I'm back with my August layout for Kerri Bradford Studio! She has so many amazing digital stamps/cut files in her shop, it's a limitless array of possibilities!
TAKE ME AWAY by Paige Evans
DESCRIPTION: I saw this globe from the Wanderlust Set and toyed with the idea of cutting all the little parts from different patterned papers:
And so I did :)
And so I did :)
JOURNALING SAYS: Can you see the ice-cream stained shirt and dirt-skinned knees? So typical Jane. This was taken as we were walking around Pisa, Italy. I hope you remember these adventures!
HOW TO: Die cut the globe from black floral paper and adhere the globe holder piece on the left side of the colorful mini triangles paper. Die cut the squares from patterned papers and use the black floral globe as a template to adhere the pieces in place. Use a sewing machine to stitch around and through the globe. Curve the title around the globe and create two clusters - one on the top right and the other with a photo on the bottom left. Journal and add stamping to finish.
SUPPLIES: Patterned paper, die cuts, gold foil foam Thickers, chipboard stickers, paper clip, wood veneer, roller stamp: Take Me Away by Paige Evans / Pink Paislee; Globe cut file: Kerri Bradford Studio; Die cut machine: Silhouette Cameo; Sewing machine: Brother; Thread: Coats & Clark; Pen, adhesive: American Crafts; Ink: StazOn; Bow punch: Fiskars
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That's all for now! Be back soon!
I have no words ... welllll that's a lie ... amazing, wonderful, and WOW(!) come to mind ... lol!! This is ... just wow!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the globe!
ReplyDeleteSwoon! There are no words to describe how fabulous this is....picking my jaw up off my desk.
ReplyDeletewow-this is INCREDIBLE!
ReplyDeleteThis is so amazing...already the globe itself, but then also with these two clusters of bits and pieces....love it
ReplyDeleteSTELLAR!
ReplyDeleteThis page is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis page is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen anything like it. Totally original and that's a though one to do in the land of Pinterest. Great Job!
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