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For this layout, I knew I wanted a lighter background.
1. I used an old sheet of Basic Grey from my stash that matched the Kaiser Pearls.
2. Then I carefully cut a large 12x12 blue scalloped frame to layer on top of the lighter paper. This way I was able to save most of the blue paper for another layout.
3. I cut a brown photo mat and placed it underneath the transparency, then layered the transparency with my photo on the top.
4. Since the transparency had lots of flowers and flourishes, I played with flowers, chipboard, and the Kaiser Pearls.
5. Lastly, I used the journaling space for the word "Family" within my title.
**Tip** When using transparencies, I like to use glue dots to hold everything together. By layering things, I was able to use approximately 10 glue dots to hold the transparency onto the paper. None of them show because they are all underneath the embellishments.
1. I used an old sheet of Basic Grey from my stash that matched the Kaiser Pearls.
2. Then I carefully cut a large 12x12 blue scalloped frame to layer on top of the lighter paper. This way I was able to save most of the blue paper for another layout.
3. I cut a brown photo mat and placed it underneath the transparency, then layered the transparency with my photo on the top.
4. Since the transparency had lots of flowers and flourishes, I played with flowers, chipboard, and the Kaiser Pearls.
5. Lastly, I used the journaling space for the word "Family" within my title.
**Tip** When using transparencies, I like to use glue dots to hold everything together. By layering things, I was able to use approximately 10 glue dots to hold the transparency onto the paper. None of them show because they are all underneath the embellishments.
Products Used
This project uses products from Basic Grey








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