I recently spent some time with my youngest granddaughter Ashley and took her to the park where she played in the fallen petals of the blossom trees. She got me making her a daisy chain and we gathered blossom and I decided to use this photo for the layout.
The papers I used are from Girl's Paperie by Margie - one inparticular looked like a Cath Kidston pattern!
I wetted the edges and rolled them to get a 'shabby chic' look and then used fluid chalk along the edges.
Then I used a tea plate to draw a circle, Fiskars circle cutter to cut the circle and again, fluid chalk to define the circle edge.
I believe it's the first time that I have used all patterned papers together without cardstock, so it was a challenge for me! *Ü*
There was a variety of embellishments, lace ribbon and the glass buttons were the exact match to what Ashley had on her t-shirt! I used one of my two and half thousand fonts - 'Alpha Flowers' for the 'FLOWER' part of the title 'FLOWER Girl'. Then I cut the sharp pin ends off the 'flags', added beads to cover the pointed end, joined them and added letter stickers to the flags.
Thanks so much for looking... and for being patient! *Ü* It was worth the wait for me.
Toots for now,



11 comments:
Beautiful LO Glen. I love the shabby rolled edge you have used - it really sets things off.
Toni xx
Love the LO ...especially how you have distressed,torn and rolled the paper ...all works so well
Beautiful. Love those papers too. I never remember to photograph the different stages..such a good idea.
Beautiful shabby chic layout Glen -I love that style and really like your choice of papers. Great first DT project!
It's a gorgeous layout - I'm all for distressing these papers, they're so so beautiful. They'll be over the moon to have this from you for your first project.
Love the shabby rolled edges beautiful layout.
That is gorgeous Glen love the shabby pink paper, stunning.
C
xx
Great layout1I love the combination of the papers and the edging is just fabulous!
I love this Glen
beautiful layout - so precious
Great LO, love all the crumpling and inking - so much texture :)
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