I've been terrible about sharing projects that I've created for the Pebbles Inc blog. I have so many fun projects over there and I LOVE their products, especially the collections by Jen Hadfield. Jen's most recent collection is the Cottage Living collection.
I love the bold designs in this collection. They're so clean and bright. The color palette in this collection isn't one that you'd typically think of for a Spring layout but I think it worked beautifully.
I used the flowers to create a diagonal line from the bottom left hand side of the page to the top right hand side of the page. I used the flowers where that diagonal line intersected with my title to create a continuous line.
The last two elements that I added to this layout were the large gold letter stickers and the journaling above the photo.
My challenge to you is to start the next layout you create by fussy cutting a piece of patterned paper and to put your journaling above your photo. Are you up for the challenge?
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Such a pretty layout Becki...thanks for "remembering" to share ;)
ReplyDeleteLOL, Thanks, Cara! I'm going to remember to share my Pebbles projects more often :)
DeleteGorgeously done!! Love the ideas you shared here!! Patterned paper sometimes just begs to be fussy cut and I love all the black and white with pops of gold!! And I am always looking for good ideas of where to place my journaling so thank you for the inspiration!! You are delightful and awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteTaunya! you're delightful and awesome too! Thank you, for your sweet comments!
DeleteI agree, sometimes, patterned paper just has to be fussy cut ;)
I have looked at your restoring old photos part 1 and 2 but where it says part3 it takes you back to part2 can I have a link to part 3 please
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Wow, beautiful layout! Love the paper collection you used! Hugs, Karen
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