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Creating A Scene with Cardstock on a Scrapbook Page

Creating A Scene with Cardstock on a Scrapbook Page

Hello everyone! Daisie here with a fun layout featuring my favorite thing right now, Rainbows. I love to create a scene on my scrapbook layouts. This was a simple way to highlight something that is happening in a photo or even just the tone you are looking for. My daughter had a rainbow-themed birthday party which made a rainbow scene the perfect design.

Cardstock Warehouse Cardstock Papers

  • Sweet Tooth Pop-Tone
  • Bright Blue Glo-Tone
  • Red Hot Pop-Tone
  • Orange Fizz Pop-Tone
  • Banana Split Pop-Tone
  • Bright Green Glo-Tone
  • Blu Raspberry Pop-Tone
  • Royal Blue Colorplan

Supplies Needed:

  • Die-cutting machine
  • Scissors
  • Foam adhesive

Optional:

  • Thread
  • Alpha
  • Sequins
  • White gel pen
  • White mist

 

Creating A Scene with Cardstock on a Scrapbook Page


To start, I used the new Glo Tone Blue paper and a simple cloud cut file that came with my Silhouette Cameo to cut out the clouds directly from my background. This blue is amazing! It is the perfect sky color. I backed the blue paper with some thin cardboard (I ran out of foam adhesive) and added a full sheet of Sweet Tooth white cardstock.


Creating A Scene with Cardstock on a Scrapbook Page


Next, I freehand drew out a rainbow shape on the Red Hot Pop-Tone cardstock. I cut this out using scissors. Then I used this first stripe to create the next stripe, Orange Fizz Pop-Tone. I cut this out and used it as a template for the next stripe (Banana Split). I continued this through the rainbow of colors. I adhered these strips together using some liquid adhesive. 


Creating A Scene with Cardstock on a Scrapbook Page


Finally, I assembled my page. I backed my photo with a scrap piece of Sweet Tooth cardstock. I positioned my picture and my rainbow in the center of the page. I used white thread to add some fluffiness to my clouds. Alpha stickers from my stash were great for my title. Then I added some outline with my white gel pen and some white mist splatter. I finished it off with a few sequins to add sparkle and help tack the thread in place. I am so happy with how happy this layout makes me!


Creating A Scene with Cardstock on a Scrapbook Page


I created a YouTube video for this layout if you are interested in checking out the full process. Don’t forget to head to the shop and check out the new Glo Tone cardstock!  



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Thanks for visiting! Have a crafty day!

Daisie

Instagram: @daisiescraps
YouTube: Daisie Scraps

 

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