Merry Christmas Eve, everyone! It's Leslie here today to share a snow covered layout with you. I do wish we could all have white Christmas this year, but even if that's not a possibility where you live this basic layout can easily be adapted to any theme, any time of year.
For this particular layout, the falling snowflakes are a complete mimic of the photos. I often like the layout to be an extension of the photos.
All in all, it's a pretty simple design. A little mist, a collection of fabulous patterned papers and vellum, stitching and snowflakes. And like I mentioned before, the snowflakes could be flowers, Christmas ornaments, baseballs or any sort of embellishment that would accentuate your photos. Here's a close up. I actually didn't even adhere the flakes and dots to my page. I just held them in place and started sewing.
Here's a tip for sewing over bulky chipboard letters. Reduce the tension as if you were making a basting stitch and go slow. If the needle refuses to budge, go at it manually until you get over the patch that is too thick. Again, I wish each and everyone of you, our fabulous readers a Very Merry Christmas!!
All in all, it's a pretty simple design. A little mist, a collection of fabulous patterned papers and vellum, stitching and snowflakes. And like I mentioned before, the snowflakes could be flowers, Christmas ornaments, baseballs or any sort of embellishment that would accentuate your photos. Here's a close up. I actually didn't even adhere the flakes and dots to my page. I just held them in place and started sewing.
Here's a tip for sewing over bulky chipboard letters. Reduce the tension as if you were making a basting stitch and go slow. If the needle refuses to budge, go at it manually until you get over the patch that is too thick. Again, I wish each and everyone of you, our fabulous readers a Very Merry Christmas!!
Gorgeous!! I loveeeeeeeee the colors, the paint splatters and the snowflakes!! Merry Christmas!!!
ReplyDeleteOH I love the extended snowflakes! so pretty!
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