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Spring Scrapbook Page / Collage

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By Judy Wood
Judy Wood here today with a Spring scrapbook page created using Sabor papers.


Choose the coordinating Sabor papers to accent/layer your photo.  Cut to size.

Use acrylic paint or Gelatos on your blending tool to apply paint through the stencil (any stencil will do).  Use this stencil technique to decorate one or both papers. I used purple paint with my stencil to match one of the coordinating papers.  Let dry.




Randomly stamp with diluted white paint or white Gelatos stamp both papers.  I have a favorite ‘font’ stamp, but any stamp will do. The diluted white paint helps unify the contrasting papers.  Let dry. 




Layer papers and photo(s). Use Aleen’s Tacky Glue or adhesive tape to secure.

Add flat flowers to finish (if using in a scrapbook) or 3D flowers if using as a collage or wall hanging. You can always add ribbon, lace, butterflies, or flowers.

Supplies to create this page:
Sabor Paper - Ramitos
Sabor Paper - Sentimentios
Stencils available at Altered Pages
Acrylic paint or Gelatos
Blending tool
White paint
Aleen’s Tacky Glue or adhesive tape
Flowers

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  1. Robin HorasanianTuesday, April 26, 2016

    I prefer pages that highlight the photos and yours does that perfectly! The embellishments fit the theme but don't overpower your little fairy.

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