When Miss Gali catches her play strings,
I wanted a subtle look and this worked perfectly!
I then used Lindy's Stamp Gang Starburst spray Delphinium Turquoise
in areas that a floral arrangement would be placed and also in the photo area.
Amazingly, this color is a 100% match with Miss Gali's play string!
Although I chose to use pastel colored flowers in this layout,
I wanted pops of dark brown/bronze to go with the photo.
I edge punched in select areas and glued dark brown cardstock on the backside
to really bring out the fleur de lis design of the punch.
Dark teal pearls enhance the punch design!
Dark teal pearls enhance the punch design!
To coordinate with this pattern, I chose The Dusty Attic chipboard Fancy Trim #1.
Lindy's Stamp Gang EP color Midnight Bronze was heat embossed on the chipboard.
It's adhered by foam circles placed underneath.
It's adhered by foam circles placed underneath.
with the leopard print cat tunnel in the photo!
(NOTE: I ordered these beauties with black antennae, but because of the bronze colors in my layout,
I removed and replaced them with a simple bronze wire of my own)
I removed and replaced them with a simple bronze wire of my own)
As you can see, this slight alteration with the antennae doesn't take away
from the gorgeous, vivid details in these butterflies!
from the gorgeous, vivid details in these butterflies!
I picked out flowers in a turquoise color to match Miss Gali's play string.
Peach and hints of pale yellow go fabulously with turquoise.
Snippets of white lace add to the feminine feel of this layout.
Thank you very much for visiting and hope you check back again some time!
Have a great weekend!
Lisa : )
Products used:
49 and Market - Sweet Reflections paper collection
Reminiscence |
Reneabouquet's Butterflies
Tiny Treasures "True Love Story" |
Wild Orchid Crafts Flowers
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The Dusty Attic chipboard
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This is so beautiful and I just love how you mixed in the leopard print- so FAB!
ReplyDeleteSo, so pretty! Don't you love the Sweet Reflections?
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