I also knew that I couldn't let the back of the beautiful sheet of patterned paper that I used for this layout go to waste, so I decided to make another layout on the back. This was tricky, because I'd stitched on the front of the layout. So I created a panel with white cardstock, to which I adhered my patterned paper and photo, then stitched on my machine, before adhering it to the background patterned paper.
I also used this week's Make It Monday at Papertrey Ink: Coloured Kissing.
I used PTI cardstock (soft stone), stamps (beautiful butterflies, bb:retro) & dies (pinking border, beautiful butterflies, block alphabet). I also used My Mind's Eye patterned paper & decorative brads.
Thanks for looking!
I literally love this card! Love that paper.
ReplyDeleteLove it when kids use big words! Great layout. The woodgrain background is perfect.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet layout! Great page, literally! :) love those MME pps too.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great page. I see these wooden pages everywhere, are I don't know how to use them!
ReplyDeleteI love your page and really hope my PTI release order arrives soon -- I cannot wait to play with these butterflies they are just gorgeous.
ReplyDelete"Literally" makes me think of Rob Lowe's character on Parks & Rec -- he loves to say it and has a funny way of saying it too.
Absolutely GORGEOUS!!! Everytime I see one of your layouts you make me want to go scrapbook something. Hopefully one day I'll get off my butt and actually DO IT! ;)
ReplyDeleteI agree with Cassi about the word, Literally." It is the first thing that came to my mine, too.
ReplyDeleteI love how Sage is using it correctly and how you've made it a point to remember that. Love how you capture the everyday with your pages. Beautifully done LO and that MIM technique, you nailed it!
Such a great layout. Literally!
ReplyDeleteStunning layout, Leigh!!!
ReplyDeleteThe natural rustic feel of this layout is just beautiful! thanks for always inspiring!
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