I cut the flowers from my scraps
and used wide double sided tape
on the back of a piece of burlap before
running it through my die to keep it from
fraying. Then I carefully removed the
tape backing and affixed it to my project
I cut the 12x12 pattern paper out in layers
of approximately 1 inch around the outside border
I then distressed all edges mixed and matched
to make the two pages and sewed them
together in layers. I always dry fit before I glue.
I cut the 12x12 pattern paper out in layers
of approximately 1 inch around the outside border
I then distressed all edges mixed and matched
to make the two pages and sewed them
together in layers. I always dry fit before I glue.
To see the list of products I used or suggested
product, visit Scrapbookers Paradise Ponderings
product, visit Scrapbookers Paradise Ponderings
7 comments:
Hi Pam,
Very cool layout! Love all your clever ideas and use of unique materials. You think outside the box, a true artist.
Thanks for sharing!
Barb
just beautiful, wonderful loving tributes to your family, and so artistic
very nice my dear
love romeo
I love this - all the texture!!!eeek!
...amazing art work, so well thought out...loVely textures & colours...Mel :)
I too love this burlap paper ( we call it hessian in Aust. ) but have not used it for any projects yet. Your pages are wonderful and this paper is perfect for your photos, I love what you have created. xx
Beautiful, Pam!! Just wonderful!
(You have snow again, Oh, MY!! I wanted just enough to make a snowman this winter (which we didn't get) ~ but I would definitely be ready for it to be over, now! ;^)
Hugs, and have a wonderful Easter!
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