Using chipboard on Scrapbook pages

I had this photo of my youngest daughter and I from a few years ago sitting on my desk and found a few minutes to sit and 'play' for a while. I love the title wording on this page and think anyone with daughters could find a photo to apply it too.

Materials used: RW Laser Cut title, Prima Reflections A4 paper pad papers, Martha Stewart punch, Bella notelet, Stickles, Flourish with a Bling pearl accent. The flowers are handmade using various floral components pinned together with a pearl brad and applying some Stickles around some of the petals. The Chipboard has simply been inked with a chalk ink and some more Stickles or Glitter Glue applied to highlight parts of it.

The next page is a very sentimental one. The photo is of my grandmother with her first great-grandchild, my daughter. This was the only great-grandchild she saw, although she knew there was a second on the way when she passed away just prior to that great-grandchild's birth.

Materials used: Dusty Attic chipboards (frame, clock and title), Bella brads, handmade flowers, Bella notelet and machine stitching. The chipboards have been inked with chalk ink and highlighted with a metallic rub.

Dusty Attic chipboards are our product of the month for July with a huge 20% off the RRP. These frames make great page embellishment and are also great for using as a template for designer shape papers as they come in a range of sizes and shapes. Check them out online at An Invitation To Scrap