We've had a lot of requests from you 2 page layout girls!
So here it is, an entire post to inspire all of you 2 page layout lovers using
Lets get started!!!
Endless Summer 2 page Layout
Designer: Kristen Swain
Products Used: Sun Kissed Chillin', Sun Kissed Skies, Sun Kissed Splash Zone,
Sun Kissed Cut Outs, Sun Kissed Combo Sticker, Sun Kissed 12" Chipboard,
Sun Kissed Buttons & Bling, Sun Kissed Noteworthy Journaling Cards
Designer Tip: Lightly mist white cardstock with a cloud template and
blue mist to make your own background cloud paper
On Cloud 9 - 2 page Layout
Designer: Rita Shimniok
Products Used: Sun Kissed Dot, Sun Kissed Skies, Sun Kissed Party, Sun Kissed Clearly Stamp,
Sun Kissed Combo Sticker, Sun Kissed 12" Chipboard, Sun Kissed Noteworthy,
H20 + Fun Cardstock Sticker, Summer Fun Cardstock Sticker,
Sun Kissed iCandy Brads, Sun Kissed iCandy Jewels, Sun Kissed Buttons & Bling,
Paprika Double Dot Ribbon, Ocean Double Dot Paper,
Save the Date Stamp n store, Distress Me Out Stamp n Store
Designer Tip: It's okay to "break the rules". Although scrapbook classes teach us to "ground everything"
I choose to float my clouds on the left, because floating is what clouds do best.
Break the rules and have fun! For a twist on dating the event, stamp a partial stamp of the
Save the Date stamp. I noticed that 2010 and the date we went to the zoo fell into the same quadrant,
and chose to stamp a portion of the image, using red to circle the date.
Using the same set, a marker was used to "ink" June only on another stamp, and
it was imaged within the first impression. Use the Distress Me Out stamp set to "stitch"
around the outside edge of a page with lots of white space. This will add a boarder of color.
A fine tip maker of the same color can be used to doodle in strands, and
some "out of line" stitching, which helps bring the two pages together in the center.
Sandcastles 101
Designer: Juliana Michaels
Products Used: Sun Kissed, Sun Kissed Adventure, Sun Kissed Party, Sun Kissed Stripe,
Sun Kissed Skies, Sun Kissed Noteworthy, Sun Kissed iCandy Jewels,
Sun Kissed Combo Sticker, Sun Kissed iCandy Stickers, Sun Kissed Chipboard
Designer Tip: Use a page from the Noteworthy journal pages as an embellishment for your page.
Do you like to create your own embellishments? Cut images out of your patterned paper
add a little bling and then attach them to your project with dimensional foam tape.
Splash Zone
Designer: Christine Ousley
Products Used: Sun Kissed Skies, Sun Kissed Splash Zone, Sun Kissed Summer,
Sun Kissed Combo Sticker, 12" Sun Kissed Adhesive Chipboard,
Noteworthy Fun In the Sun Journaling Cards, Sun Kissed iCandy Stickers,
Sun Kissed iCandy Chipboard, Sun Kissed Flowers, Sun Kissed iCandy Jewels
Our design team did it again! Fabulous layouts ladies.
Have a great Thursday!
Lets get started!!!
Endless Summer 2 page Layout
Designer: Kristen Swain
Products Used: Sun Kissed Chillin', Sun Kissed Skies, Sun Kissed Splash Zone,
Sun Kissed Cut Outs, Sun Kissed Combo Sticker, Sun Kissed 12" Chipboard,
Sun Kissed Buttons & Bling, Sun Kissed Noteworthy Journaling Cards
Designer Tip: Lightly mist white cardstock with a cloud template and
blue mist to make your own background cloud paper
On Cloud 9 - 2 page Layout
Designer: Rita Shimniok
Products Used: Sun Kissed Dot, Sun Kissed Skies, Sun Kissed Party, Sun Kissed Clearly Stamp,
Sun Kissed Combo Sticker, Sun Kissed 12" Chipboard, Sun Kissed Noteworthy,
H20 + Fun Cardstock Sticker, Summer Fun Cardstock Sticker,
Sun Kissed iCandy Brads, Sun Kissed iCandy Jewels, Sun Kissed Buttons & Bling,
Paprika Double Dot Ribbon, Ocean Double Dot Paper,
Save the Date Stamp n store, Distress Me Out Stamp n Store
Designer Tip: It's okay to "break the rules". Although scrapbook classes teach us to "ground everything"
I choose to float my clouds on the left, because floating is what clouds do best.
Break the rules and have fun! For a twist on dating the event, stamp a partial stamp of the
Save the Date stamp. I noticed that 2010 and the date we went to the zoo fell into the same quadrant,
and chose to stamp a portion of the image, using red to circle the date.
Using the same set, a marker was used to "ink" June only on another stamp, and
it was imaged within the first impression. Use the Distress Me Out stamp set to "stitch"
around the outside edge of a page with lots of white space. This will add a boarder of color.
A fine tip maker of the same color can be used to doodle in strands, and
some "out of line" stitching, which helps bring the two pages together in the center.
Sandcastles 101
Designer: Juliana Michaels
Products Used: Sun Kissed, Sun Kissed Adventure, Sun Kissed Party, Sun Kissed Stripe,
Sun Kissed Skies, Sun Kissed Noteworthy, Sun Kissed iCandy Jewels,
Sun Kissed Combo Sticker, Sun Kissed iCandy Stickers, Sun Kissed Chipboard
Designer Tip: Use a page from the Noteworthy journal pages as an embellishment for your page.
Do you like to create your own embellishments? Cut images out of your patterned paper
add a little bling and then attach them to your project with dimensional foam tape.
Splash Zone
Designer: Christine Ousley
Products Used: Sun Kissed Skies, Sun Kissed Splash Zone, Sun Kissed Summer,
Sun Kissed Combo Sticker, 12" Sun Kissed Adhesive Chipboard,
Noteworthy Fun In the Sun Journaling Cards, Sun Kissed iCandy Stickers,
Sun Kissed iCandy Chipboard, Sun Kissed Flowers, Sun Kissed iCandy Jewels
Our design team did it again! Fabulous layouts ladies.
Have a great Thursday!
Love these! so fun and cheerful!
ReplyDeleteLoving today's 2 page layouts!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME layouts!! Wow!
ReplyDeleteI am such a fan of 2 page layouts...
ReplyDeleteI take way too many pictures to use just one!
Today's post is sooo inspiring!
Thanks girls!
Fabulous layouts!!! I enjoy creating 2 page layouts so this was wonderful inspiration! Thanks for the close ups of each page too!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fantastic!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat layouts girls!!!!
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Wonderful Layouts... so bright and cheerful! Thanks for all the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteSo bright and fun! Just love the clouds!!
ReplyDeleteThese are unbelievable.....so happy I have this line...and new tubing pics to work with tonight.
ReplyDeleteawesome pages girls! I always feel challenged in this area! y'all make it look easy! hee hee!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this great inspiration! I linked to this page from today's scrapbook news at http://exm.nr/aLvAio
ReplyDeleteThanks readers -we're glad you are enjoying the 2 pagers. You can visit my blog for more images and tips on my two page layout if you wish.
ReplyDeleteSuch fun and cheery layouts....
ReplyDeleteFantastic!! I mostly always do 2 page layouts!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! I love 2 page layouts!
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting these ideas.. I love two page layouts!!
ReplyDeleteThese pages are amazing. I love two page layouts.
ReplyDeleteI used to pretty much exclusively do 2 page layouts. Now I work at a craft store and make displays for the scrapbook dept and they stick to one page ones, which has gotten me more accustomed to it. But I still love my 2 pages! Very cute layouts!
ReplyDeleteThese layouts are so beautiful! I do both single and double page layouts. It just depends on how many pictures I have to scrapbook of an event. Will use several of these for inspiration after our trip to the beach in a couple of weeks!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous 2 pager's. What great inspiration
ReplyDeleteLoving these LOs! Super fun pages for the summer, I feel so inspired... Thanks for sharing these ladies!
ReplyDeleteI love these they are so cute!!! I love 2 page layouts. Sometimes I just have too many pictures for a 1 page layout and I have to stretch it out, LOL.
ReplyDeleteALl gorgeous! WTG girls!
ReplyDeleteLove 2 page layouts - I mainly scrap 2 pagers!
ReplyDeleteFabulous job!!! I loved all of these layouts. Gotta Love the SunKissed papers too!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful layouts!
ReplyDeleteFabulous job ladies.
ReplyDeletebeautifully done! I love them all! what's so great is that the papers look like they were meant to be made into 2-page l/o's! But when you want a single page, they look like they're meant for THAT too! Must be one of those win-win situations, huh? ;-)
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