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A twofer!


That's two for one, in case you were wondering!

First up is a layout using this sketch for For The Love Of Pretty Paper.


I've had my box of Pretty Little Studio supplies out and found my old 'With All My Heart' stash.



And secondly a layout with white and buttermilk for White With 1...


I've used washi tape to make some yellow paper and softened it with vellum and tulle to get a better shade of buttermilk.


I added in some stamping with StickerKitten stamps, embossed in white and painted over with some watercolour for a subtle background.


I based the layout on this sketch.


Here are the vids!





Comments

  1. Oh I love your layout for the White with 1 challenge! Thanks for joining us!

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  2. Oh WOW!!! Your layering is just sublime!!!! I just love all your different textures!
    Thanks for joining us at White.. with 1!

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  3. Both layouts are just beautiful! Love how you created the subtle background for the second one. Thank you for joining us at White…with 1❤️

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  4. Awesome layouts! LOVE the buttercream one for White with 1! Thanks so much for sharing and joining us at White with 1!

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  5. I love your page and take on the challenge so much. Everything about it is just beautiful. Thanks for joining in with us at White With 1 this month.

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  6. Lovely layout Laura. I like the use of the vellum on your page, it worked well.
    Thank you for joining us at White with One this month, hopefully you find time to participate next month too x

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  7. 2 great layout!! Especially the one in butter milk ;) Thank you for playing with us at White With 1!

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  8. I so admire your layering and how you have created your background – stunning work. Thank you so much for joining in with White with 1 this month.

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  9. That use of Velum was genius. Thanks for playing along with White with one.

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  10. Love the layering under your photo for the white with 1 challenge! Love the minimal use too. Thanks for joining us.

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