This layout has lots of bling. The small letters in the title were traced using a stencil then filled in with green stickles. Stickles come in a bottle with a tiny opening at the top. Squeeze the bottle and it comes out like glue...glue with glitter, that is! Stickles work great! They come in all kinds of colors, the tops don't get plugged, and a small bottle will go a long way. There are also strips of Heidi Swapp rhinestones accenting the large title letters and portions of the photo matte.
Don't be afraid to look outside the scrapbooking department for bling. The centers of these flowers are accented with jewelry findings.
Include bling in a collage of elements.
Accent patterns in your paper such as these diamonds. Adding rhinestones to polka dots look really cute too!
Add detail to flowers or other designs for an added "wow" factor.
Here is another example of using stickles on a layout. All the smaller letters were filled in with them.
Dangle a charm from a pin or ribbon.
Glitter it with a glue pad! Swipe the die cut letters and flowers with a glue pad. Then sprinkle on glitter and tap off the excess. It really makes the title pop!
A line of stickles was drawn around the edges of the vellum butterfly on this layout. A bling brad was substituted for the body.
Many chipboard letter already come glittered. The ones on this page really help emphasize the sugar theme.
Bling can be used for so many things! Hopefully this gives you some ideas to work with.
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Now it's time for show and tell. Here are some layouts designed by members of our 2nd Saturday group showcasing ideas from previous months. We have some young scrappers that enjoy coming.
This layout was created by Mason McFadden. I love how he arranged so many photos on a one-page layout. He added hand-drawn details to the cutouts on his page. What a great job, Mason!
This was created by Nitchele Meyers. She used lots of clear embellishments to accent her flowers and the princess. Don't they look great?
Natasha Meyers made this layout. She also used some clear embellishments. Isn't it cute (and so is she!)And last but not least, this was created by design team member Tara Lehmann. I love the simple beauty of this layout. She added just the right amount of detail without detracting from her precious photo. The blue cardstock is actually sticker paper. Notice the decorative edges?
2 comments:
I enjoyed seeing all of your scrapbook pages on the blog.
Thanks for posting the 2nd Saturday scrapbook stuff because I always seem to forget what we need to use by the time next month rolls around. I also love seeing other people's work on here.
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