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  • ADORE LAYOUT TUTORIAL - KYLIE KINGHAM

    July 07, 2024

    ADORE LAYOUT TUTORIAL - KYLIE KINGHAM

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    Uniquely Creative Products Used:


       Add-ons:


      Other Products Used:

      • Trimmer 
      • Scissors
      • Adhesive tape
      • Foam squares
      • Brown ink
      • Brown journal pen
      • Manual die cutting machine
      • Distress tool



        Instructions:

        1. Trim a sheet of UCP2759 Indie paper to measure 11.75” x 11.75”. Distress the edges a little and adhere to a sheet of the Dandelion cardstock, included in the Willow & Grace cardstock bundle. (TIP: to conserve cardstock you can ‘gut’ or remove the centre of the cardstock first.)


        2. Trim a sheet of the UCP2755 Tiger paper to measure 10.75” x 8”. (TIP: Try to keep the ‘V’ shape print of the paper centred when you cut the width.) Distress the edges a little and adhere to the layout, centred and 1 inch down from the top edge.


        3. Back three of the frames in the Creative Cuts pack with a photo. Adhere these to the layout.

        4. Using the Lace Bunting die, cut two of the smaller buntings and one of the larger from Summer Wheat cardstock. (Included in the Willow & Grace cardstock bundle.) Adhere the two smaller buntings across the top of the page and the larger towards the base.


        5. Fussy cut the ADORE title from the cut-a-part sheet. *Optional- Add some brown ink to the edges and outline the letter centres with a brown journal pen to help it stand out. Adhere to the lower right side of the page with foam squares.


        6. Add some clusters of Creative cuts to the layout. Use foam squares to help build dimension for your page.


        7. Trim the branding strip from the UCP2753 Bella paper and cut some of the word phrasing apart from the reverse side. Adhere these below the title using foam squares.

           

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