Boy Cut File 30 of 30: Tools Frame

 The 30th of the 30 Days of Boy Cut Files went out to those who purchased them and here are two layouts created with today's final Tools Frame Cut File!

For my last page in this series (I can't believe it's already come to an end, I've had so much fun sharing a layout every day!) I cut the Tools Frame Cut File from white cardstock and then backed it with papers from my Pick-Me-Up collection. On a dark woodgrain background from the Again and Again collection by Pink Paislee, I splattered white acrylic paint on the four edges. Once dry, I distressed and tore the four edges and backed them with ruler paper from Pick-Me-Up. I added the cut file with foam squares onto the background and then placed two photos of Fox with his blocks tower inside. I made the title with Mini Foam Thickers and embellished with tiny heart, star, and circle stickers also from Pick-Me-Up!

Here is a "show and tell" of all 30 layouts I made for this series:

Design Team Member Audrey Mutschall created this so cute and sweet layout! She says, "For this page I chose the Turn the Page collection to back the majority of the cut file, along with rose gold and silver metallic cardstock on a few of the elements. I wanted the cut file to stand out from the background, so I used a dark woodgrain paper which I distressed by tearing and adding white acrylic paint splatters. I made a title using the Paige Font, which is a really awesome font because you can add colored paper behind it, customizes to your liking! I also added a subtitle to the speech bubble by my photo using the Label Maker Font, also created by Paige. To finish the layout I added a few actual washers, finishing nails, and eyelet screws from my husband’s tool box for a little extra fun!"

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Purchase all of the 30 Days of Boy Cut Files HERE and you can also grab this cut file by itself HERE.

I hope you have enjoyed this series of cut files! Do you have any suggestions for the next bundle? See you again soon! Have a happy scrappy weekend!