To finish off, I embellished some light blue dots.
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Hi friends! Today, I have two projects to share...
I used CAS(E) this Sketch #231 and also got flower and butterfly inspiration from #GDP096 and
Uniko Challenge #42.
I die cut the stitched panel using Lawn Fawn die. The flower and butterfly are all from Studio Katia. I let the flower be white, but colored butterflies with markers.
Then, I layered the panel with vellum and banner.
I stamped the sentiment which is also from Studio Katia and embellished some clear and white sequins.
To finish off, I added glossy accents onto the butterflies and hearts for the shining effect.
I first placed my photo on the bottom of my cardstock. For my background, I added some soft watercolors. After the colors dried, I stamped hydrangea and leaf randomly.
I also die cut hydrangea and adhered with 3D foam tape for some dimension
Then, I added big title and some wooden embellishments.
Since the challenge theme is Christmas in July, I used some bright and warm colors.
First, I applied BOUQUET Raised Raindow Dye Ink on Glossy Paper.
The snowflakes are from FUNKY FLAKES. I cut them out and glued onto the colored Glossy Paper.
To finish off, I stamped the sentiment (from CASUAL COMFORT )in black .
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Hi friends, I'm back with you today to two traveler's notebook spreads using the some beautiful kits, such as Felicity Jane, Kelly Purkey, Simple Stories, and so on.
This first spread is about my little trip to Jhuzihu of Yangmingshan, Taipei. The Hydrangea of Jhuzihu are in their prime now. Their colors are both abundant and diverse, love them so much!
I wanted to make my spread look like "project life", so I began by cutting my photo to many little parts.
After arranged my photos, I also added some little pattern papers.
Above the photos and pattern papers I stamped some sentiments and images, and then added some cute stickers and embellishments.