Good Morning everyone! Another cool, cloudy day in the Foothills, what a summer it's been! Rain, rain, and more rain. But we're warming the day up over at Scrapbooker's Paradise with a new sketch challenge that is being hosted by Selena.
I chose to flip this sketch, as the photos I was working with were vertical ones.
For a period of time this summer, our garage door would have many beautiful white moths on it in the morning, and my granddaughter was totally entranced with them. She would hold them in her hands and chat with them as if they were long lost friends. She was in a magical world of her own, and that's why I had to go back to this paper line, Enchanted Garden by KasierCraft, to do this layout!
To make the border, I cut the diamond shape out with a craft knife, and rolled each section back using the handle of a paintbrush to get a nice smooth roll.
Some backing paper was placed behind and then I cut a Cheery Lynn doily in quarters and tucked it inside.
You'll have fun with this sketch, so come on over to Scrapbooker's Paradise and give the challenge a try. You don't have to have a blog to enter and you can use whatever supplies you like. You will find the instructions, near the bottom of the challenge, here.
While you're there, check out my teammates' projects they've done - in a word - AWESOME!!
Have a great weekend everyone and thanks for stopping by!
Linda
Supplies used:
Rose Ribbon from my stash (Several pretty colours can be found here.)
Flowers & stick pins from my stash
Zva Pearl Flourish which I cut in half.
This is just magical Linda, Thanks for the walk through. Keep smiling and creating
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Linda - I LOVE how you've made the border by folding back the paper. I'll be borrowing this idea for sure! :) Beautiful photos too.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Dawn
Linda I love the little windows you made for the flowers! And sweet twist on flipping the sketch
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful memory to capture!! I love how you created the little windows for the embellishments - so much texture!
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