Wendy used the blues and neutral tones to match her black and white photograph and create pretty borbers and matting.
Wendy used a whole sheet of one paper as her background and embellished it with brown and blue embellishments to create a wonderful vintage feel.
Sandra created a bold collage of photos against a red and blue background complete with patterned paper bunting. We all agreed 9 photos on one layout is very hard to do but this still has a lovely uncluttered and stylish feel to it.
Michelanne went for a spotty red and white design, using the spotty papers to enhance the photos of her little baby ladybird. How adorable is he?!
Gaye used her papers for matting, for creating flowers and for the buckle embellishments on this bright and bold design.
Debbie used the Cricut to cut one patterned paper into a gorgeous border for this very pretty layout.
Lynne layered up her papers against a yellow background and misted the lighter papers to create the wonderful flower cluster at the top
And my layout (minus photo of me!) had lots of white space and a splash of colour from both sides of the papers used to create matting, frames and embellishments.
We were all surprised when we put the layouts together just how many different styles and colour schemes and themes could be made from one paper collection.
3 comments:
They certainly all are very different! Just goes to show how lovely and useful those Lilybee papers are.
a gorgeous selection of layouts Sandra.
A great selection, love how they all turned out so differently!
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