Hi everyone,
Amy here with you today. I have a scrapbook page to share with you using lots of amazing products from Bee Arty - take a look!
To start, I took a sheet of the 'Twenty Twenty' 12" x 12" scrapbooking paper from the 365 collection.
This sheet will be the border.
In order to save paper, I cut out a 10" x 10" square as pictured, to leave just the border.
Next I trimmed a sheet of heavy 12" x 12" heavy white cardstock to 10 ¾" x 10 ¾" so it overlapped the border.
This square was now my working space for my background.
Next, I splattered some some Colour Artist ink in 'Bordeaux' mixed with water onto a messy mat and placed my page face down over it and gently rubbed the back of the paper to allow the the ink to spread over the white cardstock. I then heat-dried it with my heat gun.
I repeated this step with the Colour Artist inks in 'Oasis' and 'Citrus' but I did not apply as much ink for these colours as I wanted the beautiful 'Bordeaux' to dominate here.
With a paint brush, I added some splatters over the background using the remnants of the ink.
Once I was happy with background I set it aside to dry and set to work on the layers behind my photo. Apart from medical gauze for texture, I trimmed down papers using both the 'Silence' paper from the Untangle Collection and 'Direction' from the 365 Collection, as well as some more of the 'Twenty Twenty' paper.
I then placed them behind the photo with a torn paper doily and adhered them down to my page.
To add a bit of bling to this gorgeous cut shape, I applied some of the Colour Blast Shimmer pen in 'Clear' then adhered the shape slightly over the bottom corner of the photo.
To complete this page, I included some thread, flowers, sequins and the title from my stash.
Take a look at these close ups...
Here are the products I used from the store:
Papers:
365 Collection 'Direction', 'Twenty Twenty'
Untangle range 'Silence'
Metal Die 'Beaded'
Shimmer Pen in 'Clear'
Other Products:
Heavy white cardstock
Messy mat
Water
Paint brush
Plastic wrap
Thread
Sequins
Medical gauze
Title
(Anything goes when it comes to embellishing!)
Thank you for looking and I hope this might inspire you to try some of these techniques.
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