So I'm taking to the blog to find fellow scrapbookers!!
It's a little ambitious of me at the moment to be posting a weekly layout but what I do want to do is make a layout at least every month. I'd also love to do a linky where we can share our layouts and ideas.
So here's...
March - Valentines
This year my Valentines gift to the love of my life was a minimalistic framed layout.
I Absolutely Love You |
Materials:
12 x 12 White Linen Effect Cardstock
4 Strands of Black Cross Stitch Thread
1 Tim Holtz Pointing Arrow
Red Tissue Paper
1 Flower Shaped Brad
Silicone Glue
Equipment:Needle
Cutting Mat with Measurement Squares
Small flower punch
Printer and Computer
Black ink Pen
Pencil
Rubber
Print off of the words "I absolutely love you..."
Heart Template
Pokey Tool
Instructions:
Measure In 1 cm from left hand and top edges of cardstock and draw feint line
Place cardstock on cutting mat and starting at the top left hand corner, mark dots at 1cm intervals
Using the needle, poke through the card to make holes to sew through
Starting at the bottom left hand corner, stitch through the holes until you reach the point where you want your arrow
Stitch the arrow in place by wrapping the thread through the centre circle and back through the hole you came up through. Do the same on the other side.
Stitch to the end of the line and secure the thread at the back.
Blu tack the Word Printout over the cardstock and trace over the words with a sharp pencil
Remove the printout and write over the impression on the cardstock with the black ink pen
Blu tack the heart printout over the cardstock and trace over the outline with a sharp pencil
Using silicone glue and the pokey tool, glue the punched out flowers into the heart shape. I found spacing them gave a wicker look effect from a distance so kept them quite loose.
Print off your photograph on to a piece of linen effect card in black and white
Rip round the edges for a worn and aged feel
Affix with the flower brad
And you're done!
What do you think?
Would you be interested in giving scrapbooking a go or, if you are a scrapbooker, would you like to share your work each month? I've linked up with I Heart Naptime's Link Party Palooza. It is a Huge Linky full of amazing projects.
Cutting Mat with Measurement Squares
Small flower punch
Printer and Computer
Black ink Pen
Pencil
Rubber
Print off of the words "I absolutely love you..."
Heart Template
Pokey Tool
Instructions:
Measure In 1 cm from left hand and top edges of cardstock and draw feint line
Place cardstock on cutting mat and starting at the top left hand corner, mark dots at 1cm intervals
Using the needle, poke through the card to make holes to sew through
Starting at the bottom left hand corner, stitch through the holes until you reach the point where you want your arrow
Stitch the arrow in place by wrapping the thread through the centre circle and back through the hole you came up through. Do the same on the other side.
Stitch to the end of the line and secure the thread at the back.
Blu tack the Word Printout over the cardstock and trace over the words with a sharp pencil
Remove the printout and write over the impression on the cardstock with the black ink pen
Blu tack the heart printout over the cardstock and trace over the outline with a sharp pencil
Using silicone glue and the pokey tool, glue the punched out flowers into the heart shape. I found spacing them gave a wicker look effect from a distance so kept them quite loose.
Print off your photograph on to a piece of linen effect card in black and white
Rip round the edges for a worn and aged feel
Affix with the flower brad
And you're done!
What do you think?
Would you be interested in giving scrapbooking a go or, if you are a scrapbooker, would you like to share your work each month? I've linked up with I Heart Naptime's Link Party Palooza. It is a Huge Linky full of amazing projects.
http://www.iheartnaptime.net/link-party-palooza-34/
I'm thinking next months theme will be Outside now that the weathers picking up and we're coming out of our caves!
I'm thinking next months theme will be Outside now that the weathers picking up and we're coming out of our caves!
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