I seriously can't remember for the life of me where I got this sketch from for this layout, but will add it as soon as I find it! I made my own circle background paper. First I cut out a circle, then cut it in half. I then pleated some paper and added it around the edge and finished it off with some yellow ric-rac.
A new month - a new challenge!!
Thursday 3 June 2010
Over at Scrap Your Crap we are hosting a new challenge - you have to use paints, acrylics, pens, pencils, crayons and any other medium you can think of!! I chose to use my new Copics! I used them to add depth and colour to my paper flower centres. I stacked a paper flower on a fabric flower, coloured the centre and then sewed some buttons. I also stamped some butterflies, coloured them and cut them out. Of course you will also find some stickles in there too - I highlighted some dots on the butterflies and the dots in the background paper.
I seriously can't remember for the life of me where I got this sketch from for this layout, but will add it as soon as I find it! I made my own circle background paper. First I cut out a circle, then cut it in half. I then pleated some paper and added it around the edge and finished it off with some yellow ric-rac.
Here you can see some pearls that I added to the layout and I also raised a photo up with 3D foam dots. I love pre-matted photos - it's so easy to add them to your layout! You can also see the pleats up close here too.
Here is my flower - I found that with Copics you can create different depths of colour just by letting one coat dry and then going over it again! I had to be really careful not to press to hard on the paper flower otherwise the pen would bleed into it.
These are the butterflies that I stamped. You can just make out the little sparkly dots that I added with Stickles. (Yay I found it!! I used a sketch from Sketchabilities for this layout!)
I seriously can't remember for the life of me where I got this sketch from for this layout, but will add it as soon as I find it! I made my own circle background paper. First I cut out a circle, then cut it in half. I then pleated some paper and added it around the edge and finished it off with some yellow ric-rac.
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This is adorable, Sarah!!
love this.
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