I hope you've had a wonderful weekend. Mine has been as busy as usual what with a visit to my middle grandson yesterday and a trip to a fascinating museum in Creetown, a village in Galloway, today. Which, inevitably, means I've had no time time to scrap so here's a layout that was put together quite some time ago but not shared.
Supplies used:
- Cardstock: white for the base and a few scraps of white for the die cut stars
- Papers: Jen Hadfield Homemade Patio Party 'Tablescape' (the dotty strips top and bottom); also from Patio Party 'Glow', Heidi Swapp Hawthorne 'Nightfall' and 'Ethereal' for photo layers.
- Thickers for title: American Crafts 'Beach'
- Dies: Docrafts X-Cut Nesting Star set
- Stamp & ink: MME Cut & Paste stamps set by Jen Allyson and Memento 'London Fog' dye ink pad
- Word: 'amazing' from Freckled Fawn
The gold stars were die-cut from scraps of white cardstock, heat embossed with gold powder - three coats altogether. While the last coat was still hot I sprinkled the surface with Suze Weinberg's Jazz Beadazzles - fiddly but fun!
The photo is, of course, of the Angel of the North, designed by Antony Gormley, at Gateshead, Tyne and Wear.
Many thanks for visiting and your support - it's much appreciated.
1 comment:
Beautiful layout, Elizabeth. Brings back memories of a holiday in the north east a few years ago. I was surprised how enormous the Angel of the North is. xx
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