Stick It Down | Little Rumblesaurus

Stick It Down are sponsored by Handipaper this month. I bought these cute dinos from them a few months back and this was the perfect opportunity to play...

Here's the sketch we are working to this month...

I cut the dinos on some striped papers from Pretty Little Studio. The stencil and stamp are from Skull and Cross Buns.

This was the layout of mistakes... I miss-stencilled, the washi tape holding the stencil tore the cardstock and I dropped an ink pad face down on the page! Everything is fixable in scrapping though. The title covered the stencilled oops; the washi covers the tear; the inky mess was torn off and led to the orange strip at the bottom which I ended up loving.

Googly eyes. Yep, we need to start a thing. Let's get googly eyes trending in scrapbooking!

I also have a second layout inspired by the sketch and using a Handipaper cut file (along with a border cut file that I made.)

I've used mainly my Quirky kit and old embellishments/stickers that I'm meant to be using up. I say meant to be as I seem to have stopped using things... I haven't bought more but it no longer seems to fit in the box! I swear they've multiplied when I wasn't watching!

I added a little bit of the packaging technique on the white 12x12 using three pastel shades of Shimmerz mist. This gave a little bit of contrast for the white flower diecuts to stand out against.

I added some teeny tiny heart shaped buttons. They make such a cute addition to the page.

Thanks for stopping by and I hope to see you joining us over at Stick It Down this month.

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