Sunny Days by Elaine King
Cut a large triangle from the camera sheet. To do this measure down 5” from the top and cut this strip off. Measure the centre point and make a small mark. Draw a line. Cut from the top corner to...
Cut a large triangle from the camera sheet. To do this measure down 5” from the top and cut this strip off. Measure the centre point and make a small mark. Draw a line. Cut from the top corner to...
I began by using the same ‘Happy List’ paper which I used in my first layout, this time using the yellow, orange and coral rainbow sections. I cut these out and distressed the edges. I tore a two inch strip...
Gut the pale blue cardstock leaving a 2” border around the edge. Use white card to create a 10” square. Use a stencil with horizontal lines, linked below, and stencil a large panel on the left and a small panel on the...
To start I trimmed the Coastal cardstock to 11x11 inches and the the no6 paper to 10x10 inches. I layered both of these, after distressing the edges, onto a piece of white cardstock. Then I trimmed the no2 paper to...
First of all I cut down the Coconut Swirl cardstock to 11.5 squared, and gutted the Quicksand cardstock to make a frame for the white.Using a stencil from my own stash I added some leaves to the corners of the...
First take the striped sheet of paper and cut a large banner from the Fine Day paper using the reverse terrazzo side. Cut a slightly smaller banner from a large scrap from the kit. I bought an additional fussy cutting sheet with...
First take the sheet of Be Free paper and cut four square photos and mount them on the Twill Bazill card stock. Place them in the top left hand corner. Punch 1/2 inch semi circles and cut in half and place...
First take a piece of white card from your own stash and stencil rows with Tim Holtz inks. You can choose from a section of stencils below if you don’t have this exact stencil. I used Unchartered Mariner, Fossilised Amber and...
Take the sheet of Passionate card stock and liberally splatter paint over the central section. I used Dina Wakley Acrylic paint for this. I squeezed a small amount onto a craft mat, sprayed water onto it to dilute it then used a...