Here is my second DT post, with two layouts made using the April Papermaze kit.
As
well as the six patterned papers, the kit has a collection of
embellishments. There are two sheets of Bazzill cardstock included, and
you can also buy four more in the co-ordination pack. I have dipped back
into the past for these two layouts with photos from 2008 and 1995.
Before looking at how I made the layouts, here are the details of what you will find in the kit.
Patterned Papers:
Mintay Papers - Photographer collection - #02 & #05
Stamperia - Alterego collection - Postcard & Turquoise Wallpaper
Stamperia - Create Happiness collection - Dewdrops - Wood
P13 - Love Stories collection - #06
Bazzill Basics Cardstock - Twig & Whirlpool (included in kit). Coastal, Avalanche, Jade & Cinnamon Stick (in extra Bazzill pack)
Home Sweet Home - My son at 3 years old, helping to clean the Wendy house
For the background I used the sheet of Turquoise Wallpaper paper. Onto this I added a strip of paper torn from Dewdrops - Wood, and placed this vertically onto the background, after inking the edges. I followed the line of the wood effect paper, with a strip of my own filmstrip washi tape.
I arranged my photo overlapping the strips, in the centre. Then I fussy cut some flowers from Mintay #05 (scraps leftover from previous layouts). I inked these and mounted them onto the page using 3D pads.
For my title I used the word 'HOME' from the Cocoa Vanilla foam stickers in the kit. I added the rest of the title using some tiny letter stickers from my stash.
I tucked some cheesecloth along the joins in the papers and around the flowers.
I added a little wooden house, numbers for the date and a key to the layout.
I made a small journalling tag from Dewdrops - Wood paper, and a die from the Tim Holtz Sizzix Tag collection set. I inked the edges, and wrote my journalling, then tucked it just under the flowers.
Finally, I added a scattering of water drops.
Memories - A photo of me with my husband on a family day out in Essex. We visited the Battlesbridge Antique Centre, and here we are at the very top of the building in the café.

Thanks for looking
Lynn x


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