Hi everyone, I am going to show you how to create a layered layout with a twist,  I am a dimensional scrapper, and I love to create different elements of layering on my projects.  I have taken it one step further today by actually layering the whole layout so that it will sit up, all you do is pick up the top of the layout and stand it upright.  To create this I used Transparency (Thick) to help hold my embellishments into place so when you lift the layout the embellishments stand on there own, and then just layered other embellishments as I generally would with foam mounting tape (Cutting out pattern papers etc).

I used the gorgeous and very vibrant Collection “Fetching” starting with the Matt circle which I folded in half, then organised how I wanted the layout to look visually when I stood it up.  I cut out the patterns in the paper and started to build the layout and it all came together, I also used the “Fetching Chipboard Elements” “Fetching Sticker Book” and  the “Spring Fling Clear Stamps” which are just so cute, and very versatile.

As you can see a little different but an awful lot of fun to create,  you can store the layout  in your album just like any other layout by folding the layout down.  I have actually made a few of these layout, and I just love them, great little pressies, one for Mum and Dad coming up.

Well thats about it I hope you have fun trying to create your own scene.

Have a great day.

Hi everybody!!! Tuesdays on the Pink Paislee Blog is dedicated to food…hence the name Tasty Tuesday! I normally don’t scrap about food (perhaps because I’m too busy eating it LOL) but I had this precious picture of my girl with rice all over her face that I had been saving for a while. It went perfectly with the Pedal Pusher paper from the Pop Fashion line and so this layout was born (sorry for the cheesy Vanilla Ice reference – thanks to Kristina for pointing that out LOL!):

To create the inner brown scalloped border, I cut the scallop border from the Captivating shaped paper and removed about 3 scallops to make the circle smaller. I glued the smaller circle just on the inside of the Office Lingo shaped paper and then sewed it down. To make the most of my fabric flowers, I separated the layers from the Captivating and Enchanting flowers. I ended up with a larger and a smaller flower for each of my original flowers.

One thing I love about Pink Paislee is how the different lines co-ordinate. For this layout, I used several different lines and I love how they work together. Have you created layouts that combine several different PP lines? Come share them with us on Live Pink!