Scrapbook Layout created for Vicki Boutin DT - ENJOY THE MOMENT -
Hello Everyone!
Nathalie with you
today with a new layout that combines clean lines, with a bit of inky mess in a
very masculine way! Let’s just say
this page is a journey as it totally changed as it was created, but still show
you how easy is to combine and work with all of Vicki’s amazing products.
This page started with
a different idea in mind, but happy accidents happen for a reason. Well this page stared with a gessoed foundation paper on which I added some watercolor (#13, 14 15)
in sort of a column.
I had the idea of
creating a small stenciled look behind the picture, and worked some of the
acrylic pop paint (Blue Hawaiian and Saltwater Taffy) and water to use as ink
to stamp the stencil on the page with.
Here is where I lost
focus and over stenciled the page, so I decided to let it dry, and then use a
Just Nick Studio cut file to cut the
title out of it.
Then I pulled a new
foundation paper and masked it as to create a sunburst for half of the page.
The circle stamps, and
the cool ink wheel were used to add interest and playfulness to every other
triangle in the sunburst
Then to bring a bit of
shine to the page, and mark the crisp lines of the sunburst, I added a bit of
iridescent glaze to the watercolor in the palette, and used it paint the empty
triangles of the sunburst.
Once it all dried,
setting the layout was super easy. Just
a few paper layers behind the picture ( they come from the 7x10 and 12x12 paper
pads)
Next clusters of
ephemera were added to the corners of the picture, so that they add sentiment
to the page, and also help create the visual triangle of this page.
A few foam adhesive
squares help prop the title on the page.
To balance the page, a few pieces of paper were stitched to the layout
so that they meet at the center of the bottom line, where one last
I love how masculine
and clean this page is, though there is a lot of Vicki Magic behind it. The following video will show you a more in
depth look on how this came together:
I hope this serves as
inspiration to pull your Vicki Boutin goodies and start playing with them. Remember there is always something fun to
create, and mistakes can always be worked into a page.
Stylixed picture of
the layout
As always let me know
if you have questions on how this came together, and don’t forget to check Vicki’s paper and mediums
line is amazing!!
XO
Materials used:
All the Good Things
collection:
7x10 and 12 x12 paper pads
Die cut frames
Watercolor stickers
Cardstock stickers
Glitter Foam word thickers
Finishing embellishments
Mixed media :
Foundation paper
Gesso
Watercolor set
Brush set
Acrylic Pop paints (Blue Hawaiian, saltwater Taffy)
Circle stencil (set #2)
Color wheel ink – cool set
Stamp and die set #3
Waterbrushes
Mister
Iridescent glaze
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