Ever put together one of those layouts that you just can't find the right Alphas for the title? Well this is one, and yes even in a shop full of 10,000 plus products I still can't find what I want, but it will happen.
So this is my last challenge for the month inspired by the White With 1 challenge blog. The white strip at the bottom is where the title will go but for now it will have to stay a white strip.
Below are some of the products I have used however a lot of them are out of my large 'stash' of old goodies, time I used some of them up. The Weathered Clock is just a Tim Holtz sizzix die cut that I have embossed with a fabulous embossing powder from Stampendous called Shabby White that I often use on dies to give an extra special look, rather than just colouring them with ink or cutting them out of the right coloured cardstock. The range around the photo edge is an old one that was in my stash because it was broken - I just broke it up a lottle more and spread it out.
So this is my last challenge for the month inspired by the White With 1 challenge blog. The white strip at the bottom is where the title will go but for now it will have to stay a white strip.
Below are some of the products I have used however a lot of them are out of my large 'stash' of old goodies, time I used some of them up. The Weathered Clock is just a Tim Holtz sizzix die cut that I have embossed with a fabulous embossing powder from Stampendous called Shabby White that I often use on dies to give an extra special look, rather than just colouring them with ink or cutting them out of the right coloured cardstock. The range around the photo edge is an old one that was in my stash because it was broken - I just broke it up a lottle more and spread it out.
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| 8x8 Mask from FabScraps |
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| Texture Paste from Teresa Collins |
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| Prima Lace Doily Die |
4 comments:
Another stunning page Lee-Anne - this is just lovely. Thank you for sharing this with us on Ww1.
Such a beautiful page! Thanks for joining us at WW1 :)
oooh Lee-anne, another shabby chic page... so beautiful and that framing around the pic! Loving the mixed media techniques!!
A lovely page, beautiful clusters of flowers, Thanks for playing along at WW1
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