Welcome to the Scrapbooking Global January 2022 blog hop. This months theme is ‘Creative Borders’. I can’t wait to see how everyone interpreted the theme.
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I chose to use the beautiful new Daffodil Dies to create a flower garden as my border.
Wouldn’t this make a fabulous Easter or Mother’s Day layout? Unfortunately, I didn’t have any photos to scrapbook from either of those occasions. I did, however, find a photo from my childhood to include on the layout.
I combined the Daffodil Dies with the grass dies from the Dandy Wishes Dies to create my border and love how it all came together. There’s just so much dimension on this layout I’m hoping you can tell from the photos.
The background paper, as well as the curry paper in the upper left is from the Daffodil Afternoon dsp pack which is an item that you can choose for free with a qualifying purchase during Sale-a-Bration. I think the contrast of the black border really finishes off the layout nicely.
Thanks so much for stopping by today. Be sure to head on over to Sharon Dalton’s blog to see what she created. Enjoy hopping along to see the beautiful projects that everyone else created!
Have a creative day!
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Just beautifual Sherry thanks so much for an awesome theme this month!
Oh I just LOOOOOOVE your garden border – so clever and so gorgeous – it looks so real!! Love the dotty background too – you’re so right, it really does bring out the daffodil colour!! Love this.
WOWSERS Sherry, this is so Gorgeous!!! This suite was not even on my radar <3 Thanks for alerting me to it NOT!!!
No seriously LOVE it!!!
Cheers Shaz
Stunning layout!
A bouquet of flowers, clever idea! Very nice!
What a beautiful garden of daffodils. Love the thin dark DSP border framing the base. Thanks for sharing!
Such a pretty boarder! Those daffodils pop! What a wonderful way to make something like school photos look special, I have trouble sometimes with my old school photos, but I love this idea. And as you said, this layout could be great for other themes too, well done! So beautiful.