Scrapping Six by Six a Double Layout!

Today I have a double page for my Six by Six album I am making with a few more ideas.... today I am using Punchinella and Rubber Stamp Diamond Background with Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts!

Let's get Scrapping!

I printed my images on 8 12 x 11 photo paper. No photo is over 3-1/2 by 2- 1/2 inches.

Supplies:

Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts

Graphic 45 Secret Garden 6x6 Paper Pad ( Two Green Sheets)

Punchinella

Ink Gray Flannel

Ink Black

VersaMark

Embossing Powder - Timber & Pirates Gold

Jolee's Camera, Suitcases and Compass

Washi Tape

Rubber Stamp Diamond Background

Gesso

Flowers Lime Green

Pictures

Lime green cardstock for matting

Tacky Glue

Double Sided Tape

To create background, start with Punchinella and randomly apply Gray Flannel ink.

Randomly stamp Rubber Stamp Diamond Background with Black ink.

Add strips of Washi Tape

Use Embossing Powder - Timber & Pirates Gold on the Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts Dress form (Timber) and Wing with (Pirates Gold) embossing powder.

Mat pictures with Lime green cardstock using Double Sided Tape.

With white Gesso add a little wash on the page then edge the pages.

Play with the layout of the pages

When satisfied adhere the pictures with Double Sided Tape. Attach Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts dress form, wings and Flowers Lime Green with Tacky Glue.

Add the Jolee's Camera, Suitcases and Compass

FINAL SHOTS!

These are pictures of the Pleasanton Hotel in Pleasanton CA.

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