One way to add subtle detail to a layout is to add tone-on-tone raised embellishments. I added tone-on-tone raised embellishments on this layout in three places, punching or hand-cutting shapes from the same patterned papers used for the blocks on the layout and layering each (with pop dots) on top of the matching patterned paper block. I extended each shape beyond the edge of the block to make the shape pop more clearly.
Here's a closer look at the red star:
I created this layout as part of this week's challenge week on the Bella Blvd blog. Today's challenge was to create a project using patterned paper from four or more different collections. Be sure to check out the challenges at Bella Blvd this week and participate for a chance to win!



3 comments:
At the risk of sounding super cheesy, your renewed commitment to your blog inspired me to get crafty again. Between visits here and Paula's ad challenges, I've made some of my favorite layouts yet. Just in case you thought no one was reading. :)
this is gorgeous. Have to try this idea.
Love this idea Vivian and the page really pops. TFS.
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