Pemberley Workshop Scrapbook Layout #3: Based on "Love Potion" pattern from the How to Book titled "Magic" pg 18 |
One of my absolute favorite techniques to use is to stamp on a dark brown, kraft brown, brown bag, or desert sand colored cardstock with an also dark ink- then color it in with white or light colored shades of gel pen ink and colored pencil. The effects are simple and beautiful!
When I created this layout I also kept in mind the inspiration of the "Picture Perfect Challenge" from the Heart 2 Heart blog. The ques I took from the inspiration photo were that repeated shapes, the crisp white against the desert sand brown, the lined up squares of the photos on the wall, and empty space on the wall by the window.
I will add a cricut cut title in Colonial White or Bamboo card stock later. You can easily create a variation on this layout by flipping over the papers to use the other side. This would work with the honeycomb cutouts too, they would be yellow patterend shapes instead.
What I used:
Desert Sand and Bamboo Cardstock
Bamboo and Outdoor Denim Ink
B&T Duo Papers
Card Word Puzzle Stamp Set (Butterfly)
Pemberley Stamp Set (Rope)
White Gel Pen
White Colored Pencil
Yellow Colored Pencil
How to Book, "Magic"
Micro Tip Scissors
Love your colored butterflies. Great Layout. Thanks for sharing with us at H2H!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that you turned the inspiration photo into a scrapbook page and the Pemberley papers work beautifully for it! Thanks for joining us at Heart 2 Heart!
ReplyDeleteIt took me a minute to figure out where the coloring was. Oops. Hehe. I see it. That's fabulous, Heather Jane. Can't wait to see this with the title and journaling. Cute pic's. :)
ReplyDeleteI love this layout... love what you did with the butterfly and the octagons!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty layout! I especially love how you cut out elements of the B&T to make the patterns less "busy." Thanks for taking the H2H photo inspiration challenge!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty. I love the hexagons across the the page. I also love the way you colored the butterflies. Just lovely. Thanks for playing this week at H2H!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty and I can see why this could be dubbed a "Pemberly" room! Cute layout and so glad you played H2H!
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