JOY SCRAPBOOKING LAYOUT TUTORIAL - RACHEL DUTKO

October 13, 2024

JOY SCRAPBOOKING LAYOUT TUTORIAL - RACHEL DUTKO



To recreate this sweet layout created by Design Team member Rachel Dutko you will need the products listed below:


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Uniquely Creative Products Used:

 

    Other Products Used:

    • Double-sided tape
    • Glue
    • Ruler
    • Scissors
    • Cardboard
    • Manual die-cutting machine
    • Brown ink

    Instructions:

    1. Trim the branding strip from the Holly Bouquet paper. We will use the B-side for our base.

    2. Carefully rip the pine cone images from the top and bottom of the Christmas Pine paper (approx 2"). See image 1



    3. Turn the 2" pieces over and adhere under the large piece, with roughly 1/2" showing, depending on the tear lines.

    4. Adhere the Christmas Pine piece to the centre of the Holly Bouquet base, slightly distressing the torn edges. See Image 2



    5. Matte your photo with Be Merry paper and burlap ( photo is 4"x6"). Slightly distress the edges of the burlap.

    6. Adhere the photo to the right side of the layout base, using cardboard or foam mounts for dimension. See Image 3


    7. Die cut 2 frames using the Decorative Frame Die from the B-side of the All Is Bright paper.

    8. Adhere the frames to the top left and bottom right of the layout to act as a base for the clusters. See Image 4


    9.  From the Creative Cuts pack choose the 2 ticket pieces. Cut these in half lengthways and ink the edges with brown ink. Trim 2 banners from the burlap, one 3/4" x 4" and one 3/4" x 2 1/4".

    10. Adhere the tickets to the layout as pictured. Add the ' JOY' letters from the Creative Cuts pack as a title. See Image 5


    11. To build our clusters choose some florals, leaves and present from the Creative Cuts and some Dusty Teal flowers. Adhere as shown. See Image 6, 7, 8






    12. Fussy cut 5 leaves and 2 stars from the Wonderful Christmas paper. Ink the edges of the stars. Shape the fussy cut pieces slightly, then adhere for dimension. See Image 9


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