Palms up you probably have a slicing machine like a Silhouette, Cricut, or ScanNCut. How usually do you chop one thing delicate and light-weight? As we speak’s visitor artist Piroska is right here with a scrapbooking concept for simply that! -Shimelle

Once I begin making a format, I usually seize a lower file – it helps me to rearrange the format and I actually love the particular impact it offers to my pages. For at this time’s publish I used the Stained Glass Rose digital lower file of CUT to YOU.

First, I lower the lower file from white cardstock and began to again them with some patterned papers of the Splendor assortment of My Thoughts’s Eye. This assortment is an older one, however I nonetheless love its lovely florals and colors. By backing a lower file, I wish to selected papers with smaller patterns, and the Splendor assortment has lovely B facet papers.

The circle lower file impressed me to make use of extra circles on my format, so I lower a number of circles in numerous sizes with my Sizzix, utilizing the 662229 Framelits by Tim Holtz for Sizzix.

Though the A facet papers are additionally lovely, I selected solely B facet papers for these. Then I organized the lower file and the circles on a white cardstock and positioned my photograph. It regarded too plain, so I made a decision so as to add a border on the higher facet from the B facet of the Bear in mind paper.

My favorite a part of creating is adorning the format. I lower a pink embellishment with the Embroidery Body die of Lora Bailora’s Abril assortment. I added some floral chipboard components from the Splendor assortment and lower some floral components from white cardstock with the assistance of the Flower Wreath, the Flowers Bouquet and the Spring Branches dies of Lora Bailora’s Abril assortment.

I actually love the white on impact of those gildings. Lastly, I added my title chipboard from the chipboard components from the Splendor assortment and my journaling – which is a line from the B facet of the Bear in mind patterned paper.

Piroska Czakó-Radványi lives together with her husband and their 8.5 yr outdated daughter in Budapest, Hungary. Piroska works as a instructor in a secondary grammar faculty educating German language. She began scrapbooking in 2007, when she met her husband as she liked making handmade presents for him. She prefers to make 12”x12” layouts with numerous flowers, leaves, and/or butterflies. You may see extra of Piroska’s work on Instagram, & Fb .

12 Could 2022

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