This week I decided to get back to some page making. The last page I made for the blog (my first project a few weeks ago) showed 5 ways to use bling strips. So today I thought I'd go with that theme and highlight another favorite with Washi 4 Ways.
1. First I used washi to make the border all around the page. I used a mix of wide, narrow and regular widths, but I also tore some of the pieces to create some irregular edges. I added dots and brads for embellishment clusters around the border, too.

2. I used a couple of the same tapes to make a coordinating matte for the picture.

3. I used a die to punch the "city" letters from strips of Foil Rainbow Washi .

4. And I put these cameras on some scrap white paper, fussy cut the shapes, and then stacked them (with foam tape between the layers) to make a raised embellishment. The cameras on this tape have various sayings, and this one, "You smile. I smile.," went along with my title.

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Such a cute layout! Love, love, love the border you created - especially with all the little extras!
ReplyDeleteThose are all creative ways to use washi! I need to try those tricks. I especially love the page border - so cool!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great combination of goodies to make this fabulous layout.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of washi for that border page! Those taxi brads are adorable! Fun page!
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