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For the weekly art journal sketch challenge (#494), I used leftover patterned paper scraps (Christmas Cheer Collection by Arden Creative Studio) and cut them into different sizes of rectangles - two big ones for the page + two smaller ones to mat the photo. All were secured the E-Z Dots Permanent (Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L) on a 12" square patterned paper background.
I die-cut and assemble the medium Nested Ornament Die Set (Emily Moore Designs) as well as the medium bow from the Dainty Bows Die Set. Each were clustered using the ephemera pack pieces with a combination of 3D Foam Squares Small + 3D Foam Circle Frames. One of the ornaments, I used Creative Photo Corners to create a wreath for a unique accent. Foam and Corners are from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L.
Using several 3D Foam Circle Frames nested together, I popped up the ornaments to the layout for some interest.
For the title, since it was narrow I used the 3D Foam Squares Micro (they are 1/8" tiny!) and worked perfectly :)
Lastly, instead of using sequins, I used the small 3D Foam Circles and foiled them with the Metallic Transfer Foil Sheets in Celebrate. Simple foil steps: peel the top liner of the foam circles, place the foil (color side facing you) over the exposed adhesive and rub to transfer the color. Done!
Thanks for letting me play along!
I die-cut and assemble the medium Nested Ornament Die Set (Emily Moore Designs) as well as the medium bow from the Dainty Bows Die Set. Each were clustered using the ephemera pack pieces with a combination of 3D Foam Squares Small + 3D Foam Circle Frames. One of the ornaments, I used Creative Photo Corners to create a wreath for a unique accent. Foam and Corners are from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L.
Using several 3D Foam Circle Frames nested together, I popped up the ornaments to the layout for some interest.
For the title, since it was narrow I used the 3D Foam Squares Micro (they are 1/8" tiny!) and worked perfectly :)
Lastly, instead of using sequins, I used the small 3D Foam Circles and foiled them with the Metallic Transfer Foil Sheets in Celebrate. Simple foil steps: peel the top liner of the foam circles, place the foil (color side facing you) over the exposed adhesive and rub to transfer the color. Done!
Thanks for letting me play along!
Products Used
This project uses products from 3L, Scrapbook Adhesives, Emily Moore Designs, Arden Creative Studio






















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