Happy Friday! Today I'm sharing my newest layout for the Paige Evans Design Team. I used Paige's Wonders collection and her new Sun cut file. I love making pool photo layouts :) As soon as I saw the big Sun cut file, I knew I wanted to cut it on Paper 14. I wanted that pretty white pattern to be the sun's center. I cut it again on Paper 01 to create a layer underneath it.
For the background I used thick smooth white cardstock. I coated it with clear gesso first and then used some blue Shimmerz sprays to create a "sky." I used Jeni B Bleu & Snow Way Man Vibez. I also splattered some white acrylic paint and gold glitter spray.
I didn't want to cover up too much of the sun's pattern, so I layered some embellishments close to the photo. I fussy cut some butterflies from Paper 12 and the 6x8 Paper Pad. I layered in some stickers from the 6x12 Cardstock Stickers, the 8-page Sticker Book and the Banner Stickers. I also used a mandala from the Ephemera Die Cuts.
I layered some patterned papers behind the photo...these pieces are from the 6x8 Paper Pad. I love the gold foiled dots! I added a few more butterflies here.
Whenever I have a sun and clouds I tend to want to add some clouds. I hand cut a few from textured white cardstock here and layered them in and around the sun. I added a little bit of shading around the edges of them with a grey gelato. I took it a step further and decided to create a little cluster here. I cut a few words from Paper 12 and added a pink heart, a few stickers and some blue thread.
I added some adhesive foam behind the sun here, and when I tried to flatten out my page I accidentally bent the sun. Oh well...haha. It adds texture :D
I just love all this dimension. I popped the bird up, and I think it makes all the difference.
I added some large yellow sequins around the edges of this mandala die cut...those are from my stash.
I tucked in a few tags here from Paper 12. I punched holes in the tags and then tied in some cord.
Here are a few more close-ups of all the details :)
I really love how this one turned out, and I hope it inspires you in some way today! I do have a process video here, so check it out to see how I made it.
Thanks for dropping in, and have a great weekend!
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