I love color challenges. As in, simply adore them. I often scour Pinterest for color palettes and wish that I could just zap my magic wand and make things in my house match them. But then again... It's probably for the best that I can't.
When I saw this lovely color collaboration from Pretty Little Studio, it got me thinking about how I could pull some of my older stuff from my stash and use away. Which was a great idea, because I had some amazing papers that were needing to be used up: Cosmo Cricket, Kaisercraft, Basic Grey, American Crafts. I really loved how the fabric paper frayed, and how I was able to make the black chalkboard paper look like a chalkboard with a little bit of ImagineCrafts chalk ink. Just 'dirty' it up, and buff it out.
I even used the Peridot Sketch 10 from Scrapbooksteals.com. And of course, I had to change it up a bit. I only used the left side, swapped out the squares for feathers (made sense with the colors), rotated the pics, and moved the title to the other side. LOVE IT!
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Sunday, September 18, 2011
This is the Life... Topaz 8
I got to use my Counterfeit Kit for the first time this week! (Remember the Counterfeit Kit Challenge??) It was a lot nicer than I realized. Not because I am the most fantastic at making kits, more because there was no time spent figuring out which papers to blend... What to use... Which embellishments to find...
I just got to SCRAP! {PS. Cleanup is SOOO much easier BTW!!}
This layout did end up completely flat. Which is odd for me. I usually use more dimension, add pop-dots, make things shiny, ribbon, twine, etc. It was a total throwback to some of my first pages. And you know what, I love it!
Here is Kristy Lee's sketch for Topaz #8:
And here is my interpretation! I used kraft for the base, then layered it with Crate Paper and Kaisercraft strips from the same piece of patterned paper. I just cut the strips apart, so that it looked like I used different pieces of paper. I love how the simplicity of the background works with the variations in polka dots and other patterns.
I layered a rose colored cardstock circle with a Sassafras Lass Mix and Mend sticker, then added white pen accents.
For the title, I kept things really small so that they didn't compete with the photos. I used Echo Park Springtime small letters in two colors.
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I just got to SCRAP! {PS. Cleanup is SOOO much easier BTW!!}
This layout did end up completely flat. Which is odd for me. I usually use more dimension, add pop-dots, make things shiny, ribbon, twine, etc. It was a total throwback to some of my first pages. And you know what, I love it!
Here is Kristy Lee's sketch for Topaz #8:
I layered a rose colored cardstock circle with a Sassafras Lass Mix and Mend sticker, then added white pen accents.
For the title, I kept things really small so that they didn't compete with the photos. I used Echo Park Springtime small letters in two colors.
I really like how the colors from my main Crate Paper paper and my Pinterest pin really work in this layout!
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