This layout was a Cape Cod wedding and the client made a note for me that the reception was a lobster bake. So I made sure to include nautical elements befitting of the theme.
This page started with a white cardstock base and then I added a mint and white wide nautical-like stripe paper that I distressed the edges of. Next, I cut a couple of strips of grey and white floral paper then used my scoring board to score in my pleat lines so they were nice and crisp. I folded my pleats and then glued the strips together so that I had a 12 inch long strip.
Then I hand stitched a seam across one side of the pleated strip to hold the pleats together nicely. I added a little color to the grey and white pleated strip by adding some chalk ink to the bottom edge.
Next, I matted the photos on a mint colored cardstock. I also added two 3x4 journaling cards, inking the edge of one of them. I also made banners from white cardstock and used my We R Memory Keepers Typecast typewriter to add some text, including on about a lobster bake.
Next I die cut a doily out of vellum and also a lobster from some reddish-pink cardstock. Finally, I layered everything on, adding flowers and thread as well as a cardstock sticker, using pop dots where I needed some dimension. Lastly, I added a few rhinestone gems and then added some Nuvo drops in sea breeze.
I really love the way this page turned out, with the range of blue-greens from mint to teal. The addition of the reddish-pink really draws the eyes in and ties in nicely with the bouquets in the photos. I also love the look of the pleated paper strip.
Products Used
Simple Stories: Beautiful - hello beautiful, horizontal elements, journaling card elements | Recollections: Cardstock - white; Flower Shop: vintage mix, mint mini mix, mint water color | Bazzill: Cardstock - vellum, turquoise mist, flamingo | Prima: Zella Teal - say it in crystals; Chalk Ink - fresh mint | WeR: Typecast | Nuvo: Jewel Drops - sea breeze | Project Life: Southern Weddings - chipboard stickers | Tim Holtz: Alterations - doily #2 | Other pop dots, thread
Happy Scrapping!
Adrienne
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