It's been a while since I shared a scrapbook page so I thought I would share this fun page with you. Some friends and I went wine tasting a few months ago and I got some great pictures! And believe it or not the ladies did NOT plan our outfits but we all wore similar shades of pink!
I started with some Recollections patterned paper that had the script writing on it. I used a sponge tool from my 'Lil Inkers set to sponge on Milled Violet and Burlap Distress ink around the edges of the paper to soften and age it. I adhered my pictures to the page with Scrap happy Glue.
on a scrap of Pugnacious Signature White cardstock and distressed the edges.

I stamped Paris Nights Background on a white panel with VersaMark ink and heat embossed with clear embossing powder. Next I colored the entire panel with lavender gelato, rubbed it into the panel wiping off the excess ink on the image with a wet wipe. I distressed the edges of the panel with scissors and Burlap distress ink.
The wine image panel was stamped with memento Tuxedo Black dye ink and colored with Copic markers. I aged the panel by sponging Burlap ink on the panel and on the edges.
All those beautiful sparklies are Cotton Candy Jellie Dots! Love those things!
I punched the bottom border with a border punch and put more Cotton Candy Jellie Dots in the center of each circle.
I hope this helped show you how fun stamping on your scrapbook pages can be!
Have a great weekend!
Paper: The Rubber Cafe'- Pugnacious Signature White cardstock; Recollections Patterned Paper; Bazzill Basic cardstock
Ink: Tim Holtz Milled Lavender & Frayed Burlap Distress inks; Memento Tuxedo Black,;Versamark ink; Faber-Castell Gelatos-Red; Stampendous detail clear embossing powder
Adhesive: The Rubber Cafe'-Scrap happy Glue
Embellishments: The Rubber Cafe'-Cotton Candy Jellie Dots; May Arts Ribbon; Prima flowers
Tools: 'Lil Inkers set
Tools: 'Lil Inkers set
3 comments:
Oooo la la....what a fun page! Great use of the stamps!
Pretty! I love the stamp used as an embellishment for the layout.
great layout and use of the stamps Kristine!
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