One of the trends that has been a regular sight in scrapbook layouts is the use of glimmer mist. I use them a lot myself and I love how it adds a nice touch to my projects.
For today, I’ll be showing you how I used the glimmer mist on my page together with a mix of Bayberry Cottage, Queen Bee and 365 Degrees.
I first placed Cottage Bayberry Punchouts negative on the reverse side of Bees Wax paper from Queen Bee collection as a mask.
Then I sprayed across and around the negative punchouts mask with a dark colored mist. Make sure you spray enough mist to create a nice contrast against the paper.
Next, I outlined the misted shapes with a black pen. This will make the background pop up.
I completed the page using a strip of Porch Swing die cut paper, a couple Punchouts from Bayberry Cottage and 365 Degrees, Flip Notes, Ribbon Pleats, Cork Buttons and Bella Brads from Bayberry Cottage. I also did a little stamping using Expression Clear Stamp from Bayberry Cottage as well and finished the page off with Expressions Weathered Wood Scarlet chipboard alphas.
Here’s my completed layout. I just love how the glimmer mist worked so well against the background!
I think I’m going to play more with the glimmer mist with all the new products! 
Have a great weekend!
Well, this is just fabulous! I love how you created your own patterned paper! And how you used one of the boxes for journaling!
This is sooo inspiring, how brilliant! TFS!
Love the theme too!
Love it! Thank you so much for the inspiration!
That is so cool!!!
I love this idea! Can’t wait to use it on one of my pages.
Thanks for sharing this tip!!! Love it! I am going to give it a try!
Love this! What a great background. I love how you used one of the spaces for your journaling.
That is a really cool technique. I love the doodling.
This is a really great technique and idea! Thanks for sharing this!!! Love your example too!!!
What a FABULOUS idea!!!!! I LOVE Glimmer Mists but never thought to use them THIS way! TFS!!! LOVE your page too!
oh wow…how cool is this!! Thank you so much for showing us how you did that…great technique!!
what a great idea…will be scraplifting this!!
This is a great idea it looks wonderful and easy to try. Tfs
Good idea!