I am fortunate that I can use kits in advance so I used my Alice
kit for my entry into Scrap the Girls November 2017 Challenge as it was
the perfect prompt to combine with this kit and my photos from
cosplaying the Cheshire Cat at last year's FraserPop Festival. So today
I wanted to share with you the details of how this layout came
together.
I
decided to use the chipboard from the kit and paint it with my Vicki
Boutin pink paint and Dina Wakley eggplant paint, I decided to give it a
think coat and they use it like a stamp on my background. I created
the background with the left over paint by doing the packaging technique
with it and then stamping my still wet chipboard onto the cardstock. I
love the effect this gave my background and how it affected the
finished paint on the chipboard.
I
decided to layer my chipboard onto the blue satin flower but that meant
the top would be higher than the bottom so I used Helmar Scrap Dots
along the bottom to lift it up to the same height as the top. They were
the perfect way to get the perfect height.
As the top of my chipboard was sitting on the flower the bottom needed to be raised, I used Helmar Liquid Scrap Dots to do this. They are perfect for something like this as you can adjust the height they are giving you quiet easily.
I then added the mini cards and the bottle charm to create a whimsical cluster.
I
then added some washi to the top left and bottom right corners and
wrote my titles on the washi but sort of going off it a bit.
I added a piece into my main cluster/photo area to pull it all together.
Once
everything was dry I realised I forgot to use the tail and my plan all
along had been to make that a feature of this layout, oh well I will
save it for the next layout.
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What a super fun and bright layout! Love how you used the chipboard to use it as a stamp kind of very good use of supplies.
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