Here's my layout based on this sketch. I really love how it turned out. I tore half of this beautiful plus signs Crate Paper paper to use as a big background element and layered it over some white cardstock. I used a lot of white gesso over it, and you can see how it faded out a lot of the plus signs. I used some of the beautiful Prima Watercolor Confections from the Color Kit on the background. Those colors are so bold and bright, and I love them! I went with a pink, yellow and aqua color scheme (my favorite!). I created a lot of layering behind the photos using bits of patterned paper and some Project Life cards.
I love using my kids' names as titles. These photos were just some cute shots of her in the car, so there really wasn't a big story to tell. I used the gorgeous light blue exclusive puffy alphas from HKC here. Those are available in the Main Kit. That font is amazing! I did a lot of paper tearing on my layers, and I added in an exclusive puffy scalloped border sticker and some tangled thread.
I love the pops of black here. I used one of the black foam Thickers here, and I layered in under the photo and on top of a Crate Paper Chipboard bird. I love all this dimension!
I used a scalloped border punch here on this blue Project Life card. Something as simple as a punch can really add some fun detail to your layout. I added a few puffy heart stickers on top of my photos. Those are on the exclusive puffy alpha sheet.
I did a bit of tiny zig zag stitching here on the layers, and I tucked in two exclusive die cut tags. I added some cord from my stash to finish them off. I added some adhesive foam under one photo to raise it up a bit.
I did some messy stitching at the top and bottom of the page with some pink thread. I created a small cluster down here as well with a Crate Paper button and a Dear Lizzy button sticker.
Here's one more look at all those delicious layers :)
I do have a process video if you'd like to check it out.
Thanks so much for visiting me today....and have a fabulous day, friends!
Love it again and sure gone give the sketch a try. Made my first layout beased on your video's. Nothing like you yet. But proud of my first mixmedia layout.
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