For our Scrap Class for this month, we did pages that were more masculine. I tend to use a lot of flowery things and more feminine colors on my pages. You would think with six boys, I would tend to do a lot more masculine pages than I do. For this class, we used To the Nines Specialty Designer Series Paper and Tailor Made Simply Scrappin Kit.  So, here’s our pages from this class.

 

Here’s the first double page layout. The background is Always Artichoke. The strips are from the DSP pack. I love this DSP because it is actually card-stock weight and has texture to it. The photo frames are made from Confetti White cs. Then for an added touch, leaves were cut out of Sage Shadow cs with the Stampin’ Up! Little Leaves Sizzlit die. I was determined not to use any flowers on these pages, but I figured the leaves would fit a masculine page.

 

This double page layout uses Sahara Sand cs for the background with Close to Cocoa for the photo frames. The swirls were cut out with the Swirls Scribbles Sizzlit die from Not Quite Navy and Very Vanilla cs. The DSP is from the Simply Scrappin’ Kit.

 

For this first page, the background is from the DSP pack with Close to Cocoa for the photo frames. The side is Sahara Sand cs run through the Big Shot with the Stampin’ Up! Backgrounds I texture plates. I really love the way I could line it up with where I had run it through the first time and be able to get an almost seamless impression on the cs. The tag background on the left is cut from Chocolate Chip with the Lots of Tags Sizzlit die and then layered with a piece of Whisper White punched with the Wide Oval punch and finished with a couple of Antique brads.

For this second page, the background is the textured Sahara Sand cs that comes in the Simply Scrappin’ Kit with some DSP from the DSP pack. The photo frames are Confetti White and the swirls are Always Artichoke cs cut with the Swirly Decorative Strip die. I did decide to add an eyelet to the tag at the top of the page.

 

For this first page, the background is the textured Chocolate Chip cs from the Simply Scrappin’ Kit, while the DSP is from the DSP pack. The DSP was cut in half and then alternate sides used for each section. The photo frames are Close to Cocoa cs. The final touch for this page was a couple of eyelets at the top and the bottom on the left side of the page.For this second page, the background is the textured Not Quite Navy cs from the Simply Scrappin’ Kit. The DSP is from DSP pack. The photo frames are Confetti Cream cs along with the tag center, which was punch out with the Curly Label punch and layered on one of the stickers from the kit. I put a title on my page, but left it blank for eveyone else to do their own. I just wanted to show how the title could be put onto the page.

 

For this first page, the background is from DSP pack. The title bar is sticker strips from the Simply Scrappin’ Kit layered with a strip of Sahara Sand cs. The tag is also done with a sticker layered with the same cs. The photo frames are Not Quite Navy CS. I decided to make this page a little different by angling the photo frames.This last page has one of the sticker strips layered onto a strip of Sahara Sand cs at the top. The photo frames are Chocolate Chip cs. I love Stampin’ Up!’s new embosslit dies. Everyone got a chance to try one out for this page. This page uses The Sweetest Stem embosslit die with Sahara Sand cs, which is layered onto one of the stickers from the Simply Scrappin’ Kit and that was then layered onto another piece of Sahara Sand cs. The final touch for the tag was some Antique brads on the corners of the tag.

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