The Project
I'm really excited to share with you my first project as a designer with Paper House Productions! I made a framed wall hanging for my nephew, documenting his latest interest - reenacting the exploits of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Since this was a gift, I framed my layout which turned it into a wall hanging. A layout tells more of a story and is more dynamic than giving just a framed photo. If you would like an instruction sheet with the sketch, here is a downloadable PFD.
Supplies:
Paper House Products:
Birthday Boy Collection (SBC-0161)
Happy Birthday Boy paper (P-0666E0
Super Hero City paper (P-0667E)
Birthday Boy 3D Stickers (STMD-0173E)
Birthday Boy Cardstock Stickers (STCX-0180E)
Other:
Frame for 8 x 10” photo
Sequins
Goggly Eyes
Wood Veneer Stars
Markers
Glitter Glue
I'm entering this in the following challenges:
Rhedd and Rosie Challenge Blog: #16 Something for Men
Shopping Our Stash: #120 Kids
Thanks so much for flyin' by,
I'm really excited to share with you my first project as a designer with Paper House Productions! I made a framed wall hanging for my nephew, documenting his latest interest - reenacting the exploits of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
The Collection
When I looked through Paper House's extensive collection of scrapbooking sets, the one that really jumped out at me was the Birthday Boy collection.
Even thought it was birthday themed, I really like the super hero aspect of it, which really matched my photos.
The Details
I took two stickers, "birthday boy" and "birthday Hero," cut out the birthday portion, and reassembled them together to form my title, "boy Hero." Around the title, I added a few more stickers like the blue 3-D mask which matched my photo perfectly. I then added some goggly eyes on top of the sticker and some sequins and wood veneer stars for some finishing touches.
For my layout design, I used the following sketch that I created.
Since this was a gift, I framed my layout which turned it into a wall hanging. A layout tells more of a story and is more dynamic than giving just a framed photo. If you would like an instruction sheet with the sketch, here is a downloadable PFD.
Paper House Products:
Birthday Boy Collection (SBC-0161)
Happy Birthday Boy paper (P-0666E0
Super Hero City paper (P-0667E)
Birthday Boy 3D Stickers (STMD-0173E)
Birthday Boy Cardstock Stickers (STCX-0180E)
Other:
Frame for 8 x 10” photo
Sequins
Goggly Eyes
Wood Veneer Stars
Markers
Glitter Glue
I'm entering this in the following challenges:
Rhedd and Rosie Challenge Blog: #16 Something for Men
Shopping Our Stash: #120 Kids
Thanks so much for flyin' by,
15 comments:
This is adorable, Michelle! I bet your nephew loved it! :)
Cute. I like the little embellishment clusters.
Congrats for your first job with them ! That is a great gift for your nephew !
Super cute project!
Super cute!
I love how professional this looks! Such a great gift!
What a special gift for your nephew. Great LO.
Super super cute!! Love how you layered the stickers - great job!
This is really cool. Great idea to frame it and show it off at home!
Fab layout, thank you for joining in Rhedd and Rosie's challenge, good luck Hun, Zoe DT xx
Awesome page! Great layout and wonderful design elements! Very Nicely Done! Thanks for playing along with us at Shopping Our Stash!
Hugz,
Chana
Thanks for entering Rhedd and Rosie's challenge with this bright and fun project. Good luck! Wendy DT xx
What a typical little boy ( mine have grown up now #sob) lovely layout! Many thanks for entering the Rhedd and Rosie's Challenge and good luck! Melissa (DT) xxxx
This is fabulous! I love the elements arranged in the corner. Thanks fro joining us this week at Shopping Our Stash!
fantastic work. thanks for joining us at Rhedd and Rosies . hugs Tina x
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