Showing posts with label Studio Calico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Studio Calico. Show all posts

Monday, December 22, 2014

Turning 2

I was so inspired by last month's sketch here on the UmWowStudio blog, that I created this page with it!  I was at a crop and was stuck... I used the sketch to use up some of my paper scraps on my table and create a celebration page for my son's 2nd birthday photo.  
 I love the UmWow Studio Layered Banner shapes!  They are perfect mixed in with the bigger paper versions. 
 I also love the UmWowStudio flair.. this one from The Bee's Knees set.  So cute!
 I also used some Faber-Castell Design Memory Craft Whipped Spackle through the UmWowStudio Line of Chevrons Mask for a subtle design element.  Some Chevron Confetti was added over that when it dried. 
When I'm stuck for page ideas, I love to go back to my collection of sketches from the UmWowStudio blog and other sources.  It gives me somewhere to start and then I can change or add whatever I need to to make it my own!  

Materials:
UmWowStudio Chevron Confetti 
UmWow Studio Flair The Bee's Knees set
Papers: Studio Calico kit
Canvas pieces: Prima Marketing
Doily
Faber-Castell Design Memory Craft Whipped Spackle
Twine: aMuse
 

Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Heart & Soul {a 12x12 layout}


Hi Everyone!! Today I'm sharing a beautiful layout by Creative Team member Jess Mutty. 



As well as:
Patterned paper: Pink Paislee, Studio Calico
Cardstock: American Crafts
Mist: Heidi Swapp 
Punchinella: Gauche Alchemy
Stickers: Pink Paislee
Rub ons: Pink Paislee
Stick Pin: Little Yellow Bicycle


Jess says : "I've had my eyes on both the layered circles and this large ampersand since I first saw them!  Sometimes naked chip is exactly the right feeling you want and these pieces inspired the whole page from the color scheme up. I kept to neutral tones and a repeating circle theme throughout.  The chipboard circles were awesome layered on top of the printed circles... subtle but they added great dimension and detail. 




And the ampersand was a super title element! It was large enough to overlap my photo and tie the rest of the title into the white space to the right.  I want more of these!"

I can't get over the gloriousness of the almost clean and simple but just not quite, the beautiful layering and the bold chip!