Winter Trees

Sometimes a simple layout is the best way to show off a photo.

While tidying up a few days ago, I came across this beautiful bare branch stamp set. Now those of you who know me will remember that I love white background layouts with loads of white space so what else could I do but stamp away.

Here is a bit more up close.

The nice thing about it though, is that everyone's layout was different. Xx

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English Country Garden

Pale bluey greens are one of my favourites so this layout sort of came together on its own.

The idea behind it was to use papers from different ranges go together even though the colours didn't match.

So It was a good opportunity to break out the punches and the gems.

And here are a few photos taken in class. 

Good work ladies xx

Multiple Photos

I love this layout but then again I'm biased as the lovely little girl is my youngest Granddaughter. The layout was not made for class but instead for a magazine, unfortunately it didn't make the cut so now I can share it on here.
Note to self...take better pictures before sending your work off lol.

I love the use of multiple photos. I know some people would never cut into a photo but I always try to use as many of my photos as possible so this seems a good way of doing it.

The pleated tissue paper under the photos is the tissue that you get in little packs and is meant for decoupage. I love it because it is so easy to scrunch or please and looks good on a page.

I also needed to add some journaling and Putting the tag to Olivia's finger made me smile.

and the flowers were made using a flower stamp and then cut out and stuck to make a pretty frame.

More tomorrow xx

Christmas Reindeer

This fantastic stamp by Hobby Art will be used a lot this year. The antlers are brilliant for hanging all sorts of Christmas cheer on.

and some more detail

Have a great day xxx