Creating your own wall hanging can be a simple process with just a few supplies. Let's walk through one I recently made with supplies from SRM Stickers and Jillibean Soup.
Gather Your Supplies:
To make this piece you will need White Vinyl (Mine comes from SRM Stickers), a Wood Plank Mix the Media Board (there are several options available here), Vinyl Transfer Paper, Patterned Paper for Flowers (I used Farmhouse Stew), Brads, and Green Cardstock.
Create Your Wall Hanging:
Cut Out Your Quote using an Electronic Cutting Machine of Your Choice.
Use Transfer Paper to transfer it over to your Wood Background
Cut out Flowers and Leaves using a Cutting Machine of Your Choice.
Secure the leaves with a Dual Tip Glue Pen and the Flowers using Adhesive Dots.
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Happy Monday all! Today I get to share some fun news with you! I am going to be doing some card design team work for Hampton Art playing with their huge variety of stamps and metal dies! Today I have my first card up as well as a video. This one showcases the brand new "2 Cool For School" stamp set from Jillibean Soup.
Aren't the colors in this collection just perfect for all those boy paper crafts! Here's my video walk thru on how I created this card:
Even better news? All these products are already available at Scrapbook.com! Just click on the affiliate links below to pick them and get into the fun of crafting for the boys!
I love to go to home decor magazines and shows for inspiration as I create my paper crafts. Shiplap is EVERYWHERE and I just love the look. As I was working on my Guest Designer work for Jillibean Soup, I was inspired by the Wordfetti to create a shiplap background.
As you can see, mission accomplished as the background for my picture!
Here's a process video that takes you thru both that and the rest of the layout:
So what do you think? It's a manageable technique! I bet there are tons of other supplies out there as well that you can create the look with!
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I have the privilege of being a guest designer for Jillibean Soup this month and they sent me Souper Celebration to create with. I have always loved to do birthday layouts so it was right up my alley! Since I do so many birthday layouts I always am on the lookout for fresh ideas. Today I thought I would share some boy birthday scrapbook layout ideas.
1) Create a unique title based on current trends.
First up is this teenage birthday boy layout for Jillibean Soup! For this one I shied away from too many themed elements, because he's a teenager! I went with HB2U thinking that worked well for this texting/instagraming generation. That was a really easy way to make it work for his age!
Here's the process video for this layout:
2) Get clever with icons!
There are lots of ways to personalize a little boy layout but one of my favorite ways to is to add letters to different icon stickers. In this layout those little monsters were perfect for adding the word "Dude" to.
3) Use birthday icons in multiples to embellish and add interest to your layout.
Imagine this layout without those balloons down the center. It would be a much more boring and flat layout. With them it helps draw the eye down from the title to the pictures and the various heights and colors add pops up excitement.
4) Let the pictures lead the way.
You can't look at this layout and not notice his ice cream covered face. By combining banner pieces and a circle punch I was able to easily incorporate ice cream cones into my layout embellishments.
5) You can't go wrong with banners!
Banners are everywhere in the paper crafting industry. But they make a whole lot of sense when you use them on birthday layouts and on this one I incorporated a whole line of them as well as one that makes a subtitle.
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Hi there crafty friends! I am excited to share that I have joined the team at Stuck?! Sketches and will be playing with Laura's fabulous sketches twice a month! This is actually my first time on a sketch team and I am excited for the new challenge! Here's the first sketch I played with:
Isn't it a fun one!?! You can play along too on their site and get in on a prize!
I decided to dig into my Jillibean Soup for this creation. I recently got to visit their warehouse sale and was all kinds of inspired and excited afterwards! Plus they always have great boy options! This one is mostly from Mushroom Medley! The layout is the first one with a picture of my son with his brand new glasses! Obviously and important moment to document and one he will remember forever!
I had made a process video but unintentionally deleted it, so for the first time in awhile I do not have a process video to go along with a layout! That said, I've got lots of new ones in the works so don't wander too far from this blog ;)
Below is a list to all the supplies from this layout - just click on the Affiliate Thumbnails to check them out!
