Close up of my work in progress. I'm loving the look of banners, but I still haven't mastered the "cut". I may buy SU! Paper Snips with my next order and try making these banners again because those scissors have a nice sharp point.
Sketch 6: was a Double Page Spread. I LOVE it! I'll be using this one again. I added 3 pictures to the sketch to make it fit the pictures I wanted to use.
Have you ever bought Double Sided Paper, and had a difficult time deciding which side to use? Sometimes it seems a shame to hide the back side. This page is a nice solution. Here's what I did.
1. Cut 3" off a 12x12" sheet of double sided paper. Now you have a 9"x12" Sheet and a 3"x12" paper.
2. Cut the 3" paper in half to 1 1/2" x 12"
3. Place one of the 1 1/2" strips on the top of the page.
4. Turn the 9" x 12" paper over to the other side and adhere below the smaller top strip.
5. Adhere the remaining 1 1/2" strip to the bottom.
Now you have made your own designer series paper and you get the best of both sides.
(Note: Paper used is retired SU! Blueberry Crisp. This is my first SU scrapbooking page. I was honestly surpirsed how well the paper coordinated with my picutres)
Stampin' UP! Supplies Used:
Paper: Sahara Sand, Blueberry Crisp DSP (Retired)
Ink: Pacific Point Marker
Paper: Sahara Sand, Blueberry Crisp DSP (Retired)
Ink: Pacific Point Marker
Misc.: Basic Glimmer Brads, Glue Dots, Very Vanilla Seam Binding Ribbon, Dimensionals.
Sketch 7: Sorry some of he colors are hard to see. It not a good day to photograph.
Sketch 8
Both together:
Creative Blessings,
Heather North
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