'Christmas Moments to Remember' with Lisa Amiet

 Hello 2Crafty fans!
It's Lisa popping onto the blog today
 to share some Christmas inspiration with you. 

 

 

2Crafty products used:

 

 

 

'Pine Needle Wreath'

'Linear Snowflakes'

'Fine Snowflakes'

'Christmas Moments to Remember' 

 

 

For this layout I used an assortment of Christmas pieces,
 including the 'Pine Needle Wreath', 
that I finished in a muted green colour.  

 

I also used one of the 'Fine Snowflakes',

which I embossed in gold, and tucked under my photo.

 

 

 

How cute is that wreath!
I then used some of the 'Linear Snowflakes',

also embossed gold, adhered around my title. 

 

 

 

To finish, I used the 'Christmas Moments to Remember' title,

which I coloured in the same green as the wreath. 

 

 

I am really happy with how this layout turned out. 

I hope that you like it too.

 

Until next time! 

 

Lisa

 

"Christmas Moments to REMEMBER" Layout by Marie Sabatier

Hello everyone,

Let me introduce you to my first inspiration from this month of November.

A Christmas-themed page, with a family photo taken last year.

I love all the new products offered by 2Crafty, a wide range to embellish each of your creations. 

"Christmas Moments to REMEMBER"

The chipboard used:

- Christmas Moments to REMENBER

- Dotty Star Frames

- Curly Christmas Light Borders

- Poinsettia Set

      

As usual, I apply a coat of white gesso to each chipbopard.

For the "Dotty Star Frames" and "Curly Christmas Light Borders" particleboard, I use a metallic wax in the color "Celestial" which I apply delicately with my fingers.

I like this new frame for its finesse and originality. 

I put in place this beautiful bright border that I fix only at both ends.

For this magnificent "Poinsettia" I used Distress Oxide inks "candide apple" "mode lawn" 

and "peeled paint". To decorate I add a little white embossing powder.

I also used wax for the title, but thought it was too pale. 

I also add effects using white embossing powder.

Getting a rendering as precise as the real thing is difficult, but in the end, it comes out very well.

I hope you are inspired to start your Christmas decorations.

Thank you very much for your visit!

Marie