I then chalked the white edges of the 'leaves' with Tim Holtz Spun Sugar distress ink. Flat-backed pearl drop gems were added as the bling (yes, I'm still bling mad).
This is the punched flower in the bottom-right corner of the layout, with a pearl added in the centre - eek and more bling.
I discovered this Enmarc chipboard in my drawer while I was looking for something else, and thought it would work very well on this layout. I chalked it up with pink then added Glossy Accents to create the 3D depth and shine.
Flower at bottom-left of the layout was created with punched pieces, and the large one cut out of Ivytree Studio papers. The centre is a brad holding everything together.
I am very happy with the end result of this page!
| Code | Name |
Collection
|
| 161/13 | Hadeda Flock/Chevron | Hadeda Garden |
| 161/22 | Agapanthus Blooms/Geometric Stripes Texture | Hadeda Garden |
| 161/26 | Sprigged Agapanthus/Polka dots (medium) | Hadeda Garden |
| 161/30 | Scallops/Polka dots (small) | Hadeda Garden |
| 161/38 | Hadeda Garden Collection - Solid (Blossom/Pale pink) | Hadeda Garden |
| 162/5 | Natural linen/Shabby Stoep - Moss | Friendship begins in the heart |
| 162/15 | Flower accents/Polka dots shabby | Friendship begins in the heart |
| 163/17 | Blushing Bride/Ixia turquoise | Wild & Free |
Additional materials used
flat-backed teardrop shape gems
flat-backed pearls
double-sided tape
brad
glitter glues
light brown quilling strip
pink embroidery thread
flower punches
circle cutter
Tim Holtz distress ink pads (Spun Sugar)
Olba punch and glue
quilling pen
Enmarc chipboard
All these fabulous papers are available from Ivytree Studio
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