Here is my layout - aren't the colors and papers just gorgeous! And for those of you who think you need special tools to distress I have a great tip down below. The base paper was so pretty I didn't want to hide the flowers so I took the wood grain paper and tore it to expose the flowers.
I love how the papers matched my granddaughters shirt!
Here I made a "Faux Flair" by cutting out a 1 inch circle and adding an epoxy circle to it. Also tucked some of the ephemera into the tears. The Lemoncraft Ephemera Sheets is a perfect embellishment!
I love to get white flowers because then I can add color anyway I want to match my projects. On these flowers I just added some Glimmer Mist to give it a slight color and sparkle. It's hard to see in the photos but the flowers have a little bit a sparkle.
I lifted up the flowers with some pop tabs and the butterflies I folded in half and just added a bit of glue down the body of the butterfly to adhere it.
Now for my tip. I never can find my distresser when I need it, and you don't need a special tool to distress edges. I always have scissors laying everywhere on my desk it is just as easy to use them. Just run your scissor blade along the edge to get the same effect.
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Other items, Burlap, epoxy dots, chipboard title, bling. Tim Holtz words
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Donna Coughlin
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