My Story Layout
Supplies:
Heart Strings Sheet, Heirloom Roses Sheet,
decorative tape, enamel shapes, mixed bag, die cut journaling cards, rub-ons
Images are 7.5” x 6” and 3” x 3”
Brown Ink Pad
Red Ink Pad
Black Ink Pad
Grey Ink
Letter Stamps
Marker
Tools:
Paper Cutter
Ruler
Knife
Double Sided Tape
Grab the Heart Strings and Heirloom Roses Sheets, and your images.
With a
ruler and knife or paper cutter, follow the lines on the Heirloom Roses Sheet
and cut the paper so you have 7 black arrows.
Place the arrows on the right side of the
layout, along with the ‘today’ and the ‘date card’ from the Mixed Bag.
A good
idea is to lay the page out before proceeding so you can alter it if needed. As
you can see I quickly realized I only wanted to proceed with a single 3”x3”
image.
Give
the arrows a few sprtiz of your black Color Bloom spray paint, and let dry.
Once
it is dry, place it on the layout sheet. With double sided tape, secure it. You
will have parts of the arrows hanging off the layout, so turn the page over and
cut off the excess with the ruler and knife.
Grab
your grey Ink and the Coffee Stain stamps. Place a few of the stamps around the
page.
Use your alphabet stamps and black ink to add a
title or message on the date card.
Ink the edges of the card. Red ink on the top
part and brown ink on the bottom part.
With
your marker, add the date on the upper red area of the card.
Secure
the larger image to the page with the red decorative tape. I liked the look of
irregular and slightly sloppy tape placement.
With double sided
tape, secure the date card down.
Place the small image down and secure that with the red decorative tape.
Find
this arrow die cut journaling card and punch 5 arrows from it. Dab them in red
ink and let dry.
Using double sided tape, secure the today die cut
and place the red arrows to the right side of it.
Then, find the rub-ons. I find it easiest to cut out which designs you
want, from the plastic sheet. This way you won’t accidentally rub any other
designs as well. I chose the Note and Love This rub-ons.
Jeri, this layout is spectacular! You have really captured the movement of the race track! The stripes veering off to the right really gives the illusion of the track as it curves around the corner! I love it!
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