I was so determined too on being on time :( In my defense though, I did start the page in January, but never got to finish it till now :p
Here's my page, I'm glad I wrote in my daily planner what I want to transfer onto the little calendar blocks otherwise the first week would end up being full of just doodles (not that that's a bad thing)!
Supplies:
Acrylic Paint
Stencils/stencil waste
Stamps
Rub-Ons (used for the Title and stitches)
Distress Ink (Vintage Photo)
Staz On Ink (Sepia)
Lace
Sakura Souffle Pen
Vintage dictionary paper
Scrapbook paper (DCWV)
Paper Punch (Stampin Up)
I did video the process while creating the background of the page, but unfortunately when I went to edit it the quality was just horrible.
I hope you like the page though. Thanks for taking the time to have a looksy!
Take care!
Wow this is amazing, absolutely adore the colours you have used and the cherubs on the bottom - stunning xxx PS I too like you was determined to get this done on time only to be a week late lol , good intentions and all that xxx
ReplyDeleteThank You! Lol, definately good intentions and we did complete our pages, it's better late than never :p Let's see if I'm able to complete March on time *crossing fingers*.
Deleteooooh!!! very nice :) And, better late then never, at least you kept a record of each day to fill in when the pages are complete. Looking forward to March.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much :)
DeleteLove your page. The stichting looks very real- can't believe that it is all rub-ons! Very cool details.
ReplyDeleteThank you :) I love rub-ons, they're so convenient and stick on anything! I wish I did know how to sew though, I would love to incorporate actual stitches in my journal :p
DeleteLove the colours - they look great together - and the elegant shaped calendar blocks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pages, such a lovely vintage feel to them. Sorry it took me a while to get round to visiting but there were so many entries this month! Well done for keeping up so far this year. Kate x
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