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UR Pretty Sweet with Jillibean Soup

on 2012/06/07

 

It is time to share another sampling from this months design team assignment for The Scrapbooking Studio in Bloomington, Illinois.  I was given Jillibean Soup’s Coconut Lime line to create some wonderful goodies.  I loved how bright and springy this whole line was. It was perfect for some pictures of my oldest niece from a couple of years ago.

The Layout

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The Details

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I cut apart a single sheet and using both sides of the double sided paper created a base that I mounted on some brown Bazzil cardstock.  I inked up the edges using Tim Holtz Distress Ink and created a border using red cardstock and a scallop border punch from Fiscars.

I added a couple more strips of pattered paper so that the picture had a place to rest and to give a little more visual interest.  In the upper right corner I added a strip of washi tape from Bella Blvd; a little bit of checkered yellow ribbon and a bow.

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I created a patterned paper grouping from the awesome journaling cards that came with this line (I love the scrabble tile paper and that strawberry; so darling!)  I placed the photo with this grouping and began to embellish using stickers from this line.  I also added some hat pins from Basic Grey and Maya Road

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I wrote out my journaling on a journal card that was included on one of the sicker sheets.  I then added a star sticker and some butterflies.  Using pop dots (or scotch foam mounting tape, which is what I tend to use because it is cheaper and I can cut the pieces to fit my needs and there is no waste!!!) I popped several of my elements, giving the page added dimension.  This is one of my favorite things to do; dimension on our pages is our friend!!!  It makes everything more interesting visually.

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More creative use of foam tape and dimension can be seen in the way I incorporated this element from the “punch out” element sheet that came with this line.  The scalloped circle ties in with the scallop punch I used to border the green gingham blocks.  I also stacked the foam so that there were different heights to this single element.

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Tab stickers have to be an absolute favorite of mine right now, so I was thrilled with the variety that was available with this line.  I used them to include a simple title…  I figured it didn’t need much because there was already so much text throughout the page.

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One Response to “UR Pretty Sweet with Jillibean Soup”

  1. shortsuz says:

    WONDERFUL JOB!!!

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