You Are My Sunshine with WorldWin Papers

I wanted to post a sunshine layout, since winter has been so brutal here lately!  It's Katrina and I am sharing a layout filled with various WorldWin paper collections.  They all blend so seamlessly together, it makes them a breeze to work with.

My background paper is Colormates in Sapphire Blue.  It works perfectly to offset Sheldon's blue eye!

I used three different papers in this cluster.  The sun is from Colormates Cascata in Yellow.  The cloud is Twist in White.  And then the word "sunshine" was cut from Colormates in Deep Meri-Gold.  I used the Twist on the cloud, since it has a little texture to it. 

Here I used Petallics in Ice to offset my pictures and the die cut.  There is a sheen to it that makes everything pop. 

Thanks for stopping by today.  That's all I have for you, but be sure to check out everyone else's work on the blog!!

Katrina Hunt
Paper, Scissors and Glue

Supplies:
WorldWin Papers

Colormates-Sapphire Blue

Petallics-Ice

Twist-White

Colormates Cascata-Yellow

Colormates-Deep Meri-Gold

Other Supplies

Adhesive-ThermOWeb

Pattern Paper & Stickers-Echo Park Country Drive

Start Each Day With a Grateful Heart

 

Hi, it's Gini and this weekend I tried a stamping technique that I haven't tried before - bleach stamping.  It sounded a little intimidating, but it was really easy - and the results are a fun surprise depending on the color of cardstock that you use.

I choose to use ColorMates Deep Creamy Cocoa - along with JustRite Stamp's Fancy Labels.  The results reminded me of gorgeous batik fabric.  If you would like to try this technique, just fold a paper towel several layers thick, place on a glass plate, and pour enough bleach on the towel to saturate it.  Then just use this as use would a stamp pad.  I did not have to leave the stamp on the paper extra time - the bleach effect was almost instantaneous.

 The sentiment was stamped from JustRite's  , and the edges were ink distressed in brown.  I also used a flourish from this stamp set at the top of the card.

The bottom half of the card was dry embossed and then inked to bring out the detail.  I die cut 2 of Spellbinder's Fantastic Flourish One (one in pink and one in green).  I cut the pink flowers off of the vine and glued them down on the green base.  I added pearls to the centers.  The large flower was made using Spellbinders Rose Creations, and water distressed to produce a more realistic look. Finally, the leaves were cut from Spellbinder's Foliage set, and the debossed areas were colored with a Copic marker.

WorldWin Papers:

ColorMates Smooth: Deep Creamy Cocoa; Medium Spring Green; Dark Spring Green

ColorMates Textured Cascata: Salmon

Kraft Cardstock

Other Supplies

JustRite Grateful Heart Vintage Labels Two

JustRite  Fancy Labels

Spellbinders Fantastic Flourish One

Spellbinders Rose Creations

Spellbinders Foliage

Tsukineko Ink

Viva Decor 3D Metallic Stamp Paint

May Arts Ribbon 7/8" Solid Ivory Checkered Ribbon AKB66

Copic Markers

Sizzix Embossing Folder- Regal Flourishes

Fall is Here with WorldWin Papers!

Katrina on the blog today to share a layout using almost nothing but various card stocks from the WorldWin Paper lines.  The rich colors were just dying for me to make a fall layout with them.  This project was also in the WorldWin Papers booth at this past Summer CHA trade show.

WorldWin Papers Used

Colormates-Deep Spring Green, Deep Orange Dream, Caramel

Elan Metallics-Mocha

Colormates Textured Ribbon-Café Ribbon

Colormates Textured Twill-Natural Twill

Colormates Textured Cascata-Yellow

Other items:  Tag-Chic Tags; Doily-Wilton; Twine-May Arts; Pattern Paper-Bella Blvd (Thankful); Flair-{a flair for buttons}; Adhesive-Therm O Web; Punch-EK Success

Silhouette Cameo with the following cut files

Fall is Here 

Design ID #21739

Sunburst Template

Design ID #41110

The papers cut beautifully either with a die cutting machine or with your punches.  This scalloped border is punched, not die cut. 

I love the rich chocolate color of the brown against all of the other colors.  It just makes everything pop!

Thanks for stopping by on a Friday!  Get to scrapping those fall pictures.  Fall will be gone before you know it and then you will have winter pictures to scrap!

Katrina Hunt
Paper, Scissors and Glue