I finally had a chance to play with the beautiful Pion Design Silent Night collection. Oh wow are these papers dreamy! I did this layout style Christmas display. I haven't decided yet if I am keeping it or gifting it to someone. Please click on images to see larger view.
All of the flowers, lace and sprays are Green Tara and the chipboard is Dusty Attic (yes, I will be re-stocking these Dusty Attic pieces soon in October in my shop as well as 2Crafty chipboard too :)
Please note this will be my final design team project for Green Tara. I know the new team starting in October will be fantastic - lots of awesome scrappy buddies of mine will be playing with Green Tara's beautiful products. Congrats ladies!
I used the gorgeous DA September sketch by Michelle Grant as inspiration for this project.
Well, it takes a lot of Helmar sticky goodness to glue down chipboard, metal, flowers and lace. I used my two favorite products - the premium craft glue and the 450 quick dry. These two are my go-to glues for layouts! Visit the new http://helmarusa.com to shop!
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12 comments:
this is just so so yummy Vicky...what a great decoration!
Vicky - this is just lovely! So soft and dreamy. Beautiful work as always! Off to check out this new Pion collection now! xo
Hi Vicky, I'll miss seeing your work on the Green Tara Blog.... and what a beautiful Christmas creation, love the Pion Papers, gorgeous!
aww this is gorgeous, waUe ..what a beauti love your kind of work
This is so divine, love it :)
Love the layout in white so crisp and clean but plenty of visual goodies.
Oh wow! That's amazing! <3
OMGoodness...this is ultra stunning, Vicky! I've never seen an all white layout look like this...amazing work!
Golly, the Pion papers are yummy, and your work with them is just stunningly beautiful!
Alison x
Hi Vicky love the LO. Hope u are well. Haven't heard from u in a while!!!
Would sure have a hard time parting with this beauty! This really is amazing, LOVE all the white against the softness of the papers. xoxo
ooooo.....love the monochromatic white on white (or is it cream on cream? lol) STUNNING!
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