KaiserCraft's new Lush line is a great fit for so many photos! The colors are very neutral, which make them coordinate well with outdoors, vacation and masculine layouts. There are a variety of patterns in this line, in addition to a few stamp sets, some chipboard and rub-ons. I also love the little Journaling Tag booklet- they're great for layering, journaling and titles!
DaddyO
Quinn gave her Daddy this nickname and giggles whenever she says it. I knew I had to get this recorded, and the colors in the Lush line coordinated so well with my beach pictures. First I used the large polka dot paper (my favorite!) behind the photo. Then I used the strips sheet to cut several patterns and colors to layer with the photo. The papers with the journaling on it are from the cute little journaling tag pad. A little mist, a title and some doodled lines around the edge tied the page together. The strip papers make for a really quick, easy layout!
Sunset
Yet another vacation layout came together with this line. I layered several of the patterned papers together on a sheet of Core'dinations cardstock, then decided it needed something more. I used the diecut sheet from this line as a template, and traced it onto a strip from the strips sheet to make the bracket shaped pieces on this page. I added the title, chipboard buttons from this line, and at Quinn's request, some butterflies punched again from the strips sheet.
Silver Lake
Ok, I promise this is my last vacation layout. :) But really, these colors go so well with beach and outdoors pictures! You know how sometimes you have a lot of photos you want to scrap from one event, but aren't sure how to arrange them without making the page too busy? Well, use a simple grid design like I did here. I printed my photos as 2x3 inches. I arranged them to leave one open space for a title and one for journaling. I kept this page simple by using the solid colored papers from this line, and accented them with some of the rub-ons. I outlined the rub-ons for a little more definition.
A Very Nice Visit
I had to use the pretty bracket shaped die cut paper from this line, so I used the bottom part of it for this layout. I layered several other papers and added a gathered strip of paper under the photos. I layered some of the chipboard pieces from this line and added some of those fabulous KaiserCraft pearls. Since this page is for my sister's album, I left the die cut sheet open so she can add her own journaling.
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