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Fourth of July Layout

28
Jul
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Hello Pebbles friends, Becki here. I’m excited to share a Fourth of July layout with you. The fourth of July isn’t a holiday that I typically scrapbook. The new America the Beautiful collection changed that. I couldn’t resist playing with this collection and pairing it with the adorable glittery “sparkle” title from the Jen Hadfield DIY Home collection. I’ve been hoarding saving these words for the perfect project. Isn’t the word “sparkle” perfect for a Fourth of July layout?

Fourth of July Layout created by @jbckadams for @Pebblesinc #scrapbook #FourthofJuly #PebblesInc

I started by gathering a few supplies to accompany my “sparkle” title. I wanted the traditional red, white, and blue color scheme with a big pop of gold and a little bit of woodgrain to make a border.

Fourth of July Layout created by @jbckadams for @Pebblesinc #scrapbook #FourthofJuly #PebblesInc

I have to say, I love how this layout turned out. I’m so glad I took the time to take photos and create a Fourth of July layout.

Fourth of July Layout created by @jbckadams for @Pebblesinc #scrapbook #FourthofJuly #PebblesInc

Below the “sparkle” titled I added “July 4th” in Thickers. Although the layout is titled “sparkle” I wanted the Fourth of July to be on the layout as well. I stitched the “July 4th” Thickers with my sewing machine. Stitching over Thickers not only keeps them in place but it adds a little bit of texture as well.

Fourth of July Layout created by @jbckadams for @Pebblesinc #scrapbook #FourthofJuly #PebblesIncI adhered the “sparkle” die cut with adhesive foam squares. I wanted it to pop off the layout. It also made it easier to tuck my photo and a few other die cuts under it.

Fourth of July Layout created by @jbckadams for @Pebblesinc #scrapbook #FourthofJuly #PebblesInc

I finished the layout by adding some red glitter star stickers. They add some more sparkle to the layout (you can never have too much glittery sparkle, right?).  My handwritten journaling was the finishing touch to this layout. I love the personal touch that handwriting gives to my layouts.

Fourth of July Layout created by @jbckadams for @Pebblesinc #scrapbook #FourthofJuly #PebblesInc

Do you have the America the Beautiful collection on your desk? If not, you need to get it. It’s perfect for creating Fourth of July layouts. Thanks for stopping by the Pebbles blog today. I’ll see you again soon!

Supplies:
DIY Home Glittery Die Cut Words 732937
America the Beautiful Gold Foiled Die Cuts 733203
America the Beautiful Glitter Star Stickers 733211
America the Beautiful Alphabet Thickers 733230
America the Beautiful Washi Strips 733235
Stars and Stripes Patterned Paper 733347

Filed Under: Layout, Summer Tagged With: 4th of July, America the Beautiful, Becki Adams, Everyday, Fourth of July, Layout, Patriotic, Summer

Oh My Stars Layout

27
Jul
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Hi, Renee here to share a fun Oh My Stars layout I made using the America the Beautiful collection.  I couldn’t resist scrapping these favorite 4th of July pics of Payton with sparklers.  When I saw the Sparklers pattern paper in this collection, I knew I had to use it here.

Documenting those favorite 4th of July moments with this Oh My Stars Layout by @reneezwirek using the America the Beautiful collection by @pebblesinc

So, I used it for my background paper. I trimmed the Happy 4th of July pattern paper to 10 ½” x 10 ½”, adhered it to my Sparklers background paper, and added machine stitching all around.

Documenting those favorite 4th of July moments with this Oh My Stars Layout by @reneezwirek using the America the Beautiful collection by @pebblesinc

I chose my favorite three photos and trimmed them down to 3″ x 4″ to match the size of the Oh My Stars 3″ x 4″ card. I adhered my photos and title card to a 6 7/8″ x 8 ½” piece of the Declaration pattern paper.  Then, I trimmed the Patriotic Posies pattern paper down to 7 ½” x 9″ and added that underneath for my layers.  I added my layers to the background papers.  I added a couple of Washi Tape Strips to my page.  I love the Statue of Liberty crown sticker I added to one of Payton’s photos.

Documenting those favorite 4th of July moments with this Oh My Stars Layout by @reneezwirek using the America the Beautiful collection by @pebblesinc

I sprinkled Golden Color Mist around my page.  I added fun Stickers and cute Die-Cuts along with some hand-written journaling.

Documenting those favorite 4th of July moments with this Oh My Stars Layout by @reneezwirek using the America the Beautiful collection by @pebblesinc

The fireworks Stickers are fun and I love the movement they create.

Documenting those favorite 4th of July moments with this Oh My Stars Layout by @reneezwirek using the America the Beautiful collection by @pebblesinc

I normally don’t like my handwriting, but from time to time I think it’s important to add it to my pages for my girls to remember my writing.

Documenting those favorite 4th of July moments with this Oh My Stars Layout by @reneezwirek using the America the Beautiful collection by @pebblesinc

This sparkler Die-Cut is perfect!

Documenting those favorite 4th of July moments with this Oh My Stars Layout by @reneezwirek using the America the Beautiful collection by @pebblesinc

I love this group of embellishments.  I added a toothpick to the pinwheel Sticker.

Documenting those favorite 4th of July moments with this Oh My Stars Layout by @reneezwirek using the America the Beautiful collection by @pebblesinc

I hope you enjoyed my Oh My Stars layout.  For more inspiration on scrapbooking your favorite 4th of July memories, check out my Double-Page layout here.

Red, white and blue scrapbook layout created by @reneezwirek for @PebblesInc using #Americana #patriotic #FourthofJuly

Supplies:
America the Beautiful Happy 4th of July (733341)
America the Beautiful Patriotic Posies (733346)
America the Beautiful Sparklers (733350)
America the Beautiful Declaration (733351)
America the Beautiful Icons & Accents Stickers with Gold Foil (733197)
America the Beautiful Ephemera Die-Cuts with Gold Foil (733203)
America the Beautiful Washi Tape Strips (733235)
Cottage Living Golden Color Mist (369021)
American Crafts Precision Pen .05 Point Open Stock, Red (62323)
American Crafts This To That Adhesive Runner, Strips (61712)

Filed Under: American Crafts, Layout, Summer Tagged With: America the Beautiful, Fourth of July, Layout, Renee Zwirek

Simple Hello Banner

26
Jul
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Hey there, Amy from The Happy Scraps here today. I’m excited to share this Simple Hello Banner with you today. I really love all the fun papers in the Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection. The bright colors and patterns are so fun! I picked out a few of my favorites to make this banner with. Banners are one of my favorite things to make. They are great for making a statement piece, and they are so customizable.

Create this Simple Hello Banner with a few supplies from the Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection and the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

For this banner I grabbed five of the papers I really like in the Everyday Collection, the gold glittered thickers, and the wood banner pieces.

Create this Simple Hello Banner with a few supplies from the Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection and the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

I started by tracing my banner pieces onto the back of the paper I wanted to use.

Create this Simple Hello Banner with a few supplies from the Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection and the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Then I cut it out.

Create this Simple Hello Banner with a few supplies from the Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection and the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Using some wood glue, I put some on, then spread it out over the entire wood banner piece.

Create this Simple Hello Banner with a few supplies from the Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection and the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

I placed my paper over the glue and smooth it out good to make sure it was on there well.

Create this Simple Hello Banner with a few supplies from the Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection and the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Once I had all the banner pieces put together, I punched out some circles. I inked the edges of all the banner pieces and the circles with brown ink.

Create this Simple Hello Banner with a few supplies from the Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection and the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Next I placed the letters on the center of the circles.

Create this Simple Hello Banner with a few supplies from the Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection and the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

I placed a foam 3-dimensional tab on the back of the circles.

Create this Simple Hello Banner with a few supplies from the Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection and the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Then I mounted them on the banner pieces.

Create this Simple Hello Banner with a few supplies from the Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection and the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

I punch out the holes and used some baker’s twine to string them together, creating the simple hello banner.

Create this Simple Hello Banner with a few supplies from the Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection and the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

I put it up with my other summer decor, and I think it’s a perfect addition!

Create this Simple Hello Banner with a few supplies from the Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection and the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

What do you think? Aren’t the bright colors SO fun?! Grab some supplies and make yourself a simple hello banner.

Create this Simple Hello Banner with a few supplies from the Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection and the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Supplies:
Jen Hadfield Everyday Trellis
Jen Hadfield Everyday Dotted Chevron
Jen Hadfield Everyday Honeycomb
Jen Hadfield Everyday Mandarins
Jen Hadfield Everyday Tropical Delight
Jen Hadfield Everyday Pops of Color
Jen Hadfield DIY Home Chunky Gold Glittered Foam Thickers
Jen Hadfield DIY Home Wood Veneer Pennant Banner Kit
Baker’s Twine
Brown Ink
3-Dimenstional Foam Tabs

Filed Under: Banner Tagged With: Amy Cowley, Banner, Everyday, Everyday Collection, Jen Hadfield

Paper Succulents

21
Jul
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Hello everyone! Amanda here today. One of my favorite ways to use paper is to make plants and planters. They are easy to make and require no maintenance. Just my type of plant!

Paper Succulents in Upcycled Containers by @amanda_coleman1 using @pebblesinc Gold Foiled Papers

Luckily for you and me, succulents are still trending, and it is no wonder why. They are cute, exotic, small, and easy to care for. Whether or not you have a green thumb, you can brighten up your space by making some paper succulents in no time. Upcycle some cans by wrapping them in some bright gold foiled papers and you’ll have some superb decor on your hands.

Paper Succulents in Upcycled Containers by @amanda_coleman1 using @pebblesinc Gold Foiled Papers

Gold foiled specialty papers from Pebbles are my favorite for making home decor items. I used two different papers and wrapped them around this regular ol’ can to create a bright and trendy succulent “planter”.

Paper Succulents in Upcycled Containers by @amanda_coleman1 using @pebblesinc Gold Foiled Papers

Have fun with the colors of your succulents. Create an off-beat color scheme or one that matches your decor. That’s the beauty of creating paper plants. Using textured cardstock gives the plants a more life-like feel, too.

Paper Succulents in Upcycled Containers by @amanda_coleman1 using @pebblesinc Gold Foiled Papers

These gold polka dots are my favorite. My favorite pencil cup is wrapped in the exact same paper. To make this Christmas cactus, die cut two of each piece and adhere on both sides of a narrow gauge floral wire. This will allow you to bend and twist the limbs until they are just right.

Paper Succulents in Upcycled Containers by @amanda_coleman1 using @pebblesinc Gold Foiled Papers

Plant your paper succulents in a container full of rice. It makes it easy to rearrange your plants and the weight of the rice holds the container in place. Want more fun ideas for upcycling or repurposing cans? Click HERE or stop by the Pebbles Blog and search “upcycle” in the search bar.
Have a great day!
Amanda

Supplies:
Cottage Living Gold Foil Accent Cardstock 12″X12″
Cottage Living Gold Foil Accent Cardstock 12″X12″
American Crafts Textured Cardstock Pack 12″X12″ 60/Pkg

Filed Under: Altered Item, DIY, Flowers, Gift, Home Decor, Papercraft, Spring, Summer Tagged With: Amanda Coleman, Cottage Living, Papercraft, succulents

Big photo Layout

20
Jul
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Hello everyone and welcome to the Pebble’s blog! I am Eva Pizarro showing you a layout with a big photo and the lovely Spring Fling collection.

This line is perfect for weddings, showers and celebrations. It has a mix of pink and mint that matched perfectly with the photo of my son at my sister in law’s wedding.

I wanted to create a small hidden letter for my son and the little 3×4 inch cards were perfect to create a card! I attach a small piece of doily to access the letter easily.

Big photo layout by @evapizarrov using #springfling collection by @pebblesinc

Hide the letter under your picture placing the doily where you want.

Big photo layout by @evapizarrov using #springfling collection by @pebblesinc

Because I am using a big photo there isn’t much need of embellishments. I kept my title and all my design on the right side of the layout. I added my title first and then big embellishments like doilies, a banner and a paper rosette.

Big photo layout by @evapizarrov using #springfling collection by @pebblesinc

Next I added some more embellishments on top of my picture

Big photo layout by @evapizarrov using #springfling collection by @pebblesinc

And I finish everything with some enamel dots and a few designs that I hand cut from patterned papers.

Big photo layout by @evapizarrov using #springfling collection by @pebblesinc

 

The doily that is holding my letter isn’t attached to the layout but I placed a foam thicker on top so I can take it off easily.

Big photo layout by @evapizarrov using #springfling collection by @pebblesinc

I love all the little embellishments in this collection. They are perfect for a baby layout!

Big photo layout by @evapizarrov using #springfling collection by @pebblesinc

Big photo layout by @evapizarrov using #springfling collection by @pebblesinc

What do you think? Do you make scrapbooks of events like this? If you do I am sure you are going to love this collection! I use it for an Easter layout too! You can see the tutorial here!

Easter Layout by @evapizarrov using the new #SpringFling collection by @pebblesinc

Have a great day!
Eva

Supplies:
Spring Fling From Me To You (733099)
Spring Fling Celebrate Gold Foam Thickers (733114)
Spring Fling Cardstock and Vellum Ephemera (733116)
Spring Fling Cardstock Stickers (733113)
Spring Fling Rosettes
American Crafts White Cardstock
This to That Adhesive Runner

Filed Under: Layout Tagged With: Eva Pizarro, Layout, Spring Fling

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