Love is in the air! Can you smell it? I do! June is usually
filled with weddings! Today, I am sharing a layout I intended on giving to my
Pastors for their wedding anniversary…BUT I love it so much that I may keep it
since it does match the living room décor LOL! Because of my dilemma, I did not
include a photo yet~
On the layout, I went with a monochromatic color scheme
using only white, ivory, beige and neutral tones. I used several BossKut files! I used the Loopy
Doily, Vine
0983, and a piece from the Damask Frame 0378.
I really like how BossKut files can
help embellish a page by using them as a standalone focal point or mixing them
with other embellishments! On this one,
I did a little bit of both. I must say, there is a lot of layering and
dimension on here!
The Loopy Doily has those beautiful loops; I didn’t want to
do too much to it. I simply offset it and then embossed Happily Ever After on the center of the doily using white embossing
powder. Then a photo mat was added for a photo. Tucked behind the doily are a
piece of velum with both dry and wet embossing and another piece from the paper
collection I used for the pattern paper.
The Vine 0983 is perfect to fill in for flower sprays. That
is exactly what I did here! I cut two of them on my BossKut Gazelle. Then I
used an embossing folder to add texture to them. I layered a spray of flowers
on top. I also used the stem from the Damask Frame 0379 as a filler. The frame
was perfect to use as the base for the flowers!
I hear you all asking about that lace! I am getting to it J Now
that beautiful lace was in my DT package from BossKut! Isn’t luscious? As much as it pained me, I used two layers
of that gorgeous lace! I also added two rows of pearls on top.
The charm in the
corner and in the heart in the flower spray was also in my DT package. Because
of the colors of the layout, I painted the charms with Picket Fence Crackle
Paint and sealed them with an acrylic spray. This gave them an antique feel. I
used the crackle paint around the pattern paper to give it a distressed look.
That is the gist of the layout! I hope I inspired you to
pull out those wedding photos and get busy! Don’t forget to pop by BossKut.com for more projects, supplies,
files and inspiration. Thank you for stopping by, Kenya
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So romantic! I love all of the loops and swirls and lace and flowers. I'd keep it, too!
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking!! You did a fantastic job on this Kenya!
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty!
ReplyDeleteKenya, This layout is stunning!!! I love how the neutral colors flow together, love all the embellishments. Yes, I a waiting on the type of lace and floral arrangement..lol
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful - very elegant.
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