Hello everyone! It’s Eva Pizarro on the blog today, sharing a sunburst layout with the Sunshiny Days collection.
I don’t know about you, but I take a lot of pictures during the summer as we have many picnics, family trips and barbecues. We love to go to the country and enjoy the pool and the trees. The Sunshiny days collection was perfect to scrap our weekend getaway pictures.
To begin my layout, I created a sunburst with some of the patterned papers. I chose a yellow, green and blue color palette to match my pictures. My friend Johana gave me an awesome tip: use your fuse unplugged to add a faux stitch to your papers.
This turned out great! I used my Fuse Mat and my Supreme ruler and simply ran my Fuse with a bit of pressure down the page. That bit of texture was just what my sunburst needed!
Next, I used a chipboard sticker and the beautiful ombre thickers to create my title.
Finally, I added a few stickers and die cuts. We harvest some lemons during our trip, therefore I added some stickers right next to my journaling.
The puffy stickers are great for planners and for your pages as well! You can add bits of color and create tiny clusters.
I’m sure you’re going to love this collection as much as I do—the designs are perfect to scrap your favorite summer memories!
Have a great day!
Supplies
Sunshiny Days Thickers (733607)
Sunshiny Days Ephemera (733609)
Sunshiny Days Chipboard Stickers (733610)
Sunshiny Days Puffy Stickers (733611)
Sunshiny Days Paradise (733596)
Sunshiny Days Let’s Float (733604)
Sunshiny Days Daydream (733598)
Sunshiny Days Pineapple Float (733600)
Fuse Tool (662567)
Fuse Silicone Mat (660843)
Supreme Ruler (660556)
I started by gathering a few supplies from around the house. Other than the Sunshiny Day collection, all I needed was a few large Popsicle sticks, a tin can, and some craft paint. 
The first step in creating this Summer activity idea jar is to paint the ends of the Popsicle sticks. The washi tape on either end of the popsicle sticks is to keep the paint lines nice and neat. I chose to paint one end yellow and one end pink. 
You don’t have to paint them yellow and pink but they do need to be two different colors. When you use the Summer activity idea jar, you choose an activity and when you complete the activity you flip the stick so the opposite color of the stick is showing at the top of the jar. When the paint was dry, I wrapped each stick with washi tape. 
The jar itself is really easy to make. I used a basic tin can and covered it with patterned paper. The redline sticky tape is to adhere the paper to the tin can. I wanted to make sure that the patterned paper stuck to the can very well. If you’ve ever used redline sticky tape, you know how strong it is. 
To finish the jar, I printed several summer activities on patterned paper, cut them into strips, and adhered them to the painted Popsicle sticks.
How do you keep summer boredom at bay at your house? Grab the Sunshiny Day collection and make your own summer activity idea jar for your house. Thank you for stopping by the Pebbles blog!
Before I cut the patterned paper for this tag, I actually put the stickers in place. By placing the stickers in place first, I was able to trim around them without wasting any patterned paper. I chose “Have a cool Summer” for the sentiment on this tag. For this first project, I tied the tag onto a bottle of raspberry lemonade. You could also use the same sentiment for a box of popsicle, ice cream, or another cold beverage. 
Because this tag is on a gift, I made sure to add extra adhesive to each sticker so they will all stay in place until the gift is given. I wanted to give the tag a little bit of shimmer so I sprinkled some teal shimmery ink on top of the tag. 
I punched a hole in the upper left corner of the tag and tied the tag onto the bottle of lemonade. It’s that easy! Next time you need a quick summer gift, just create a quick tag and tie it onto a “cool” gift. Thank you for stopping by the Pebbles blog, I’ll see you again soon!!
