Welcome friends, it's Lady Nany once again and this time my layout for today is inspired by an afternoon on the beach with my boyfriend. To immortalize this moment, I chose to combine the Flower Picture Frame cut file with Paige's Whimsical collection.
To begin, I cut the Flower Picture Frame with my Silhouette Curio on white cardstock and used the 6x6 Paper Pad to back the flowers and leaves.
Once this step was completed, I looked for a contrasting background and my favorite in this case was Paper 23. Then I decided that I would use the frame as a big shaker, so I looked for white tulle and sewed it with a machine. I added volume around the edge with adhesive foam and filled it with sequins of various colors and cut out buttons from Paper 06.
Before sticking it on the base, I decided to add a background to the frame with Paper 05. The next thing was to decide where I wanted to place the photo and add volume and pink thread to generate texture. My favorite part (but also the one that takes more work) is decorating. For this I used flowers cut from Paper 14, Rub-Ons, Enamel Shapes, Stickers, and Chipboard Stickers. To finish, I stamped the date with black ink, wrote on the edge of the frame, and drew some asterisks with a black marker. And that's it!
Thank you very much for stopping by to see my layout, it has been a pleasure to share with you my ideas and to work with the cut files that Paige creates weekly!
To begin, I cut the Flower Picture Frame with my Silhouette Curio on white cardstock and used the 6x6 Paper Pad to back the flowers and leaves.
Once this step was completed, I looked for a contrasting background and my favorite in this case was Paper 23. Then I decided that I would use the frame as a big shaker, so I looked for white tulle and sewed it with a machine. I added volume around the edge with adhesive foam and filled it with sequins of various colors and cut out buttons from Paper 06.
Before sticking it on the base, I decided to add a background to the frame with Paper 05. The next thing was to decide where I wanted to place the photo and add volume and pink thread to generate texture. My favorite part (but also the one that takes more work) is decorating. For this I used flowers cut from Paper 14, Rub-Ons, Enamel Shapes, Stickers, and Chipboard Stickers. To finish, I stamped the date with black ink, wrote on the edge of the frame, and drew some asterisks with a black marker. And that's it!
Thank you very much for stopping by to see my layout, it has been a pleasure to share with you my ideas and to work with the cut files that Paige creates weekly!
SUPPLIES: WHIMSICAL: Paper 05, Paper 06, Paper 14, Paper 23, 6x6 Paper Pad, Rub-Ons, Enamel Shapes, Stickers, Chipboard Stickers; Cut file: Flower Picture Frame by Paige Evans; Die cut machine: Silhouette Curio
This is gorgeous! LOVING that frame, so clever!!!!!!
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