Sometimes when making a scrapbook page, or a card, or any piece of art really, it is sometimes difficult to know when to stop. Take this layout for example. It was looking fine, but then at the last minute I decided to add some sequin waste stencilling, to echo the honeycomb pattern at the bottom right of the page. It was a good idea in theory, but in reality, the page looked much better without it. But stencilling is very unforgiving-once applied there's no going back!!
The layout is made from the March ScrapaGoGo kit, which contained lots of elements that suggested a travel theme, like these cute map paper die cuts, and that great Tolkien quote. So my page is about Emily's first independent travel adventure to Paris last year.
The butterfly body is just a triangular piece of paper rolled around a skewer and secured with glue-very cute I think!!
10 comments:
I think the honeycomb reflects Eifel Towrer and works well - we are own worst critics.
Gorgeous LO Pam! I love those butterflies bodys! Do make me want to go back to Paris!!!
Well I like the stencilling :) love the butterfly - fab page x
Brilliant page-love it!
Pam I think your layout looks great with the honeycomb stencilling. Everything about your layout is perfection!!!
Love the LO ...and I shall be using that butterfly body idea ...if its OK xx
I think this is lovely Pam.
C xx
I think the stencilling really completes your LO. And thanks for the butterfly tip
I love that the butterfly is cut from travel paper. Very clever!
Hi Pam! Great to visit you again! Your pages are beautiful. You always had a great eye for color. Love the combo of purple and yellow.
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