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Wonderful
by Cassie WiscarsonSep 13, 2026
I’m kicking off September with one of the brand-new September Pearscription files from Peartree Cutfiles, paired with one of this month’s challenges!
Can you guess which challenge I used? Here’s your clue: 9 of something!
For this layout, I dug DEEP into my stash and pulled together a mix of patterned papers to create a colorful, layered background. I added a few fun embellishments and a photo that makes me smile, and it all came together just like I had pictured!
I love when an idea in my head actually makes its way onto the page exactly the way I imagined it.
Can you guess which challenge I used? Here’s your clue: 9 of something!
For this layout, I dug DEEP into my stash and pulled together a mix of patterned papers to create a colorful, layered background. I added a few fun embellishments and a photo that makes me smile, and it all came together just like I had pictured!
I love when an idea in my head actually makes its way onto the page exactly the way I imagined it.


When I try it it just doesn’t look right, even in using papers from one collection.