Super Star | Legendary collection | Rachel Lowe
Hey crafty friends, here is WA my boy was meant to start school on Monday, but on Sunday we were forced into a five day hard lockdown. I was frustrated but he was elated! I am not a fan of back to school layouts so I tried to think outside of the square and come up with a back to school layout with a twist.
I have used the fab Legendary collection with its perfect colours and embellishments!
I have used a fab cut file from Cut to You, this is the second time I have used this back pack cut file, previously I created a girl version. The star confetti background cut file is by Paige Evans/Silhouette design store.
I used the off beat paper as my background paper. I cut my white cardstock paper down to 10×10 inches and then used my Silhouette Cameo to cut the stars. I back this piece with total legend paper to add contrast. I centred this on the off beat paper and added some blue messy machine stitching.
I cut the back pack cut file in black and then used one way and all star papers. I added it to my layout using foam tape. I next added my photo (which I added a text graphic from Pic Monkey), I used explorer paper to mat my photo which I finished off with a flair button
I used the accessory sticker sheet phrase stickers to create my journalling. I used a paint brush stroke clear sticker and finished off adding some enamel dots.
I added another sticker from the accessory sticker sheet so I could add a date space which if you have several odd children (like I do having four!!!!) is a must.
To finish off my page I added die cut stars from the die cut ephemera pack.
Well that’s it from me, thank you for stopping by today and I hope I have inspired you to create a school layout with a difference!
Rachel X
The cut file on this layout is a school themed file from the Cut to You store. I was able to use a variety of patterns from the paper pad to back the sections within the file. I love how it turned out!
I created three main clusters of embellishments on this layout. The image below shared the largest cluster in the bottom left of the page and to the left of the photo. I used mainly ephemera for this cluster but made sure to include a variety of foam adhesives to play around with the dimension I create on the page.
