Hello again friends! Karla back again with another scrapbook layout using the fabulous Little Lumberjack collection from Echo Park, which is new in the Scrap Shotz Store! On Wednesday, I posted a closeup look at all the pieces available as well as a layout and four cards, which you can find HERE. Today, I'm sharing a process video showing you how I created a Fall Photo Shoot layout using all those funny pics where no one is looking the right way! Since I had so many photos to use, the November 2019 Creative Scrapbooker Sketch was perfect as a starting point.
The Animal Track Stencil was stenciled with brown Distress Oxide Ink over the brown cardstock from the12x12 solid paper pack.I love that Echo Park offers this coordinating solid pack - great for perfectly matching backgrounds!
The ephemera packs are great for adding embellishments! I added some twine to a tag and layered on different elements, using some foam dots for dimension.
I added some alpha stickers from my stash, varying the sizes and fonts to add interest.
I printed some journaling on a card from the Project Life App, printing it out with my Canon Selphy Printer. The finishing touch was adding a few more stars from the sticker sheet and ephemera packs and some matching enamel dots!
Now, here's a look at the video where you can see how everything came together -
Thanks so much for stopping by! Be sure to check out the Little Lumberjack collection in the Scrap Shotz Store, and don't forget to have a peek to see what's new in the shop HERE. I hope you have some crafty time over the weekend, or even just to relax and put your feet up for a few minutes!
Hello! Karla back today with a product closeup - giving you a look at the awesome Little Lumberjack collection from Echo Park, which is new in the Scrap Shotz Store! This collection has an awesome plaid, wood, nature theme with black, brown, cream, gray and red colours, and you will not run out of scrappy ideas to use it for. Further down in the post you'll see a 12x12 Layout I created as well as a Card Set with these products. First off let's have a look at all the fun goodies that are available. Keep in mind, this is not a kit, but you can combine whatever elements of this collection you want!
Here's a look at the video where you can see all these fun elements up close!
Now, let's have a look at a few projects I created! First, I made a layout about the time my youngest daughter brought the class teddy bear home for a weekend adventure. What better papers and stickers could you find for this?!! I used the new December Creative Scrapbooker Sketch to create a grid layout design and layered on patterned paper and a 4x4 cut apart image from the 12x12 Collection Pack over the coordinating 12x12 cream solid.
I used some antique linen distress oxide ink to sponge on some little footprints from the Animal Track Stencil trailing down the layout. I found the red outline letter stickers in my stash and combined them with the 'bear cub' sticker and 'adventure awaits' frame ephemera to create a unique title.
After I layered my photos on using the sketch as a guide I filled in the open areas with various elements from the papers and ephemera packs. I added several clusters of the coordinating enamel dots around the page. I'm definitely seeing enamel dots making a comeback, and I love how they look!
Since I used so many photos on this page I decided to number each one and write a corresponding note in my journaling so we would remember all Barnaby's adventures.
Both girls had a lot of fun playing with Barnaby, and it was great to get these photos out and share those memories again!
Next, I used the 6x6 Paper Pad, stickers (from the 12x12 pack), chipboard, ephemera packs & enamel dots to create four fabulous masculine cards. The 6x6 pad has all the wonderful patterns that are in the 12x12 pack, but on a smaller scale - perfect for cardmaking!
I cut my cardbases from 8 1/2" x 11" cardstock, cut in half and then folded in half again to create four A2 sized cards. I even let my 8 year old choose the papers and stickers, since everything coodinates so well, but I drew the line at placing all the stickers inside the card, lol.
I used some foam tape to give a little dimension and added some fun layers.
This wood slice paper is gorgeous!
I even got some inspiration from the Pagemaps card sketches - a great place to start if you need ideas on where to place elements of your design.
I am really loving plaids right now - this collection combines so many wonderful elements!
Thanks so much for stopping by! Be sure to check out the Little Lumberjack collection in the Scrap Shotz Store, and don't forget you can always find fun new things in the shop HERE by clicking on the most recent date on the left side of the screen. I hope you have a fun and crafty week, and I will be back on Friday with another project using this wonderful collection!
