Pull out your fine tipped scissors and let’s have some fun. Starting your creative process with some fussy cutting can be a great way to find your inspiration and an afforable way to add some embellishments and dimension. Just follow along with Graphic 45 Brand Ambassador, Boule de Scrap‘s step by step tutorial and watch the layers unfold on this stunning Woodland Friends Layout. This scrapbook page is a perfect example of a #G45MixedMedia project for our March Challenge.

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Woodland Friends Scrapbook Layout

By Boule de Scrap

“Hello G45 friends ! It’s Angélique, aka Boule de Scrap, I’m happy to share with you my scrapbook layout using Graphic 45’s Woodland Friends Collection.

This is a very simple tutorial, the realization of the scrapbooking layout will not require a lot of material from you, because we are going to highlight the paper.

The Graphic 45 collections are so beautiful and rich in design, that we are going to use cutouts from the papers to create a sublime relief decoration.

The first step will be to cut out from the papers of your choice, the maximum number of patterns and decorations. I recovered as much as possible on a page, animals, flowers, trees, branches …

Once this step is completed, choose a plain or light patterned paper from the collection, a white cardstock, your paper cutouts, a good glue, glue cube D, and three inks in sprays in the colors matching the collection. . Optional inks in pads.

We will take our white cardstock, cut it to 30 x 30 cm format. We ink the edges with brown ink to age, and black ink to give contrast. With a black pencil, I will create a false seam all around. With my three spray inks, I will create a few spots in the area where my photo will be positioned.

I glue the white cardstock on my Graphic45 plain paper. I also ink the edges of this paper.

To highlight our photo, we will take a slightly larger white paper to put below. We will also ink the edges of it.

Once this step has been completed, we will move on to the last step, the most fun, to create a sublime decoration around the photo thanks to our paper cutouts.” ~Boule