I am so done with winter – really…I want sunnnnnnnnnnnn…. ;) No wonder I was longing to do a very summery layout for this month’s Build a Page at Prima.
I only used a couple of the honeycombs in the Prima Stencil and used a mixed of Ranger Distress Pains and Dylusion Ink Sprays. Here is the sketch this layout is based on:
I love the Branch and made it a bit more my own by adding gesso and paint :)
Prima Supplies: Sunrise-Sunset Collection „Del Sol“ #960001 Sunrise-Sunset Collection „Sun Burn“ #960025 Engraver Collection Clear Stamp #563042 Lifte time Collection Branch #565572 Art Stencil 12×12 #922368 Resist Alphabets Stripe #564094 Labelle Flowers Surfside #565831 Junk Yard Findings #891664 Chalk Fluid Pads Fall Leaf #891262
Other Supplies:
Ranger Dylusions Ink Sprays, Ranger Distress Paints, Ranger Archival Ink, Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3DFoampads, MyStik Permanent, Liquitex Gel Medium and Gesso
Hope you have a sunny day :)
hugs
Nat
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Carmen Lucero
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Love the orange and blue together, Nath! I still have to get my hands on that awesome stencils!
Carmen L
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Cindy Gay
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Very pretty colors and a creative design!
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Nurse Ratchet
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It was spring like here in Toronto today. Really love your fab layout!!
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Gunvor
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Lovely! We need more summer here as well
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Sue Clarke
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I like what you did with the branch and of course you made it your own.
Snowing here so I’m ready for some summer as well!
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ScrappingCorner
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You amaze me Nathalie! Love what you did with this sketch. I’m doing mine soon! But it won’t compare to yours, for sure.
Lorena
http://www.ScrappingCorner.ca
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petyvic
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Such a beautiful selection of colors! these “cheers” me!
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Jean Marmo
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These colors are so striking!
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Cyndi
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Love this! I would really like to try to do something like this. You are inspiring!
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Gerd Anderson
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Thanks for the inspiring Summer input!
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