In the case of this layout, I used 1/4 inch of 13 different papers, adding of to a total of 3.25 total inches of 12 inch width paper. Well, and one full background sheet. And I wonder why I never kill my kits, LOL
So here it is. I challenged the Lily Bee Design blog readers to use 10 or more Mixed Cardstock stickers on a single page. And 21 stickers later, this is how I did it.
It is really just a simple grid design. The grid paper allowed me to freehand stitch the strips down, no adhesive at all!
Then all that was left was to tuck in stickers willy nilly, hither and yon! I like the final effect. Sort of like anchored little pockets in which to place treasures.
Hope you're having a lovely day! For all the US folks, it's only one more week until Thanksgiving! Do you have your Turkey???
Cute layout! I can't believe how little pp you used, yet it doesn't look like you used 10+ stickers either.
ReplyDeleteThis is great. I can't believe how little paper you used yet it looks so colourful.
ReplyDeletelove your superfunky grid layout! Have a lovely day, Janna
ReplyDeleteGreat layout! I love the GRID. It looks open and free and draws me to the page details. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteGreat page, I love the stitches, and the drops of mist. x
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS take on the challenge Ursula!!
ReplyDeleteOriginal and creative...great job!
ReplyDeleteThis is GORGEOUS!! I just loveeeeeeeeeee the grid design!!!!!
ReplyDeletethis is so wonderful am totally inspired to do this one!
ReplyDeleteFantastic, Ursula! Love the stitching on the grid - all of your work is so inspiring!
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Love the grid design, great layout
ReplyDeleteOMG you have just inspired me! I always cut off about 1/2" of paper from my 12x12 layouts so that they will lay flat on my scanner. I have used a few of those "scraps" of paper as border pieces on other layouts but mostly I just throw them away. But now I see a way to use them otherwise! Yay!
ReplyDeleteTY!
This is great Ursula, and no, no turkey here yet, I must get on that this weekend. Luckily we only need a super small one, so hey are relatively easy to find.
ReplyDeleteVery, very cool.
ReplyDeleteThis is really, really clever! I love that you stitched it.
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