Hello Creative Friends!
Here I am today with my first project on the blog with the beautiful collection “the Flower Emporium” designed by Vicki Boutin.It’s such a versatile collection and I can’t stop using it for my projects.
Today I’m showing you something a little different that I announced in our Facebook fan group last Thursday: a series of layouts but on the Travelers-Notebook that you will find published every Thursday (follow the 49andmarket Facebook group and my profile for the cover and the next posts).
I love photographing flowers, plants and nature in general and seeing the change in colors over the months and I decided to dedicate an entire TN to these photos with the help of this new collection.
This is the first project that I show you, and it is the month of March.
I printed the photo in a very large format, so that it also partially occupies the left page, and I combined it with the yellow patterned paper with circles that recalls the flowers in the photo and also the circles that are present. In this way I was able to directly put some embellishments on the photo that act as a caption for the project and I superimposed several diecuts, thickening some elements.
For the left side I created the title by combining die-cuts, chipboards, and rub-ons.
And then I added stickers like “#” and the writing on top of the chipboard and laser embellishments like the flowers and the full page bow; I love that the stickers coordinate with the size of the chipboards and die-cuts to create endless combinations.
49 and Market products:
- The Flower Emporium 12×12 Paper Pad (12 papers, 2 each) – 49 and Market
- The Flower Emporium Essential Rub-on Transfers – 49 and Market
- The Flower Emporium Laser Cut Elements – 49 and Market
- The Flower Emporium Icon Die-Cuts – 49 and Market
- The Flower Emporium Journaling Die-Cuts – 49 and Market
- The Flower Emporium Cardstock Stickers – 49 and Market
- The Flower Emporium Chipboard Bits – 49 and Market
- The Flower Emporium Chipboard Basics – 49 and Market
I hope you enjoyed this project even if it’s not a layout, let me know what you think and I’ll see you next Thursday on social media for another TN-Thursday project.
Be Creative,
EVY
