Scrapbooking | Wonky Hearts Cut File

This layout started with part of a gold foiled 3x4 card from Pretty Little Studio. I had used part of it on a layout so it had a randomly shaped piece left that I couldn't bear to part with. I squared it off and figured I'd use it as layers somewhere along the line. The trouble was when I tried to tuck it in as a layer it got covered up and you couldn't see its awesomeness!

I created a grid of photos and my squared off pieces of gold foiled card... perfect! None of the foiling got covered up. I layered the grid over a cut file. The cut file is called Wonky Hearts and is one I designed for Pretty My Page. You can get the cut file in A4 or 12x12 as pre-cut or as a digital download. (A4 pre-cut, A4 digi, 12x12 pre-cut, 12x12 digi)

I tried a few options for backing the cut file. I decided blue looked best and seeing as the photos feature someone bird watching this Paige Evans bird paper seemed the perfect choice.

It didn't need much embellishment so I just added a few acrylic asterisks from Color Cast Designs and an acrylic heart to the centre of the grid.

I love how this turned out. It's quite busy for one of my layouts but I am trying to move away from using a white background for every layout.

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