So in my first post today for the A|S October Blog Hop, I shared a layout that I started and stopped since i didn't know where I wanted to go with it. I gave it some more attention today and was able to finish it. I pulled from some of my other stamp collections.
As I mentioned in the first post, I was inspired by the colors and stripes in my skirt and made the patterned striped paper using the Mad for Plaids stamp set. I used Papaya, Orange and Cherry ink. For the subtle background on the papaya cardstock I stamped an image from Beautiful Botanicals in Papaya ink. I added some images from Avian Notes in Cherry ink.
The journal circle is made from the dotted line image in Personal Stationary. The flower is from the same set with a Pearl Sticker added to the center. I added the date using Mini Scrapbook Series: Library Ledger (PTI).
For the circle tag I stamped the scallop and sentiment from Tag Its (PTI). I used the rock and roll technique for the frame using Papaya and Orange Ink. I used my Papaya and Cherry Tombow for the sentiment. I embellished the image from Avian Notes with Pearl stickers.
Supplies:
Paper: Sugar, Cherry, Papaya (a*muse | studio)
Stamps: Avian Nots, Mad for Plaids, Beautiful Botanicals, Personal Stationery, Ovalicious (a*muse | studio), Tag Its #1, Tag Its #4, Fillable Frames #5, Mini Scrapbook Series: Library Ledger(PTI)
Ink: Papaya, Orange, Cherry (a*muse | studio)
Tombow: Papaya, Cherry (a*muse | studio)
Other: Vanilla Pearl Stickers, Foam Adhesive (a*muse | studio), Summer Sunrise ribbon (PTI), 2" Scallop Punch, 1.75" Circle Punch (EK Success)
Love the color combination! And always a great memory!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love the colors you chose for this layout. Great detail using the pearls.
ReplyDeleteLove the use of Personal Stationary. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteGreat color combo! I really like how many stamps you were able to use of the layout and still keep the focus on the photos. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you for dropping by my blog which gave the wonderful opportunity to find yours. Ahhhh....your wonderful scrapbook page reminded me that I haven't done this and asking myself. "What am I waiting for, get moving!" Thank you for the inspiration.
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