Lucky You St. Patrick's Day Scrapbook Page

Today I'm sharing a scrapbook page I created using Elle's Studio March Digital Cutting File. When I first saw the four leaf clovers, I fell in love. I also knew they would be perfect to use on a scrapbook page with these photos of my nieces enjoying the St. Patrick's Day Parade. I have been holding onto these photos for two years, just waiting for the right inspiration. Don't you just love when things seem to be made for each other like that?

Lucky You Scrapbook Page for Elle's Studio by Juliana Michaels

Detail 1 of Lucky You Scrapbook Page for Elle's Studio by Juliana Michaels

TIPS AND TECHNIQUES | BRUSH SCRIPT TITLES AND ALTERED LETTER STICKERS

Lately, I have been intrigued by the hand lettering and brush script fonts that seem to have become so popular right now. Back in the day, I used to do a lot of calligraphy and hand lettering. When I first started scrapbooking, we didn't have all these cool letter stickers and die cutting machines to use and I used to do all of my own titles. I need to pull some of those out one of these days and share them. LOL!

Anyway, this inspired me to pull out one of my Tombow Dual Brush Pens and starting practicing on some scrap paper. Once I was happy with the look, I pulled out a piece of "good" paper and created my title. I then cut it out to create my own "die cut" title! 

The small letter stickers were originally gray, but I colored them black with a marker to help them better match my layout.

Detail 2 of Lucky You Scrapbook Page for Elle's Studio by Juliana Michaels

I attached the title to the layout using double sided foam tape to give it more dimension.

Detail 3 of Lucky You Scrapbook Page for Elle's Studio by Juliana Michaels

FUN FIND | RIBBON 

If you are looking for a way to add texture without bulk to your paper craft projects, then check out this awesome ribbon I used. Tracey Sabella gave me some when we got together recently to scrap and I immediately fell in love with it! It adds a subtle touch of texture without being bulky or overly obvious. After I adhered several strips to the background paper, I then sewed the four leaf clovers in place on top of them.

Detail 4 of Lucky You Scrapbook Page for Elle's Studio by Juliana Michaels

SUPPLIES | LUCKY YOU SCRAPBOOK PAGE

Patterned Paper: Elle's Studio - Stars, Say What /Everyday Moments; May and June / 2014 Collection; Lovely Day / Penelope
Die Cuts: Elle's Studio - March Kit
Letter Stickers: Elle's Studio - Dark Gray
Ribbon:
Marker: Tombow Dual Brush Pens - Black
Adhesive: Scotch ATG, Scotch Double Sided Foam Mounting Tape
Sewing Machine: Kenmore


Looking for more ideas on what to do with Elle's Studio March Kit?
Check out my March Scrapbook Page.


And if you want even more ideas, check out the Elle's Studio Design Team Inspiration Gallery. You are sure to be inspired with what you find there!!!

LINKED
Paper Issues - Count Your Lucky Stars

10 comments

  1. Wow!. Your handmade title is stunning!

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  2. How adorable, Juliana! Those shamrocks are just so perfect for your photos. Love the fun trim behind them and the stitching, too, and your hand-lettered title is fabulous!

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  3. Love that you cut out your title - I've tried brush script, but never thought to cut it out, can't wait to give that a try! What a cut file using your great handwriting :)

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  4. What fun layouts! I love all the shamrocks, the stitching, your title.. I could go on and on!!!

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  5. Love the way you used the clover cut file in your background Juliana and the brush script title turned out awesome!! Such a fun page!

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  6. Soooooooooo gorgeous! I love love love love the shamrocks!!!!!!

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  7. beautiful! I love your script title..x

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  8. Thank you, thank you, thank you for linking up your gorgeous layout over at Paper Issues!! I fell in love the second I saw it and I had to feature it on our blog today. Your work is amazing!!

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Every time you smile at someone, it is an action of love, a gift to that person, a beautiful thing. ~Mother Teresa

HUGS!
JULIANA

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