Good morning, the work week is half over! And to inspire you for your weekend crafting time, we've got two incredibly gorgeous layouts by Lisa Novogrodski. She created both with our August Scraps of Darkness "Weathered and Worn" kit...
Here's the first, along with details from Lisa. Isn't it just breathtaking?! This was Lisa's example for our September Inspiration Board Challenge:
I
used the Fabscraps and Teresa Collins papers on this page. I used the
lace paper in the embellishment add on and tore that up tucking in the
edges so just the lacy flowers stand out. I've stamped over them... well
I stamped over everything! Lot's of stamping, a little masking,
misting, drips...oh my!
My
new thing is to decorate my photo. Why not? Who says the photo has to
be matted and untouched right? Mist it, mask it, stamp on it.
Play...play...play!
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I
used some Shimmerz textures and Lindys mist on the bird. (Included in
the color add on) I broke my chipboard up and used the bird on one side
of my page and the rest of the beautiful Blue Ferns Studio chippee on
the other side.
I can't tell you how much I love this layout!
And the next is equally gorgeous!
My first page features the Fabscraps Industrial Chic paper for the background with bits of Teresa Collins Life Emporium and Marion Smith Garment District.
Lisa really knocked it out of the park this month!
I want to thank you for stopping by, we always appreciate that you took time out of your day to see what we are up to!
~Melinda
Here's the first, along with details from Lisa. Isn't it just breathtaking?! This was Lisa's example for our September Inspiration Board Challenge:
\I can't tell you how much I love this layout!
And the next is equally gorgeous!
My first page features the Fabscraps Industrial Chic paper for the background with bits of Teresa Collins Life Emporium and Marion Smith Garment District.
The little envelope flap is a Tim Holtz
die that I cut in half and punched a hole an eyelet. I've added some
washi tape torn up and sprinkled here and there.
I've learned to blend my love of
punching with a more mixed media style. I don't punch my whole page
anymore but find ways to tuck in punched strips to allow for a pretty
touch to soften the more grungy edges.
I love collage style. I've explored
shabby chic "pretty" and still enjoy that for sure but I really love a
little bit more grungy, artsy, still pretty but edgy.
Above all I love to layer... and layer...and layer...
I want to thank you for stopping by, we always appreciate that you took time out of your day to see what we are up to!
~Melinda
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