Sling Days – Scrapbook Page Inspiration

Photos of my first woven wrap with my little baby girl. I’ve paired them with Vintage Florals Paper from the Works and lots of sparkly gems!

Designer Scrapbook Papers

I found this gorgeous Vintage Florals paper pack at my local branch of the Works. It was only £4 so I couldn’t resist. It’s a lovely thick quality paper with a floral vintage vibe – obviously!

Scrapbook Embellishments

I love the Tattered Florals designs by Tim Holtz. I cut a few florals from scraps of Vintage Florals paper and layered them with gems. The dies in this Thinlets set from Sizzix are smaller than I’d like for scrapbooking so I’ve also used my Jewel Flowers and Flourishes die from Spellbinders for the largest flower. You really can’t tell that these are two different die sets.

To give the flowers some sense of dimension I’ve inked them with Distress inks in Worn Lipstick for the flowers and Evergreen Bough for the leaves.

I also added some layers of organza ribbon and washi tape to add a little texture to my scrapbook layout.

For a final little embellishment I’ve die cut a couple of hearts and mounted them to the top right hand corner of my photos.

Spellbinders Jewel Flowers and Flourishes

Scrapbooking Supplies I’ve Used

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Pin It Now, Scrapbook It Later

I do hope you have enjoyed having a peak at my latest scrapbooking layout. Please feel free to use my scrapbook pages to inspire your own creations, pin it to your Scrapbooking Pinterest board so you can find it later.

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A Little Bit About Me . . .

Hey there I’m Bridie, a busy mum to two amazing humans, a spirited border collie puppy and a pair of sweet guinea pigs. We homestead in a cherished Edwardian terrace in not so sunny Lancashire, England.

When I’m not spending time with my children and menagerie, I’m usually to be found in my craft room creating and blogging or in the kitchen cooking up a big batch of something tasty. I’m always looking for thrifty hacks to save money on my crafts and recipes. Crafting doesn’t have to cost a fortune!

I’ve included links to my favourite retailers for the products I’ve used to make my crafts. Click on any of the product images and links for full details. If you decide to buy any of these products I may get a small percentage of what you spend. There’s no cost to you at all.