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Lollipop Box Club | Alice's Tea Party


Today I'm sharing my first project using the fab Alice’s Tea Party box from Lollipop Box Club.
I love the blue check paper and decided to use it as a background for a scrapbook layout.  I’ll put this together with some other 6x8 layouts using Lollipop Box Club papers and bind them with rings to create a mini album.  More on that next month as it starts to take shape.


I focused in on the tea and cake theme and pulled out some photos of the last time I made it out to a cafe (in April last year!)  I used another of the patterned papers to back each of my three photos.  I stretched the Mrs Brimble’s border sticker across the width of the page by snipping it in half and covering the gap with one of the photos.  A little bit of fussy cutting, a die cut and a sticker here and there around the page was all it needed to pull the whole page together.


I’m used to working in a 12x12 format so a 6x8 comes together very quickly for me!  I was searching for some more white space on the page but I couldn’t find any way to incorporate all three photos and still have empty space.  I guess I’m going to have to tweak my style if I’m going to master 6x8.  I used the check pattern to line up my journalling and wrote in a soft grey ink instead of harsh black.  


Here's the video:



I’ll be back soon with a 12x12 made with the Alice's Tea Party kit from Lollipop Box Club – yep, I’m headed straight back to my comfort zone!!

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