Love Floral Layout


Wednesday, January 22, 2020

Hello everyone and welcome back to a new day of inspiration using my brand new Bloom Street collection! I made this page for the Pink Paislee blog so be sure to hop on over there too!
Here is a process video to see how this layout came together from start-to-finish:

To create this layout I started with the B-side of Bloom Street which is a large LOVE title made out of flowers. I was immediately inspired by this paper and knew I wanted to use it as is (almost ;).
I grabbed a craft knife and carefully, partially trimmed around almost every flower and leaf on the paper. It took about three hours to do this because it's very fiddly, but I love the results!
After I had bent up all the flowers and leaves, I trimmed a piece of light blue cardstock to 11" square and used it to back the layout. You can see the blue cardstock peeking out from underneath all the flowers and leaves.
I printed a 2x3" photo at home with my Canon Pro-100 on Canon photo paper, trimmed it leaving a white border for contrast, and added it inside the floral "O" because it's a natural frame shape and perfect place for a picture. I added a floral bouquet Ephemera Die Cut next to the photo and created a subtitle on it to say "This Beautiful Girl" made from the Puffy Word Stickers, the bouquet die cut, and "girl" mini alpha stickers from the 4-Page Sticker Book.
Next I splashed watered down white acrylic paint across the layout and sprinkled on silver sequins from the Mixed Embellishments. For a touch of texture and interest, I used a scalloped border punch on all the edges, backed the scallops with pieces of the floral Paper 03, and stitched them in place using a sewing machine and white thread.
I hope this page inspires you to pick up my new Bloom Street collection! I love documenting everyday moments with it as well as all-things-floral :)
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SUPPLIES: Patterned papers, stickers, sequins, die cuts: BLOOM STREET; Scalloped border punch: Fiskars; white acrylic paint; Printer: Canon Pro-100; Photo paper: Canonsewing machinewhite thread

4 comments

  1. Using a craft knife to cut and lift the leaves and flowers is such a creative idea, and the finished layout is beautiful.

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  2. This is STUNNING!! LOVING those leaves and flowers you cut out to create that title, and LOVE LOVE LOVE that adorable photo, the splashes of paint and the distressing!!!!

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  3. Epic!! Just when I'm thinking I need something new in my bag of tricks, you invent it :D This is why we love creating with you Paige, you're continually designing in a way no one else does and with the most gorgeous collections in the industry. I LOVE you LOVE LO <3

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  4. This is such a dynamic, immensely lovely page. I so admire the time and attention to detail you pour into your stunning creations, Paige.

    ♥ Autumn

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