3-D work, fussy cutting, layering and painting are some of my favorite techniques to use in scrapbooking. |
Here, you can see the distressing of the paper. |
Heat embossing of the chipboard can be seen in this photo as well as use of paint to change up the flowers a bit to tone them down and meet the requirements for the color scheme. |
Products: Blue Fern Studios Paper: In the Mood, Dreamy Attic Charm, Spring Peony Attic Charm, Generation Chipboard: Wild Thing, Swallow Border Embossing powder: Fuchsia, Snow Stamp: Serendipity Medley Flowers: Remnants Blooms Seedlings: Sweet Pea Ranger Emboss It Dabber From my stash: Sequins, pearls and pink heart |
The journaling reads, "This precious little fur baby is smart and follows commands: sit, stay, roll over, come, speak and down. She puts joy in our lives every day. We love Gracie!" Thanks for stopping by. I look forward to seeing you again! |
Gracie is such a cutie pie! I remember how she sat on my lap on the drive to the dog-day care center, and how she kept me company while I got ready for our afternoon tea! <3
ReplyDeleteThank you, Shawn! Yes, she is a sweet little snuggle bug! Thank you for your thoughtful comment. Big hugs!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet layout of your sweet girl. As always, I love all the detailed work. You even embellished the journaling card. I look at your layouts and I can't even begin to understand how you go about creating all those layers and those details. Gorgeous! TFS, and give Gracie a belly scratch for me. ♥
ReplyDeleteJasynthe, Gracie says thank you so much for reminding her person, and that a pup can never have too many tummy scratches. Thank you for all your thoughtful comments! Jacynthe, you could do this. Just cut and distress the layers. Then use corrugated paper and pop dots to build “scaffolding”. Glue papers onto scaffolding. Add picture, chip pies, and flowers. Last, splatter your paint with a fan brush.....ya dah!!!
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