Hi There,
Over the busy festive period I don’t usually get too much scrapbooking done, I know that JYC or December Daily are beyond me! I hope you have all had a great Christmas time and have a happy new year.
This month I tried both the single and double page sketch challenges from the Stick it Down blog. First up the double page with sketch below.
I tried to keep where possible to square elements and lots of florals. This layout was a family friends recent wedding which was just a lovely autumnal wedding, the highlight being whole lamb joints with Moroccan spices for the main!
Their colour theme was reds, navy and oranges with a real rustic feel so I wanted to represent that in my layout.
Single Sketch
The Single Sketch was quite similar to the double page with square photos seperated.
I kept the 2 areas for embellishment with photos from our tree. We don’t have a traditional tree and each year we buy one or two new family chosen decorations so it looks like a total random mishmash which suits us.
I sewed a vellum triangle tree filled with glitter and sequins, I saw the idea from Laura Whitaker on the Scrapbook like a superhero Facebook page. I added some silhouette cut stars from glitter cardstock – I added a lot of splatters and tree stamps from a Shimelle Christmas kits from a few years ago.
Thanks for looking
Supplies:
Vellum Cheveron paper, Heidi Colorshine, little by little – Shimelle
Great 2-pager. Love all the layers and how you have used papers and embellishments. Thanks for playing along with us at Stick it Down.
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I love your take on the sketch! Great colors! Thanks for joining us at Stick it Down!
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These are both amazing but I love the two pager! Your embellishing is amazing! 🙂 Thanks for joining us at SID!
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Fantastic layouts! I love the vibrant colours on the double page layout! And that shaker Christmas tree is amazing on the other one!!!
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Thanks so much for playing along with both the single and double sketches for Stick It Down…. very lovely layouts.
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Love your pages, especially the double one.
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