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Sun Kissed Collector’s Edition Layout

Tutorial by Tanya Scrap

“Hello dear G45ers!

I am happy to share my project this month, a Layout (photo credit to Magic Moonlight Free Images) featuring the STUNNING Graphic 45 Sun Kissed Collector’s Edition.

Now and again I enjoy creating layouts on a white background with a watercolor effect. On this layout, I used some G45 ink pads to create the ‘water’ and sunset.

-Video Walkthrough-

#G45Reel 60-Second Tutorial

Herewith the supplies and step-by-step instructions you may use to recreate such a project.

G45 Supplies used:

Sun Kissed Collector’s Edition 12×12 Pack

Sun Kissed Collector’s Edition 8×8 Pack

Marine Blue Ink Pad

Other Supplies used:

Circle Cutter

White Cardstock

Acetate

Spray Bottle

Clear Gesso

Colorbox Venetian Lace Ink Pad

Colorbox Rustic Orange Ink Pad

-Instructions-

Prep your white cardstock page with clear gesso.

Cut a circle from another piece of white cardstock with your circle cutter.

(Diameter 19 cm)

Colour the entire circle with yellow ink. Then evenly blend in some orange ink working from the sides moving inward.

Cut out a frame from the paper collection and glue onto the photo. Fussy cut some elements from both the 12×12 and 8×8 collections. Layer the pieces onto the photo.

Use a small piece of acetate and add some Marine Blue ink onto it and spray with water. Next randomly dab the piece of acetate with the ink onto the white cardstock page. Repeat the process until you are happy with the result.