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As you take in the beauty of this year’s May flowers, be sure to look
for some original ways to scrap them. Here are two great ideas from Shauna and
Paris.
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The Busy Scrapper’s
Solution Girl’s to Women collection makes it easy to create a quick
and easy spring page. To keep the page simple with clean lines, Shauna
used a lot of straight lines and then embellished with a row of three
circles. |
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Supplies:
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Instructions:
- Cut the purple texture paper to 3” wide. Adhere under the left edge
of lavender check paper. Trim the right edge of lavender check paper so the
whole page is 12” across. Cut out and glue border strip over seam.
- Mat the photo on lavender texture paper. Trim to 1/16”. Mat on purple
texture and trim to 1/8”. Ink the edges with black. Center on lavender
check paper.
- Cut out paper embellishments. Place brads in the top of circle tags and
adhere under photo using foam tape. Attach tulip embellishment to top of border
strip using foam tape.
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Paris says:
“I love how the botanical artwork, paper and letters on parchment
all match. The tone-on-tone color blocking paper is the perfect place
to add the diamond shaped artwork while vellum gives a soft touch and
raffia completes the garden look.” |
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Supplies:
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Instructions:
- Cut out the diamond shaped floral artwork leaving a thin parchment border
on each side. Add one to the center of each small color blocked square on
the bottom of the green color blocked background paper. Tie a piece of raffia
into a knot and add to the top of each with a Glue Dot™.
- Mat the photo on green vellum, leaving an extra 1 3/4” on the left
side. Trace computer journaling onto the vellum with a black pen. Cut out
the floral artwork and add to the vellum as shown. Cut a 7” x 7 1/4”
piece of the parchment words ephemera paper and layer it behind the right
side of the photo as shown. Glue to the page.
- Cut out the botanical alphabet tiles to spell “spring”. Chalk
the letters with green and mat them on the left side of a strip of green vellum
the same length as the vellum photo mat. Computer journal the words “in
bloom”, then trace them onto the vellum strip. Glue the strip under
the photo, hiding the adhesive under the alphabet tiles.
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