Showing posts with label Simple Stories Sweet Summertime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Simple Stories Sweet Summertime. Show all posts

Wednesday, 22 July 2026

Simple Stories ~ Sweet Summertime #2

Hi everyone and welcome back to the Papermaze blog. 
Today I'm sharing my second layout using Simple Stories, Sweet Summertime - which you can find in the shop here


To create this layout I began with a sheet of white bazzill cardstock. 
I then cut out a circle from the b side of  Backyard Memories and adhered it to the centre of the cardstock, leaving a gap around the edge so I could tuck in the florals. 
I fussy cut lots of flowers from Backyard Memories and began tucking them around the edge of the circle. It didn't matter if they weren't full flower shapes as just half was showing. So it's a good opportunity to use flowers from the edges of the patterned paper. 


I then printed my three photos and positioned them in the circle. I used an alphabet medal die to cut out the letters for my title on white cardstock. 


I then added some stickers from the cardstock stickers around the layout including some more florals!




A simple layout that came together quite quickly! But hopefully quite effective and easily replicated. 

Thanks so much for looking! 

See you again next month. 

Anna
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@acraftylifewithanna

Wednesday, 8 July 2026

Simple Stories ~ Sweet Summertime ☀️ #1

Hi everyone, 
It's Anna here and today I'm sharing my first layout using Simple Stories Sweet Summertime. 
You can find the collection in the shop here


For my first layout this month I decided to create a grid style page using paper windmills. As soon as I saw ‘summer fun’ the paper inspired me to create this layout. 
I cut out each of the squares and I made paper windmills using 10 of the squares. 
To make paper windmills you begin with a square of paper, then draw a cross. You then cut about halfway along each pencil line and then fold each corner into the middle. I then like to secure with enamel dots in the centre.


I adhered the windmills onto my white bazzill cardstock and left some gaps to place my photos.

 


I then added some of the cardstock stickers icons dotted around the page. I tucked them in where I had some gaps around the photos and windmills.  




Thanks so much for looking! 
See you later in the month for another layout using this collection!

Anna 

@acraftylifewithanna