Summer CHA starts this week in Chicago! I am not going to be at the show this time, but my work will be! I have work at the Graphic 45 and Hampton Art Stamps booths. If you are at the show, stop by and say hello to the gang at both booths!
Here is a layout I created for the Graphic 45 booth, using A Ladies' Diary papers. This is my favorite of the four new collections.
I love the soft colors combined with black and dark brown. There are many lovely elements in this collection.
I used a lot of paper to highlight the collection, but I also used a large, tinted photograph as the anchor. This photo is my husband's great aunt's wedding, from 1934. This is a great photo to use with the A Ladies' Diary Collection. The brown tones of the photo work
so well with the soft pastels of the paper. I added a vintage doily and some
lace, plus small flower "bouquets" to continue the wedding theme.
As always, I mixed some metal in with the flowers and pearls. The NEW metal Key and Keyhole staples are perfect!
I also used a vintage doily and some lace in keeping the vintage wedding theme.
The pearls are a "bridge" to connect the two bouquets on the layout. They are also part of the wedding theme of the page.
I hope you are inspired and that you love A Ladies' Diary as much as I do! For a look at the darker papers in the collection, see my Altered Dresser project HERE.
Graphic 45 Papers: A Ladies' Diary
Moment in Time
Picture Perfect
Delicate Details
La Gazette
Lasting Impressions
Graphic 45 Staples:
Chipboard: A Ladies' Diary Tags 2
Metal: Keyhole, Key
Bazzill Basics: Cardstock
Webster's Pages: Lace (Everyday Poetry)
Wild Orchid Crafts: paper flowers
Pro 31 Designs: Vintage roses, pearls
Adhesive: tape runner, white glue, Beacon Fabri-tac
Other: brads, vintage doily
Love the layout, the papers are just beautiful!!!
ReplyDeletejust gorgeous combo of papers, pearls, flowers & love the metal pieces
ReplyDeletejust gorgeous
ReplyDeleteSo soft and feminine...love the "bouquets". I love that your work is so clean...but not stark....amazing!
ReplyDeleteI really love this lo! The lace choices are perfect, this is another favorite paper of mine that I'm afraid will be hoarded for a bit... :) (great photo too!)
ReplyDeleteFabulous, so feminine! I now have some inspiration for a lovely 1920's wedding photo I have! Thanks for sharing. x
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