Here is my Design Team layout for the April challenge over on Scrapology. The technique was creating a banner -'B' is for Banner.
The photo shows me on a bench at New Romney Station while on a family seaside holiday back in 1963. Waiting for a train ride on the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway.
I purchased my papers and stamps from Paper Maze.
The stamps are Technique Tuesday and called 'message in a banner'.
The papers are by Girl's Paperie.
Vintage Patchwork
Shabby Flower
Diecut newsprint
The background is diecut newsprint and is single sided, the other two are vintage patchwork and shabby flower and they are both double sided, giving me five patterns to play with. In fact many more than five as the patchwork sheet has many designs on it, which was great for the purpose of different patterned flags.
I cut the horizontal bad from the blue side of the patchwork piece making sure I was keeping the patterned bit from the other side that I wanted for the flags. It's worth taking a little time with this to get the most from your sheet of paper. I trimmed the edge of this strip with a Martha Stewart border punch.
I cut the tickets using the Tim Holtz Alterations Ticket Strip Sizzlits Decorative Strip Die and decorated each ticket with 'Just the Ticket' stamps produced by Imagine That.
The flags were made by stamping directly onto my layout. I drew a light pencil line first as a guide as to where to place the stamps. Then I stamped the flags again onto the patterned papers on the patchwork paper. They fit beautifully inside the squares. These were cut out minus the frilly edge and attached over the flags on the layout with 3D foam pads to raise them off the surface of the layout. I then added in stitches by hand using DMC embroidery thread.to link the flags together.
The roses are made from paper swirls and there is a great tutorial for this from Gabrielle Pollocco right HERE.
Pop over to the scrapology blog to enter the challenge - there is a great prize on offer.
Thanks for looking.
Lynn
Pop over to the scrapology blog to enter the challenge - there is a great prize on offer.
Thanks for looking.
Lynn
Priceless photo!
ReplyDeleteGreat take on the sketch, love the title :) Thanks for the recipe
ReplyDeleteI love your layout Lynn. The colours of the papers are very reminiscent of ice cream.
ReplyDeleteFab LO Lynn, the ticket die and stamps worked really well with this page. Love the photo and the title :)
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Absolutely LOVE this page Lynn, everything about it Hun..xx
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