Showing posts with label Megs garden lace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Megs garden lace. Show all posts

14 September, 2016

Vintage Journal Papers With A Twist

Hello there, and welcome to Meg's Garden!
I'm going to take a moment to introduce myself - I'm Julianne (otherwise known as Jules The Bling Princess). I've been scrapbooking for over ten years and have recently joined the Meg's Garden Design Team. I look forward to sharing lots of scrappy inspiration with you over the coming months. 

"MAGIC HAPPENS..."

All my life I've been a bookworm and collector of books, so when I saw this new range from Meg I knew exactly what I wanted to do with it. I wanted to create a layout that captures the magic of reading, how every book can take you to a different place and a different time. 

My style is very feminine and pretty, and I wanted the layout to hold all those little details that you would discover if you were exploring a new book. 


I felt that a layout about magical things had to include stars and bling, so I used coloured texture paste and a star stencil to create my magical background. I continued with the sparkle element by adding rhinestones to the background and chipboard (I used metallic ink on the chipboard pieces for extra sparkle). 

And if you look closely, you will see that I've used the Ephemera packs to create visual triangles on my layout - three tags, and three floral circles. 


I've used all three Ephemera packs on my layout - Time, For A Gentleman, and For A Lady. That's the great thing about these ranges of ephemera - you can mix and match all of them with these papers. 

The flowers and laces I have used on my layout are all from Meg's Garden. I have coloured the lace and large paper rose with Glimmermist to match these papers. That is what I love about white laces and flowers - you can colour them any colour to match whatever you are working with.  


Here, you can see how I have layered my papers to create a textured border around the outer edge of the layout. I have used Vintage Journal papers 02, 05 and 06. With a little ink and distressing, they have created a gorgeous border to frame the layout. 


The starting point of this entire layout was the book at the bottom of the page. I have cut out a duplicate copy and raised it with foam tape, creating the springboard for my entire layout. From there, I added a raised image of a Gothic lady, and all the flowers, layers and elements around the book. My idea was to make it appear that the book was opening, and everything was pouring out from within. 


If you look closely, you can see that I have raised the clock-watch (from For A Gentleman ephemera pack), and added a metal circle and metal brad for extra detail and depth. I have finished with a layer of Glossy Accents around the outside to create a glass-like image.

Thank-you for stopping by and joining me today. If you have any questions about this project, don't be scared to ask. I'm happy to answer all questions. 

If you would like to view more of my work, please visit my blog:


Have a great day, 
and I hope you can join me again soon.

Julianne. xxx

02 May, 2016

TWO ROSE QUARTZ CARDS by MIRIAM

ROSE QUARTZ CARDS

Hello everyone, Miriam here. I have used the beautiful Rose Quartz paper from Meg's Garden  again this month, I just love the soft mauve colour I haven't used too many embellishments as I didn't want to cover the paper.
Lace and cream flower are from Meg's Garden with white flowers, purple rose buds and chip board from my stash.







Just loved making these cards and will use this beautiful paper again.


30 April, 2016

Upcycled gift bag with Rose Quartz

Hello again, Kelly-ann Oosterbeek here today with an upcycled gift bag ...

 this project is a very quick and easy one, and is super handy for getting together 
a really special gift bag for a really special occasion ... and best of all,
 for the base you can just use any old gift bag you may have been hanging onto :)

So this is what it looks like after I've attacked it with the Rose Quartz Collection...





And this is how we got there ...




This was the gift bag I started with ... it was made of nice thick cardboard 
so perfect to support all the embellishments I wanted to stick onto it :)

Next I cut out a cardstock base to both sides...




Then I added lace and washi tape to the edges...



Then I started adding the Rose Quatrz papers and some flowers ...



Then I just kept going with the embellishments from the Rose Quartz Collection...


I finished with some bling and butterflies and 
stuck the two sides to the sides of the gift bag using some really study glue.


And that's it! :)


 Thanks for popping by the blog today.

Cheers from Kelly Ann xo





25 April, 2016

Rose Quartz Layout

Hi there, Kelly-ann Oosterbeek here today with a layout I made using the
 Rose Quartz Collection from Meg's Garden...


This whole layout was made using cardstock, a paper doily, Meg's embellishments and some small sheets of patterned paper from the Rose Quartz  Mini papers/ card makers pack :)





Rose Quartz is the perfect collection for any soft feminine vintage project you might have in mind.

Thanks for stopping by for a look.

Cheers from Kelly Ann xo





31 July, 2015

Hello bloggers Trish here,today i have the beautiful Forgotten Meadows "My Garden" LO and card to share

These were my window pots and garden before I moved to the coast and didn't scrap.
I used micro beads on the tips of the daisies,Forgotten meadows cut and create paper.








                                        Thanks for taking a stroll through Megs garden with me