Imaginarium Designs: June Projects

Hi Imaginarium Designs lovelies!!

It's Karyn here and today I'm sharing some pocket page scrapbooking, scrapbooking and cards made using lots of gorgeous Imaginarium Designs chipboard. These projects were from some recent classes I taught at Seriously Scrapbooking.

The first project is Week 28 part 2 for my "Schultz Family 2016" Project Life Album. The photos were from a family holiday last year to the Gold Coast - I'm still trying to catch up on my PL from way back then!!

Here is a close up of the LHS. I've used the Echo Park "Just Be You" paper collection and hearts stencil. I love using the journalling cards 12x12 papers from any collection - they give you lots of options for PL cards or can be fussy cut and used as embellishments.

For this card I've used my Prima Watercolor confections (Tropicals) to paint the background. Then I've used a navy ink and the geometric hearts stencil. Then I've fussy cut clouds and hot air balloons from the patterned paper and attached to the card. I've painted all of my chipboard a navy blue - keeping it all the same colour unifies the page.

Here is a close up of the RHS. I've added a selection of fussy cut elements and painted chipboard clusters to cards on this page. I mixed some of the paint (pink, yellow, green, blue) separately with texture paste then swiped it across the stencil giving a rainbow effect on one of the cards

For this card I added some paint splatters, a strip of patterned paper, fussy cut hot air balloons and a painted chipboard word element.

Imaginarium Designs chipboard I've used includes

Love grow hello : code IDW0083

# words : code IDW0094

Loolabelles love arrows : Code IDD0030

Loolabelles chevrons #2: Code IDDL0022

Nats hearts 1 : code IDD0042

Loolabelle's freaky peep crosses : code IDD0050

The next project is a scrapbook page made using the Echo Park "Just Be You" paper collection and raindrops stencil.

I started by using a yellow ink and stencilling in the bottom left and top right corners of my background white cardstock. Then I added paint splatters in coordinating colours across the cardstock (again mainly from bottom left to top right). While this was drying I cut out all the triangular elements from the "follow your heart" paper. I distressed the edges of each of these triangles then adhered it to my background in the same heart shaped pattern (you could even sew these on if you like!).

I clustered die cut embellishments and chipboard around my photo. I've painted all of my chipboard a navy blue.

I added another embellishment cluster in the bottom left corner of my page.

As well as the scrapbook page I created 2 cards. Both cards contains a painted and stenciled background as well as die cut embellishments, fussy cut words, and painted chipboard.