Preserve Your Memories in Your Favorite Form With the Storytelling Collection
Hello Darlings! My name is Agnieszka and I am delighted to be here as a guest designer at Spellbinders’! I am an avid scrapbooker from Poland – my favorite way of preserving memories is making scrapbook pages, which I started in 2009. You can find my works on my blog or follow me on Instagram.
Today I am happy to share two scrapbooking layouts created using the new Spellbinder’s collection Storytelling, on which I documented holiday adventures. In the collection, you will find a selection of different products that will help you document your memories, in a way that you can tailor to your taste, which I just love.
MY HERO
This is a story about my beloved nephews and their flying adventure. Since their clothes are in a very characteristic way, I decided to use My Hero and Badges Of Honour dies, but in the style of superheroes.
That's what's great about die cuts, that I can create my own embellishments for scrapbook pages using, for example, designer papers and scraps.
The Betterpress plates included in this collection are a great caption base for any work.
FRIENDS
On this scrapbooking layout, I memorized the story of a meeting with friends at the seaside. I chose romantic paper patterns, matching our clothes in color, but I also wanted to accent the seaside character of the surroundings by using sand-colored die cuts.
I am delighted with the die sets from the Storytelling collection because they are extremely cute! In this work, I decided to use Castle Tales, but I made it into a sand castle, because the keepsake photo is taken on the beach, so it matches my story.
With adding captions I decided to experiment a little and use Betterpress plates with Distress Ink water-based ink. I really liked the effect, as it came out so a little watercolor-like, subtle, and perfectly suited to this feminine style work.
Thank you for checking out this post and thank you to Spellbinders! I hope that preserving memories with the Storytelling collection will be tons of fun for you! If you’d fancy more inspiration, feel free to check my Latarnia blog.
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Other supplies: PinkFresh Studio “Count It Down - Some Days” paper, Simple Stories “Heart Eyes” 12x12 collection, Ranger Distress Ink “Victorian Velvet”, Poppy & Pear 6x8 pad by American Crafts, PinkFresh Studio “Spring Vibes - Soak It Up” paper
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