What do you think?
I used Crate Paper patterned paper and decorative brad. I also used Papertrey Ink felt & dies (notched flower, tag sale #5, modern uppercase alphabet). The letter stamps are Studio Calico. I used some fabric to make one of my flower diecuts for this week's Make It Monday at Papertrey Ink: Fabric Die Cuts.
Here's a close-up of my journaling & flower:
And, when I was done, I decided to get creative with my scraps and make a thank you card, again for this week's Make It Monday at Papertrey Ink: Fabric Die Cuts.
In addition to the Crate Paper patterned paper and decorative brad, I used Papertrey Ink cardstock (rustic white), stamps (sweet strawberry sentiments) and dies (tag sale #5, beautiful blooms II #1).
Thanks for looking!
Love the layout! And the patterns look so wonderful with the colors in Sage's dress and the green leaves behind her!
ReplyDeleteWow - love this herringbone technique. Looks like it took a lot of configuring, but well worth your effort Leigh. Is there a tutorial somewhere for that herringbone design?
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! I love your layout!! Love, love, love!! I will have to try out that herringbone technique. Love the stitching too.
ReplyDeleteLove this super sized herringbone. How on earth did you do it? You need to tell us followers!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card and layout. It really does look time consuming and detailed. Do you have any tips to make all the papers line up so neatly?
ReplyDeleteSO SO gorgeous, Leigh! I HAVE to try this!
ReplyDeleteLeigh, these are both gorgeous!!!! Love the herringbone and fabric die cuts!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is really beautiful. I recently found your blog and I love how you use so many stamps and dies from PTI in you layouts. It gives me a lot of inspiration as a new scrapbooker :). I too wonder if there is a tutorial on how to create this stunning background. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLooks great, not only the entire layout but the herringbone background as well. Thanks for the heads up and inspiration about Crate's challenge!
ReplyDeleteStunning layout and card, Leigh. I love how the background is artwork in itself, and yet doesn't distract the eye from your photos! Kudos to you!
ReplyDeleteThe card is so good! I am not a herringbone fan usually, but This oversize works for my eye.
ReplyDeleteLeigh I love the layout and the card. Are the papercuts squares? Alos where is the tag sale #5 used? Thanks
ReplyDeleteBoth layout and card are as sweet as can be! Gosh you really have a flair for the geometric. LOL Lovely work Madame. Always a treat to see what you've been up to.
ReplyDeleteLeigh, these are stunning. Great job!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I love the look of the larger herringbone. Both are lovely.
ReplyDeleteGreat layout and card. Love the super sized herringbone.
ReplyDeleteI love your colours and patterns and the dynamic movement you've created in both of these! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGreat job. Love the pattern and the DSP.
ReplyDeleteOh. So cool!!! Love it.
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