Yes, dryer sheets.
I made this layout using a sketch by Allison Davis. The pictures are from last summer when my friends and I had tea at the Huntington Memorial Library. The fun, bright colors of Doodlebug's Colorwheel collection were perfect for matching a girl's day out.
For the mist challenge I used the Sprinklers Color Mist in All Aboard that I purchased at Pages From the Heart. I started with a used fabric softener dryer sheet that I painted with the color mist. Once it had dried (I used a heat gun to help it along) I cut three circles, making sure that each was a little smaller that the previous one. I stapled the three together and then stapled it onto my paper (glue dots will work but a staple is sturdier). To add some shine, I outlined each circle with Stickles. I finished my flower by adding an Epiphany Crafts epoxy to the center to cover up the staple.
Read the details on the challenge and how to enter over at Pages From the Heart. If you live near Pasadena, CA and you have not been in to the store, you must! It's a beautiful place in the center of downtown Monrovia.
Can I just say that I can not get enough of this Doodlebug collection! You have not seen the last of it either!
XOXO,
7 comments:
Great layout. I am a flower maker/lover so will have to try your dryer sheet flowers.
I think i sill make a sun and clouds with my sheets...off to do some laundry and start collecting them...hahaha
oh fun! Finally a use for those leftover sheets!
Thanks! I seriously hate throwing out dryer sheets now. Just one more thing to add to my stash! :S
Very cute page. The dryer sheet flower is such a creative idea.
Great upcycle idea!! Thanks! I almost went to that LSS but ran out of time...so close too. Maybe next time...love your page and great pictures too!
Oh this layout is so pretty! I love all the little details!
What a beautiful layout! I love your flower! So creative!
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