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Color Cutters By
•Gold Embossing Powder (The Angel Company) •Embossing Ink (The Angel Company) •Club Scrap Guild Cardstock (Club Scrap) •Renaissance Blue Cardstock (Club Scrap) •Light Gold Cardstock (Club Scrap) •Gold Color Cutter (Crafty Secrets ~ The Angel Company) •Copper Color Cutter (Crafty Secrets ~ The Angel Company) •Making Memories Metal Embellishment (Making Memories) •Rivets (Chatterbox) •Metal Charms •Heat Gun •Sizzix Sidekick (Sizzix) •Sizzlits Boxed Brush Font (Sizzix) •Clikit (Karen Foster) •Scotch Double Sided Tape (3M) •Sticky Dots adhesive for the sizzlit letters •Diamond Glaze Adhesive •Perfect Layers Matting Rulers (QVC) This Renaissance layout has to be one of my absolute favorites. Color Cutters really give the page the allusion of depth. Using a great digital camera will get you wonderful pictures. My knight photo was taken at a Renaissance Faire where the knight was galloping on his horse. I cropped the lovely picture to 5x7. What better supplies to go with this wonderful picture than Club Scrap papers and stamps from their Renaissance kit along with a few metal embellishments. These items bring out the Old English quality to the layout even more! Instructions: 1. To make the background, I used the guild stamp, embossing ink, and gold embossing powder. I stamped the guild stamp onto the gold cardstock with the embossing ink and heat set it. My trick for doing a background is to work in segments. Stamp a few times, and then sprinkle and heat set the embossing powder. Then go on to the next part of your cardstock. 2. I cut the blue renaissance paper with the gold color cutter so that it was 1” smaller than my background cardstock. The color cutter leaves a nice, even colored edge to anything you cut with it. This paper came with the guild edge which made my job so much easier. I attached it to my background cardstock with double sided tape and set it aside. 3. Next on the agenda was matting the knight photograph. I took a piece of Club Scrap gold guild cardstock (complete with guild) and attached my photo to it with double sided tape. I used the Perfect Layers Rulers and the gold Color Cutter to cut a mat around the photo. I used a ¾” ruler edge. Since I wanted my page to appear as if one were looking out a castle window, I made some corners by cutting 2 squares and stamping them with the guild stamp and embossing with the gold powder. I cut the squares in half to make my corners. I attached them to my photo with bits of double sided tape. Then I attached the matted photograph to my page. 4. My layout was missing something so I took a bit of scrap gold cardstock, the same cardstock I used to make my corners. I cut a strip and embossed with guild stamp and gold powder. I cut it to size with the gold color cutter and added a Making Memories embellishment which reads “Once Upon A Time”. I attached it to my page using the Karen Foster Clikit to make my holes and attached Chatterbox rivets to hold it in place. I used Diamond Glaze to attach my ivy and leaves embellishments to the side of the photo mat. To finish my layout, I cut the word “Renaissance” out of extra guild embossed paper that I created for my corners and bottom strip and attached it with sticky dots to the top of the page. I will be adding a second page to this layout with more knight photos and the poem by Conrad Aiken called “And In The Hanging Garden”. I hope my layout fills you with a sense of the magical renaissance time when kings sat upon their thrones and knights fought in challenges to show their might.If you would like to print this technique including a near-full size image of the layout, click here. Once you've saved or printed the technique sheet, use your browser's back button to return. Note: You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to obtain this file. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat, click here to download and install. |
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