Adriana Bolzon creates with Art 1 papers

Hi there everyone, Adriana here today sharing a layout that I have created with the papers from Meg's Garden collection, this collection is called -

"Art 1 papers" ..

This layout is featured in the special

issue of "Scrapbooking Memories" issue Vol 17 no 1

This issue is showcasing some amazing

talented creatives in Australia and New Zealand.

These are the papers that I have used to create this layout

all available from Megs Garden Website

The story behind the layout

"Narnu Farm" is situated on Hindmarsh Island 

in South Australia, near Goolwa. It is a cabin style farm which you can book accommodation to stay overnight and also feed the animals and look at life on a working farm.

My daughter went there for her school camp and

had a wonderful time with her teachers and 

friends from school. 

A very rustic truck sits at the entrance of farm for people to see as they enter the farm gate.

I created a corrugated rustic fence with the "Corrugated Iron" papers, but I cut them up and place brads at each end.I also

placed some "Burlap" paper under the matted photo, just for

an added rustic touch.

I created a cluster of flowers on the bottom of the photo, I handmade 2 flowers from some old vintage book paper.

I then added some Velvet Viola Posy flowers, Oatmeal flowers & Paper leaves, a touch of Burlap trim and also

added some Skeleton Mesh to the ends of the of flowers. 

List of materials available from Meg's Garden

 Viola Posy flowers

Skeleton Mesh

Oatmeal flowers & Paper leaves

Art 1 Papers - Burlap and Corrugated Iron ART papers

Burlap trim

Old Book Papers

Butterfly Transparency

Please check out all the wonderful products 

 Megs Garden Website

and see all the design team members inspirational work at

Meg's Garden Blog

Thanks for looking, Adriana 

"What a collection of ideas - well done Adriana.  Have driven by Narnu Farm many times & not paid any attention to it until today.  Love the way you have combined the Art Papers with the different papers, flowers & leaves.  The velvet violas look totally at ease amongst all the rustic elements."

Bye for now
Meg
www.megsgarden.com