"Dreamer" Layout C85 Shabby Rose Collection from Fabs Scraps

Today I share this Fab Scraps DT project done using C85 Shabby Rose Collection. This page is memory of my Grand Daughter getting her braces off after many months wearing them. What a beautiful smile. 

FOR THIS LAYOUT YOU WILL NEED:

Supply List:

Paper: C85 Shabby Rose Collection
Stencil: DS 05 50 shabby rose clock stencil
Chipboard: DC 85 002 chipboard Dreamer
Accents: metal, dew drop
Ink: Tim Holtz mini pad
Other: Spellbinder die cut, beads cardstock, sew easy ink roller, Kreaxions Circle Cutter, Heartfelt Creations flower shaper kit, copic marker

INSTRUCTIONS:

STEP #1: Pull your paper choices....  cut some shapes/ layers and you plan to use them. I chose some circles... one solid and one ring with the full sheet background for starters.

STEP #2: I decided that I'd layer the circles per above.

STEP #3: Next I thought it would be great to add more colour, depth and texturing to the page by stenciling the circles.

STEP #4: I added even more stenciling and also added ink to the edges of the circles to pop each layer.

Here is the close up of this section.

STEP #5: I chose this photo which needed matting top showcase the photo and I pulled the chipboard Dreamer title.

STEP #6: I copic coloured the chipboard and to make the  title pop I added paper backing.

STEP #7: I die cut flower pieces using Heartfelt Creations dies... but you can punch them also. I then shaped them using the Heartfelt Creations shaping kit.

STEP #8: Next you pick some accents... above is some chose to pick from. 

STEP #9: I went with the layered flowers with a dew drop centre and twine tied the metal accent to the flower cluster. I added some pearl border to the layout.

STEP #10: Here is the finished section with the double matted photo, stenciling and the clustered section.

STEP #11: I also added a 2nd cluster of flowers with a die cut flourish accent. Also I cut the grey print to create a paper border  and darkened the mat to make it pop.

STEP #12: In this view you can see how the layers, colour changes and stenciling gives added depth to the piece.

Thanks for joining me today.