Good morning! Just a quick post today. CS Sketch #200...yes they are on #200...is up and live on the CS blog! I played along this time to help Kristine celebrate this fabulous milestone. Here is my take on the sketch:
I used some of my favorite Jillibean Soup papers, stickers and corrugated shapes on my layout. I used a scrap of paper I had cut out some stars from using my Cricut to create the mask for the stars. I laid the mask over the layout and then used a sponge dauber to apply Vintage Photo Distress Ink. I then added a light misting of Tattered Leather Glimmer Mist for a little sparkle. I also gave in to the confetti rage and added a bit of that using some scraps and my hole punches. I found that I was able to figure out where to glue the confetti down by dropping a few pieces of the "confetti" onto my layout and then seeing where it landed. If it was too thick, I removed a few and then just glued them in place. Also if I didn't like the color that was in one place, I just switched it out for another color in the same spot. It was kind of a trial and error thing, but I do like the finished look. It is similar to the paint splatter look, but I liked it better, because I felt more in control of the finished look. I have tried the paint splatter thing and I always wish the paint had splattered in a different place. LOL!
Hope you all are having a great weekend and make sure you stop by the CS blog to see the other designers take on this awesome sketch!
HAPPY HUGS!
Juliana
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Absolutely charming! The confetti really does add a little something. Love how you picked up the colors of the picture in the layout as well.
ReplyDeleteI love every inch! Just darling... and the little touches make it pop!
ReplyDeleteVery cool LO, Juliana! Really like the colour combo and the stars.
ReplyDeleteHi Juliana! Soo glad I came across your amazing blog thanx to CS! I love every detail on this layout, it is simply amazing! I will surely come back more often ;-) aah and what a beautiful thought at the end :) much love, Lucia xxx
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